What Is The Most Annoying Song That You Despise The Most

[Parche]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0V4NRBQ7as


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[Tommy_Carcetti]

1. Hollaback Girl, by Gwen Stefani

"This s__t is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S. This s__t is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S!"

Actually, most anything of Stefani's solo career is pretty annoying.

[riverdeep]

4. All her songs sound like they were written by eight year olds.

In the playground.

In the same vein, there's that godawful song by who I thought was Stefani, but turns out to be someone named Fergie.

How come every time you come around
My London London Bridge wanna go down
Like London London London

Yeah, those eight year olds again, working overtime.

[B3Nut]

7. Furby is responsible for that sonic torture device "My Humps"

by the Hack Eyed Fleas.

I swear, the modern pop scene is the reigning repository for the most wretchedly-vapid stupidity in attempts at music-making in the history of music. It seems the level of success is inversely proportional to genuine musical talent.

Personally, I think accusing 8-year-olds of writing that dreck is an insult to 8-year-olds.... ;)

[ceile]

2. "What's Up" 4 Non Blondes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXcQGsoDkDk

Makes me want to scratch someone's eyeballs out!

[Parche]

3. Oh Yeah

I agree with that one totally........

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[Tommy_Carcetti]

9. I like that one (ducks) n/t

[Jamastiene]

25. I do too. I got it covered.

:P

[Mad_Dem_X]

46. Yes! I know exactly ONE person

who liked that song. The rest of us made fun of him relentlessly for it.

[CreekDog]

5. That "Gasolina" song

and "What's Going On" 4-Non Blondes -second vote for that in this thread!

:banghead:

[geardaddy]

6. Anything sung by Rob Thomas.

'nuff said.

[Parche]

14. hell yeah

I despise him and pukebox 20....

he is one of the most annoying 'singers' out there

i agree!!

:woohoo:
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[geardaddy]

47. Yechhh.

He's such a turd. I'm glad someone else out there agrees with me.

[underpants]

8. "Dancing in the Streets" no matter who does it

I HATE THAT SONG

[last_texas_dem]

40. You know, I don't care for that one, either

Kinda strange 'cause I like most of the Motown stuff I've heard... Plus, I always feel a little guilty b/c I know "Dancing in the Streets" is associated w/ the civil rights movement and all, but yeah... if it comes on, I'm changing the station.

[Forkboy]

10. My three most hated songs always gets me in trouble when I tell people.

Which is fun!

Freebird
Stairway To Heaven
Dream On

I'm sure there's worse out there but those are in a genre I've never liked to start with. These songs on the other hand were staples growing up with everyone around me. I think they're overwrought crap though.

:hide:

[Iggo]

13. Well, hell...

...that's Guitar 101 for my generation.

I can see how they'd get on yer nerves, though, considering the ubiquitousness* of all three of those songs. They were, and still are, way overplayed.

*It's a word. I checked.

[RainDog]

19. I totally hate Lynyrd S.

everything they do. the thought of them makes me get those uck shivers.

[Forkboy]

21. LOL

I like one or two songs, but that's about it. Freebird was used nicely in The Devil's Rejects, but I still hate it.

I like other songs by Aerosmith and Led Zep too, but these three will result in an instant shut off from me.

[Jamastiene]

26. Ding ding ding ding ding. We have a winner.

My least favorite songs are those same ones as well. I'm sick of them. They play them like they are the only songs available around here. :puke:

[RebelOne]

44. Having My Baby, by Paul Anka.

That song just makes me want to :puke:

[Chan790]

11. This:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqiWrKkILOU

It's like the perfect storm of bad singing, bad music, bad lyrics, and a lame old topic.

[MotorCityMan]

12. "Barbie Girl"

I used to hear that song on the radio every day after work. It made me want to drive into incoming traffic.

"You can do my hair, undress me anywhere.." :puke:

[cordelia]

15. "I've Never Been to Me"

Also, anything by the Steve Miller Band. Apologies to fans.

"Don't Worry, Be Happy".

And that atrocity about letting the dogs out.

I hope multiples are allowed.

[RainDog]

16. Afternoon Delight

I want to get violent when I hear that song.

[Lil Missy]

17. "You Light up my Life"

[stuntcat]

18. the one from "Free Credit Report Dot Com" commercial

I swear I don't even watch that much tv and yet somehow I hear that song.. they play it on tvland, they play it between the news on CNN, they play it in my fricking dreams x(

Louie Louie is sick too :puke: :puke: Pukie Pukie

[Sequoia]

20. Give Peace a Chance

All we are saying is...write some lyrics for crying out loud. I like John Lennon's stuff but this chant is just boring. Flame away.

[Initech]

34. Doesn't really have much meaning under 27 years of BFEE rule, does it?

[greenbriar]

22. come on Feel the Noise

ugggggggggggg

[pink-o]

23. There is no worse song than "Seaons in the Sun"

Songs on parity:

Billy, Don't be a Hero
Afternoon Delight
Muskrat Love
Feelings

ANYTHING by the Carpenters. How could anyone enjoy listening to Karen sing--aside from bleaching out the soul in every song she touched (King Midas on Clorox!) she was notorious for warbling between the tones, never quite hitting them. It always sounded like the hole in the record was off-centre.


Gawd, for all it's great contributions, the seventies really sucked sometimes!

[Aristus]

24. "Amazed" by Lone Star.

I'd like to find out who signed that adenoidal eunuch to a recording contract, and shove him off a cliff. And shove the singer off immediately afterward.

[pinniped]

27. One that comes to mind is that crap from the stupid vonage crapcommercials.

It is definitely one of the worse, along with that jerk gnarls barkley crazy crap.

[nomorenomore08]

28. Anything by the Black Eyed Peas or any "American Idol" contestant.

I would say it was that "Superman" song by that Soulja Boy kid (really, he's like 17), but it has enough of a guilty pleasure factor to avoid total infamy.

[riverdeep]

42. I've never seen American Idol.

But I was in a situation where I was forced to listen to a radio station I didn't care for for few weeks. After repeated listenings of this one song, I kinda started to like it. I asked someone who it was and they said, "Oh, that's Kelly Clarkson, you know, American Idol..."

AHH!!

The song I found out was 'Since You've Been Gone'. She does have a decent voice.

[jobycom]

49. Give it a shot. I hated the whole idea at first, but now I have a theory about it.

I've only watched it a few times. I resisted mightily for years, but my daughter, who's a pretty good singer (If she asks, tell her I said STUPENDOUS!!!!) watched a couple of episodes.

My first thought was that it was a train wreck show, that people would watch just to see Simon embarrass people. But after a few episodes, I began to believe it is actually teaching Americans how to recognize good singing.

The early shows start off with the open tryouts, and you hear a whole range, from truly talented to godawful deluded. Watching the full range, all at once, people can clearly hear the difference. Over the course of a season, the field is winnowed from a group of reasonably talented down to a handful of genuine talent. Simon is brutally honest in his comments--not as mean as some claim--and usually very accurate. And other artists talk about the contestants. The audience gets to hear analysis of each performer and what they did right and wrong.

I think overall people who watch the show are slowly being trained, by being shown wildly different talent levels, and slowly narrowing what they hear until the last six or seven contestants are close, and the nuances between them can be heard. I don't say they always choose the best as the winner, just that the final six or so are generally better than the first six to go.

I still don't watch it. :) But I don't shudder when I see clips from it.

And if you like Clarkson's "Since You've Been Gone" (I don't, actually, but it's ok), listen to "Because of you." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLi0yBmPe0k

Just my random observations. I had to take a break from work, and then from GD:P! :)

[FloridaJudy]

29. Anything by Bobby Goldsboro

"Honey" takes the glurge award: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7Un6yd986c

But "Watching Scotty Grow" is pretty egregious as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KALbDN0tSGE

[ironflange]

30. Oh, come on, it's so obvious

youtube.com/watch?v=D5S61DAEsg4

[samsingh]

31. so many

[rurallib]

32. "You light up my Life" & "what the world needs now is love sweet love"

[Initech]

33. I flat-out, utterly despise this song, no matter who its sung by:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=RssIN3ustUw

As David Cross said - "I will surely stand uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup! Next to you and defend her still today! Well, here's your chance, asshole!"

[Firespirit]

35. Sugar We're Going Down.

Though pretty much anything by Fall Out Boy could be substituted.

If you search YouTube, there are dozens of parody videos for this crap "rock" band with... "alternative" lyrics that all too often sound more like the bawling of that incoherent, incomprehensible lead singer than the actual lyrics do.

Fish in a barrel, I know. :P

[SoxFan]

36. Figured You Out

Really, there's only one Nickelback song and they keep rehashing it, but the lyrica in this one should win the Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Achievement in Douchabaggery.

[DarkTirade]

37. Just about anything Missy Elliot has ever done.

Oh, wait, you said SONG, not random collection of noise...

[Fox Mulder]

38. Every country music song.

[Broken_Hero]

39. My Humps by Fergi......nt

[The Animator]

41. The Cha Cha fucking Slide

Any retard with a twelve dollar midi keyboard could make that piece of shit.

[annonymous]

43. Short People by Randy Newman

That song brings me nothing but bad memories. I hate it with a passion.

[sarge43]

45. No contest - "You're Havin' My Baby"

Whose baby, asshole?!

[Bake]

48. That godawful Mac Airbook commercial thingie

It was OK the first, I don't know, FIFTY THOUSAND TIMES THEY RAN THE DAMN THING. Got a little old after that.

Bake

[jobycom]

50. That damned Rick Astley crap! Who the Hell revived that one?

[dolo amber]

51. I really and for true can't stand The Star Spangled Banner

Never could. It's not even the content (though that's fairly lame as well) but I find it musically to be very blah and uninteresting in any way. I suppose if it weren't the national anthem I could overlook it easily enough, but the realization dawned on me at the first of many baseball games I'll be attending this season just how very much I dislike that song.

And for that matter, Kate Smith and that treacly "God Bless America" can cram it as well. :grr: