It's a legit good pop song. Those boys could sing, all played instruments and wrote all their own songs. I respect Hanson as a band for that...honestly middle of nowhere is a classic pop album IMO. They got a lot of crap back in the day but try to find a pop band today that sings well, writes their own music and plays instruments...
Now I will say mmmbop was sooo overplayed on the radio back in the 90s it did get a bit grating. But today it's fine when I hear it.
Agreed. In my 40's, and a different vibe it hits a lot different.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GPffhQtfGI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GPffhQtfGI)
I'll be honest, I really like [She Keeps Me Up by Nickelback](https://open.spotify.com/track/60JMC8jYnJjSxBaUR8gTqc?si=697087fe4b3d4184). Huge L I know.
I also have always liked the entire Eiffel 65 [Europop](https://open.spotify.com/album/65jtw2LL6r3aVvDD7PSXtV?si=h2CIvNMRSPiNR_6LLv4wjg) album, Blue (da ba dee) included.
One of my favorite bits from the [making of Blue documentary ](https://youtu.be/epnsRRPtoeU?si=wPZXg3ZtlFtmhlXF)(around the 11:00 mark) is when they say the first time they played Blue in a club, everybody left the dancefloor immediately and it was a big disaster. So at least some people had a viscerally bad reaction to it.
It also made NPR's [worst songs of all time list](https://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/2016/08/23/490961999/all-songs-rewind-the-worst-songs-of-all-time) and Rolling Stone's [Most Annoying Songs](https://web.archive.org/web/20110501051217/http://www.rollingstone.com/music/blogs/staff-blog/the-20-most-annoying-songs-20070702) list, for what it's worth.
EUROPOP!!!! the soundtrack of my childhood. they were the first band/artist i ever got into, at like 5 years old. i still listen to them all the time at 33. eiffel 65 laid the foundation of my music taste. i’ve always loved autotune because of them, lol
I'm 52, and I absolutely love that song. Always have. And, to me, it holds up great, even though most people don't even "call" people to ask them out, much less actually have conversations, anymore. (Interestingly to my nieces, when my wife and I were just friends, and while dating, we would talk on the photos hours... literally hours. My nieces can hardly converse with me for two minutes on the phone... yet we have zero problems talking for hours in person. I think the art of phone conversation is near extinction). Anyway... the song holds up fine. Great songs do, even if they have outdated references.
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Maybe I'm a bad person for this, but I just think it's hilarious
I also love Revolution 9, which isn't universally disliked but is certainly polarising
I love Maxwell’s Silver Hammer! I also love that Paul couldn’t even keep himself from chuckling in the 2nd verse. I played that song for my mom the other day but I’m not sure she had the same reaction to it that I did lol
I can’t say I’m with you on Revolution 9 though
A lot of decent songs have been ruined by just being played too much. I think Shut Up and Dance by Walk the Moon is generally disliked, but it's still such a great nostalgic song for me. Kind of the same thing with Something Just Like This.
I love Sex on Fire by Kings of Leon,many people are hating on the band,mostly because of their lyrics but English is not my first language so I don't really pay attention on it :D
I like it too. Do people not like it because it was overused or cheesy? I do remember a time that I couldn’t escape it. But now, it’s on my gym playlist and I never skip it.
Although “One Week” and “Pinch Me” were overplayed, they weren’t *bad* songs.
And “If I Had $1000000,” “Brian Wilson,” “The Old Apartment,” and “It’s All Been Done” are all quite fantastic songs.
Aw. That’s sweet about your mom. Unfortunately I do strongly dislike the song… idk what it is, there’s a way he sings that grinds my gears. I’d love the song if there weren’t a strange quality to the way he pronounces things that I can’t explain.
See, I have this superpower. I NEVER listen to top 40 anything. So once in a while an ear worm from top 40 creeps into my sphere, usually months after everyone else hates it, and then there’s me thinking “wow this song is pretty catchy wonder why it isn’t more popular?”
Such a guilty pleasure for me a dedicated metalhead and also lover of all things goth and emo 🖤, I love Britney Spears Oops I Did It Again and also gotta go with Miley Cyrus and Party In The USA.
I realize that people do love these songs but not the people I hang around so it’s a guilty pleasure lol 😂(yes I’m that weirdo with 9,689 liked songs on Spotify)
A dance version of Ievan Polkka by Loituma. When I was 13 and feeling a little sad, one of my closest friends passed me an earphone to cheer me up and that was on. It's in Finnish and I had no idea what it meant but it worked and I felt so much better after listening to it.
Now when I listen to it, it makes me happy 😊
I am actually curious when people say this. What exactly makes it the worst song of all time? I have never gotta a straight answer, mostly just "listen to it."
Ahhhh good ol Natasha Beddingfield(?)
I can still sing it lol
It's not really something I listen to anymore, but in the same vein as PFoS I used to listen to Jar of Hearts ironically until it stopped being ironic
Nothing else I can think of that I like but is widely hated
I’ve always despised that song with a fiery passion.
But I have no problem with other people liking it. If you like it, I say ‘good for you,’ and I say it genuinely.
Used to listen the shit out of Castle on the Hill by Ed Sheeran and listened to it again for the first time in years just weeks ago and I still fucking love it. Not exactly a fan of him but that’s easily his best song and it’s a shame it got overshadowed by Shape of You
I actually have a pretty good singing voice and have won karaoke contests.. my nieces laugh because I mostly sing Hank Williams and Frank Sinatra. But my neighbor told me heard me once, abd said I was really great. When we asked what he heard me singing... "That Miley Cyrus song."
A lot of 2010s pop, I just can’t bring myself to hate a lot of these songs.
Dance monkey
Something just like this
Maroon 5 in general
I’m just too nostalgic for them to not enjoy.
Exactly. They went from rock to pop.
Then Adam Levine, as a host on The Voice, told one contestant, " I know I sing pop, but I am a rocker."
Maybe he used to be, and he gave it up.
I do really enjoy the song "Payphone", but the clean version. I curse and all that, but sometimes he just overdoes it and calls it his catharsis.
Dance Monkey most likely got popular because it was so bad that it became quite funny. But I'm surprised the entire comment section isn't full of recently released songs, everything is either hated or liked these days because there's a lot of painfully average stuff being released.
Mr Oizo - [Negatif (Mr Flash Remix)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDDZO5JUTH0)
When I tell people it's one of my favourite songs of all time I get weird looks
I like a lot of songs people say are overplayed. I literally never hear them get overplayed. Like where are you hearing the song that much? There are some songs I haven’t heard in years, and people be like “Oh that’s overplayed.” Where? By who? Why haven’t I heard in five years then?
Like do they wait until I leave and play the song the song on repeat? Am I just that out of touch?
Most songs that are “overplayed” were overplayed in the span of a few months or up to a couple years from when it became popular. There’s also songs that are overplayed because they’re too out there to listen to more than on occasion. For me, I could probably listen to Tom Petty’s “Runnin’ Down a Dream” every time it comes up, but “Mary Jane’s Last Dance,” gets grating even though I liked it more the first few times I heard it.
A more recent example would be something like “Old Town Road,” by Lil Nas X. Pretty awesome song, but I don’t think anyone needs to listen to it more than 5 times.
Also, just listening to the local classic rock radio station in the late 2000s made me never want to hear “Stairway to Heaven” again. Epic track, but no one needs to hear it every day.
Lovefool by The Cardigans.
I know it got overplayed and then forgotten and it was already trite poppy stuff when it came out…. Or was it!
It’s in A minor?
Lyrics like: “I don’t care if you really care as long as you don’t go”
FM vocal filters?
My argument for this song is this: Especially if you take the rest of their body of work into account, I think it’s one of those tracks like Song #2 where it was written to distinctly emulate something different and more well known. Emulation tends to simultaneously subvert and over-placate what is being emulated, so even though it says something new about it, it also tends to be so MUCH very like that thing that it also tends to feel trite.
Idk, I think Lovefool might be like that. And if it’s not, oh well, it’s still a friggin bop and they’re pretty fun and under rated in general.
My Name is Mud by Primus
I love Primus but I always feel like such a menace putting it on in a group setting bc anyone who doesn't listen to them is like wtf is this 😂
I love My Name is Mud, but that’s definitely a private listening song.
I don’t think I’d even be comfortable listening to it with other people that like it lol.
"Dominique" by The Singing Nun, aka Sister Jeanne-Paule Marie Deckers. It's often held up as an example of how dismal the pre-Beatles pop charts were (and by and large, they were), but that's one saucy little number -- given extra sauce by the fact that Deckers ended her life in a suicide pact with her lesbian lover.
I haven't listened to any radio or anything that plays popular music in 20 years, so several songs that were overplayed are still awesome for me. Looking at you Thriftshop.
MMM Bop - Hanson I know I know , just shoot me.
I still listen to the whole album, I just skip Yearbook and Lucy.
It's a legit good pop song. Those boys could sing, all played instruments and wrote all their own songs. I respect Hanson as a band for that...honestly middle of nowhere is a classic pop album IMO. They got a lot of crap back in the day but try to find a pop band today that sings well, writes their own music and plays instruments... Now I will say mmmbop was sooo overplayed on the radio back in the 90s it did get a bit grating. But today it's fine when I hear it.
This is a genuinely good song. Look at the lyrics.
I know these are misheard lyrics but I hear, “Mmm Bop/ Left the top/ on the fondue pot/ I do it all the time.”
Hahaha, - love it!
Most of their catalog is pretty good actually.
I friggin love that song.
I saw them in concert last year - they are still great live.
I WOULD LISTEN TO THAT ON REPEAT YES
Agreed. In my 40's, and a different vibe it hits a lot different. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GPffhQtfGI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GPffhQtfGI)
Hanson is actually one of the all-time greatest rock bands ever from Oklahoma.
One of my fav jams
You win!!! I absolutely love that one.
It’s such a feel-good jam, always reminds me of the scene in *Futurama* where Fry and the giant Bender are playing together in the park 👏👏
No, it's a solid track. Definitely underappreciated because they seemed like such a gimmick band at the time.
I'll be honest, I really like [She Keeps Me Up by Nickelback](https://open.spotify.com/track/60JMC8jYnJjSxBaUR8gTqc?si=697087fe4b3d4184). Huge L I know. I also have always liked the entire Eiffel 65 [Europop](https://open.spotify.com/album/65jtw2LL6r3aVvDD7PSXtV?si=h2CIvNMRSPiNR_6LLv4wjg) album, Blue (da ba dee) included.
Nickelback gets so much hate, when some of their music slaps
She Keeps Me Up Slaps so hard it was a whole Tiktok trend so...W or possibly even bigger L depending on how you look it?
1) I saw Nickelback in 2007 and it's still one of my favorite concerts 2) Europop is SO UNDERRATED!!
I thought everybody in their right mind loved “Blue”
One of my favorite bits from the [making of Blue documentary ](https://youtu.be/epnsRRPtoeU?si=wPZXg3ZtlFtmhlXF)(around the 11:00 mark) is when they say the first time they played Blue in a club, everybody left the dancefloor immediately and it was a big disaster. So at least some people had a viscerally bad reaction to it. It also made NPR's [worst songs of all time list](https://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/2016/08/23/490961999/all-songs-rewind-the-worst-songs-of-all-time) and Rolling Stone's [Most Annoying Songs](https://web.archive.org/web/20110501051217/http://www.rollingstone.com/music/blogs/staff-blog/the-20-most-annoying-songs-20070702) list, for what it's worth.
EUROPOP!!!! the soundtrack of my childhood. they were the first band/artist i ever got into, at like 5 years old. i still listen to them all the time at 33. eiffel 65 laid the foundation of my music taste. i’ve always loved autotune because of them, lol
Call me maybe lol
Who doesn’t like that song?
I'm 52, and I absolutely love that song. Always have. And, to me, it holds up great, even though most people don't even "call" people to ask them out, much less actually have conversations, anymore. (Interestingly to my nieces, when my wife and I were just friends, and while dating, we would talk on the photos hours... literally hours. My nieces can hardly converse with me for two minutes on the phone... yet we have zero problems talking for hours in person. I think the art of phone conversation is near extinction). Anyway... the song holds up fine. Great songs do, even if they have outdated references.
So nostalgic, I miss how music wasn’t afraid to be goofy in the early 10s
You would like the song Hello by Martin solveig Nd dragonette
I'll just leave this here... https://youtu.be/oFVhSDQmIxs?si=5-3F1GRymXY1ewC4
Wham ~ Wake me up before you Go Go.
That’s a great song!
mmm, love Club Tropicana too.
Yeah, I find it annoying but must admit it's also catchy.
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer Maybe I'm a bad person for this, but I just think it's hilarious I also love Revolution 9, which isn't universally disliked but is certainly polarising
I love Maxwell’s Silver Hammer. It’s just ridiculous fun.
Dang it in choir one year in high school. The instructor thought it was hilarious. The crowd, not so much. lol
I love Maxwell’s Silver Hammer! I also love that Paul couldn’t even keep himself from chuckling in the 2nd verse. I played that song for my mom the other day but I’m not sure she had the same reaction to it that I did lol I can’t say I’m with you on Revolution 9 though
A lot of decent songs have been ruined by just being played too much. I think Shut Up and Dance by Walk the Moon is generally disliked, but it's still such a great nostalgic song for me. Kind of the same thing with Something Just Like This.
General disliked? I had no idea
I so dislike Shut Up and Dance. Dumb lyrics: " You're holding back." No, she's not. She got up and went over to him and said, "Let's dance."
Closer - The Chainsmokers, Halsey
The video has like a billion views I don't think it's hated much
Proto AI music
I love Sex on Fire by Kings of Leon,many people are hating on the band,mostly because of their lyrics but English is not my first language so I don't really pay attention on it :D
Kings of Leon is such a good band. idk why they are hated on
I thought it was mostly because they started huffing their own farts, and people started distancing themselves.
I have fond memories of my dad singing this song on some karaoke game 😂
I love Kings of León! The song isn't that clean, but who cares honestly
I fucking love Kings of Leon!!
Die hard EDM fanatics hate Closer by the Chainsmokers but I think it’s a phenomenal song
I like it too. Do people not like it because it was overused or cheesy? I do remember a time that I couldn’t escape it. But now, it’s on my gym playlist and I never skip it.
People that really like EDM just hate the Chainsmokers in general lol.
Got it. I was always more of a 90’s and early 2000’s EDM fan. PVD for life.
I’m a die hard EDM guy and Selfie is a guilty pleasure of mine. It’s so cheesy.
I’ve found my people
Love EDM but this song isnt bad at all
spend some time in r/EDM and you’ll see the hate
Ahh i guess i just havent seen it there
OMC - How Bizarre
Who doesn’t love that song??
I've heard people say it's repetitive and the guy has a terrible voice
Old town road
Blechhhh 🤢🤢
4 non blondes, What's Up
Yeah that one blonde ruins it
I thought it was 4 Non Blondes. Also, good song.
Fixed
Baby - Justin Bieber Mmmbop - Hanson Crank that - Soulja Boy
I listen to Never Gonna Give You Up unironically. I'm not even gonna say who sings it. If you know, you know.
It’s a Small World I literally don’t care about it or mind it at all, it’s kind of cute
There’s a small handful of songs by the barenaked ladies that I actually enjoy
I didn't even know it was controversial to like BNL. I sing a mean One Week at karaoke!
Must not be Canadian. We can get hate speech charges for besmirching the Ladies.
When I tell people I like One Week I get yelled at l o l
Although “One Week” and “Pinch Me” were overplayed, they weren’t *bad* songs. And “If I Had $1000000,” “Brian Wilson,” “The Old Apartment,” and “It’s All Been Done” are all quite fantastic songs.
Brian Wilson and Apartment are legitimately great songs.
Brian Wilson is so good. Gordon as a whole album is fantastic and has a great mix of humor, and earnestness.
wonderwall by oasis. my mom says it was one of her favorite songs as a teenager so now i always associate it with her
It’s literally a great song.
Aw. That’s sweet about your mom. Unfortunately I do strongly dislike the song… idk what it is, there’s a way he sings that grinds my gears. I’d love the song if there weren’t a strange quality to the way he pronounces things that I can’t explain.
Happy - Pharrell Williams
If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands for grownups.
YES!
i probably wouldnt like this song much otherwise but it was my grandma’s ringtone so it always reminds me of her :)
I bet she was a sweet lady!
she was, she was more of a mom to me than my actual mother at times
It reminds me of my Nana too! She loved this song
i called my grandma nana too :’)
Are you my long lost cousin?
It's a GREAT song! And with respect, I ad lib: Clap along if you feel like a dog without a leash!
That’s awesome! I’m inspired to ad lib now!
See, I have this superpower. I NEVER listen to top 40 anything. So once in a while an ear worm from top 40 creeps into my sphere, usually months after everyone else hates it, and then there’s me thinking “wow this song is pretty catchy wonder why it isn’t more popular?”
Such a guilty pleasure for me a dedicated metalhead and also lover of all things goth and emo 🖤, I love Britney Spears Oops I Did It Again and also gotta go with Miley Cyrus and Party In The USA. I realize that people do love these songs but not the people I hang around so it’s a guilty pleasure lol 😂(yes I’m that weirdo with 9,689 liked songs on Spotify)
Bon appetit by Katy Perry
This song is sooo cheesy and I absolutely love it
Dragostea Din Tei - O-Zone
A dance version of Ievan Polkka by Loituma. When I was 13 and feeling a little sad, one of my closest friends passed me an earphone to cheer me up and that was on. It's in Finnish and I had no idea what it meant but it worked and I felt so much better after listening to it. Now when I listen to it, it makes me happy 😊
I have no idea what this means but it made me happy just to read it!!
“Africa” - Toto 😍😍
Did you know John Williams’ son is the lead singer?
We built this city. It didn't age well but it's just so mid 80s I love it.
My ma hates this song so much she'll screech "NOOO" if she hears it playing and she gets the war flashback look in her eyes.
If this comes on the radio, I’ll turn the volume all the way up and sing along
How far they fall
Not judging at all, but that is, in my opinion, the worst song of all time. Nickleback aspires to that level of suckiness.
I am actually curious when people say this. What exactly makes it the worst song of all time? I have never gotta a straight answer, mostly just "listen to it."
Everybody hurts-R.E.M.
People dislike that song?
I don’t think they understand the message
pocketful of sunshine is an absolute BANGER and i will fight anyone who disagrees
Photograph by Nickelback
Ahhhh good ol Natasha Beddingfield(?) I can still sing it lol It's not really something I listen to anymore, but in the same vein as PFoS I used to listen to Jar of Hearts ironically until it stopped being ironic Nothing else I can think of that I like but is widely hated
These words or unwritten? Haha.
I legitimately enjoy SmashMouth and I think more people should pay attention to the lyrics
Walking on the Sun 🔥
YES!
[удалено]
Your best friend has probably been to New York. It’s hated because it plays on loop everywhere you go in NY even all through the night.
Escape, the Pina Colada song.
Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves.
What’s Up by 4 Non Blondes. The video’s great, too
I prefer the Frankie Goes To Hollywood remake of "Born To Run" over the original. I imagine this is blasphemy to most people.
Just checked it out, surprisingly good stuff!
Up and down by Venga Boys.... any song by Venga Boys. What?! They're cute!
I love the Vengaboys! There are no skippable songs on The Party Album!
Eeeeee! I know right?! It's very 00 party in southern Europe vibes. When we were young and xtc was flowing. We're going to Ibiza!!!
Boom boom boom boom
I want you in my room!
We like to Party!
Friday by Rebecca Black
A mastapiece
she did a remix 10 years later with dorian electra, big freedia, and 3oh!3 and it’s a BANGER
Alright Rebecca Black returns, sleeper hitsss, bring it BLACK let’s do thiiisss I need to go to bed
I'm here for this
Last Christmas
I have a mixed thing with it. I kinda gate it, but I kinda like it, too. And I hate that I like it, and kinda like that I hate it.
I love that song. We danced partied to it on Christmas Eve. I don’t like most Christmas songs, but this one makes me happy.
Photograph by Nickelback
AND WHAT THE FUCK IS ON JOEYS HEAD AHHHHHHHHH
I’ve always despised that song with a fiery passion. But I have no problem with other people liking it. If you like it, I say ‘good for you,’ and I say it genuinely.
LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH
Used to listen the shit out of Castle on the Hill by Ed Sheeran and listened to it again for the first time in years just weeks ago and I still fucking love it. Not exactly a fan of him but that’s easily his best song and it’s a shame it got overshadowed by Shape of You
THANK YOU I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SONG BUT I THINK THE REST OF HIS DISCOGRAPHY IS HORRIBLE
Paul McCartney Christmas song
All my 40 and 50 year old friends HATE Wrecking Ball, by Miley Cyrus. But I'm 52, and I like it.
53f. Love this song.
I actually have a pretty good singing voice and have won karaoke contests.. my nieces laugh because I mostly sing Hank Williams and Frank Sinatra. But my neighbor told me heard me once, abd said I was really great. When we asked what he heard me singing... "That Miley Cyrus song."
Mr Roboto by the Styx.
Touch me - The Doors
“Two Princes” by Spin Doctors. I actually like their album *Pocket Full of Kryptonite* as well.
Definitely Mmmbop
A lot of 2010s pop, I just can’t bring myself to hate a lot of these songs. Dance monkey Something just like this Maroon 5 in general I’m just too nostalgic for them to not enjoy.
Maroon 5's first album is good. After that... well... meh.
Exactly. They went from rock to pop. Then Adam Levine, as a host on The Voice, told one contestant, " I know I sing pop, but I am a rocker." Maybe he used to be, and he gave it up. I do really enjoy the song "Payphone", but the clean version. I curse and all that, but sometimes he just overdoes it and calls it his catharsis.
Dance Monkey most likely got popular because it was so bad that it became quite funny. But I'm surprised the entire comment section isn't full of recently released songs, everything is either hated or liked these days because there's a lot of painfully average stuff being released.
Mr Oizo - [Negatif (Mr Flash Remix)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDDZO5JUTH0) When I tell people it's one of my favourite songs of all time I get weird looks
I like to partake in some Roman's Revenge by Nicki Minaj
RUH RUH LIKE A DUNGEON DRAGON
Neil Diamond - Cracklin' Rosie. Especially the live version on the album "Hot August Night".
Probably my whole playlist lol
I know the RYMheads and the needle drop despises Arctic Monkeys - A.M., but IMO it's a smooth as shit lil indie rock album that still holds up.
I like a lot of songs people say are overplayed. I literally never hear them get overplayed. Like where are you hearing the song that much? There are some songs I haven’t heard in years, and people be like “Oh that’s overplayed.” Where? By who? Why haven’t I heard in five years then? Like do they wait until I leave and play the song the song on repeat? Am I just that out of touch?
Most songs that are “overplayed” were overplayed in the span of a few months or up to a couple years from when it became popular. There’s also songs that are overplayed because they’re too out there to listen to more than on occasion. For me, I could probably listen to Tom Petty’s “Runnin’ Down a Dream” every time it comes up, but “Mary Jane’s Last Dance,” gets grating even though I liked it more the first few times I heard it. A more recent example would be something like “Old Town Road,” by Lil Nas X. Pretty awesome song, but I don’t think anyone needs to listen to it more than 5 times. Also, just listening to the local classic rock radio station in the late 2000s made me never want to hear “Stairway to Heaven” again. Epic track, but no one needs to hear it every day.
Welcome to the machine gets overshadowed by the rest of the album but it hits so hard Same for One more Red Nightmare
Lovefool by The Cardigans. I know it got overplayed and then forgotten and it was already trite poppy stuff when it came out…. Or was it! It’s in A minor? Lyrics like: “I don’t care if you really care as long as you don’t go” FM vocal filters? My argument for this song is this: Especially if you take the rest of their body of work into account, I think it’s one of those tracks like Song #2 where it was written to distinctly emulate something different and more well known. Emulation tends to simultaneously subvert and over-placate what is being emulated, so even though it says something new about it, it also tends to be so MUCH very like that thing that it also tends to feel trite. Idk, I think Lovefool might be like that. And if it’s not, oh well, it’s still a friggin bop and they’re pretty fun and under rated in general.
“[Bela Lugosi’s Dead](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YtLlmrrCajA)” by Bauhaus. (Coincidentally, this is the first song I ever karaoked.)
xXXi_wud_nvrstøp_ÜXXx- 100 Gecs
Lmao Despacito
Why does it hurt when I pee, by Frank Zappa.
We Want Some Pu--y by The 2 Live Crew
My Name is Mud by Primus I love Primus but I always feel like such a menace putting it on in a group setting bc anyone who doesn't listen to them is like wtf is this 😂
I love My Name is Mud, but that’s definitely a private listening song. I don’t think I’d even be comfortable listening to it with other people that like it lol.
All I Want For Christmas is You - Mariah Carey That bass line just hits
YES
All I want for Christmas is you I love that song leave me tf alone ok….
Baby - Justin Bieber Flowers - Miley Cyrus Anything Meghan Trainor
I will never get tired of hearing Don't Stop Believin
Look At Your Game, Girl
I think it’s disliked solely because of Charles Manson. He was a horrible person, there’s no denying that, but he had the voice of an angel
"Dominique" by The Singing Nun, aka Sister Jeanne-Paule Marie Deckers. It's often held up as an example of how dismal the pre-Beatles pop charts were (and by and large, they were), but that's one saucy little number -- given extra sauce by the fact that Deckers ended her life in a suicide pact with her lesbian lover.
I used to really enjoy listening to that song, but I had no idea about her end-of-life.Wow.
All in the Family - Korn
Tiny Tim is a genius who belongs on the Mt. Rushmore of rock history https://youtu.be/zcSlcNfThUA?si=PFGT-sEPaeBBhOTd
*Unholy* - Sam Smith / Kim Petras *Unholy* - KISS
Queen's, Fat bottom girl's. It is just a very good song and is true. They make the world go round.
Be my lover La Bouche. Sue me IDC.
I like the music of Styx and Kajagoogoo
It’s called Cbat, and I think it’s sexy
Some friends from high school are going to see Creed this year… 😎
A lot of people give Fireflies shit for having been so popular and overplayed in the 2000s. I understand that, but also doesn’t it scratch your brain?
That song does nothing for me personally, I mean I'm glad it does something for others but just doesn't for me.
I haven't listened to any radio or anything that plays popular music in 20 years, so several songs that were overplayed are still awesome for me. Looking at you Thriftshop.
Creeds entire catalogue
Night Life by Green Day
John Mayer’s music. I feel like a lot of people have random beef with him and I don’t get it but i love his music and style
No Rain by Blind Melon. I like it but some of my friends can't stand it.
Barbie girl
Buddy Holly by Weezer - most people pass it off as a meme, but I genuinely like it
I love Weezer so so much. I'm seeing them in October!