That shitty version of I'm Blue that has the laziest lyrics ever written with a singer that has an obnoxious nasally voice. "I'm good, yeah I'm feeling alright, this is gonna be the best freaking night of my life" sounds like the first lyrics she came up with when she woke up that morning. That nasally "na na na na na" at the end also grinds my gears. So glad that song isn't being played on the radio anymore, I'd much rather listen to the original I'm Blue Da Ba Dee for an hour straight than listen to this version even once.
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I'm Blue
I'm in need of a guy
I can beat-off at night
I'm blue i believe i'm a guy i can eat off my thighs
I've never even heard the version you're talking about and I already hate it so much.
I'm with you 💯
That stupid song get me just like hearing the opening of Ice Ice Baby and expecting Under Pressure.
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Fucking Grey's Anatomy "how to save a life" such a goddamn stupid song and a goddamn stupid show about crazy white women fucking ghosts in storage closets.
I Want You to Want Me by Cheap Trick
Words cannot explain how much I fucking despise this song. It's the same fucking line for almost 4 minutes over and over and over again, I'd rather listen to nails on a chalkboard crushed and bass boosted while suffering extreme tinnitus for the rest of my life than have to listen to that song again.
Christmas music. Specifically the very short playlist of Christmas music that's typically played in stores around the holidays. Especially if it's being played out of season (ie not on December 24th or December 25th).
Big Girls Don't Cry by Fergie. Writes a song about being an emotionally mature adult. Sings the whole song like a whiney toddler.
The fact that this was posted 7 hours ago and nobody has said "All I want for Christmas is you" by Mariah Carey warrants an entire episode of Unexplained Mysteries imo.
I don't hate the song. I hate the fuxkers that start playing it at the start of November and just keep at it until new years.
Fun fact! I was literally tortured (yes, actually for real) by Collective Soul so anytime I hear one of their two "hit" songs I get flung into PTSD flashbacks. I have to cover my ears and basically sink to the floor or immediately leave the area if that's possible.
Suffice to say I hate them.
Also I was a retail slave for over a decade and hate all Christmas music. Super mega hate.
Is there any way you can explain this a little more clearly because this is a shocking statement.
Yeah we really need some details about this. Who? When? Where? Why? How?
I worked at a christmas tree farm for three years, we had a christmas 8 track. Same 8 versions of the same 8 songs blasted at full volume on a 1970's unit with those giant speakers.
It was 15 years before I could stand christmas music again.
Stacy's mom, it's so stupid
Easy
#Evanescence - Bring Me To Life
Absolutely hate that song. It's bad enough that it's the poster child for baby's first "emo/goth" song. Badly written, overly dramatic, cheesy cringe af.... But I hate it for more than that.
I used to do (nearly) weekly karaoke with friends at the bar. And almost every week, every goddamn week, some "quirky" scene couple on their first date thinks they'll try to be cute sing a duet together... and everytime, every goddamn time, it's "Bring me to Life". And no, they can never sing, it sounds like if gym sneakers had autism.
Hate that song. Not just me, like, everyone who frequently does karaoke hates that song. Most karaooke DJs don't even let you pick it, they know what's up and they're even more sick of hearing it. I hear that song and I get fucking PTSD flashbacks. The cringe is physically painful.
it sounds like if gym sneakers had autism
I both have no idea what this means and also can't stop laughing.
I love singing this song on kareoke. It's great, because most girls had an emo phase, so I can peer pressure them into singing it (with me as the duet) and they'll have a good time. It is both simultaneously cheesy and a fondly remembered song from adolescence, which makes it a perfect kareoke song - since the point of kareoke isn't to sing well, but rather to get in front of a group of people, make yourself vulnerable, and feel the rush of stage fright. Wake Me Up is easy to get on stage for because you already know the words, but is fun because you get to reveal your cringy, angsty teen self that you are embarassed of on stage and see every single other person in the crowd singing along with you.
I cannot stand Hallelujah.
Everybody uses it as an emotional song for their emotional wedding slideshow, literally why???
If you look up the meaning, you'll see the song isn't really praising the Lord or whatever these people want, it's like they just heard "Hallelujah" and ignored everything else.
So now you have the bride and groom's smiling pictures scrolling by while the dude is rambling about "She tied you to a kitchen chair, She broke your throne and she cut your hair", WTF??? How come no one ever found this awkward???
Yeah I get it, Samson and Delilah, not really a good match for a wedding!
And it's overused to shit. Whatever deep meaning this song has, I cannot stand to hear it for the umpteenth time.
Especially not the music composing ramble of the opening verse.
Shut the fuck up about the the minor fall and the major lift.
Please use literally anything else for your photo montage I beg you.
Surprised at the lack of Maroon 5 or Imagine Dragons in here. Fucking milquetoast "rock". Sugar and Thunder immediately come to mind as two songs I'd rather didn't exist.
Honestly the milqueness of their toast is probably the reason nobody has said them. They are too bland to even hate most of them time. They just kind of limply slide off of your memory
Although in fairness I do think a few Imagine Dragons song are decent once removed from how hideously overplayed they were at the time
Adieu de Jérémy Frérot.
j'ai dû l'écouter souvent parce qu'elle passait trop souvent à la radio là où je travaillais. Et maintenant j'ai développé une haine pour elle. Il chante bizarre, la mélodie est catchy mais mauvaise...
That one kid rock that uses the riff from werewolves of London.
Benny and the Jets. My wife loves that song, but that techno scratch or whatever at the end is like a baudrate modem keying up a chalkboard scratch from the deepest, tormenting pits of hell.