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"With a Little Bit of Luck" from My Fair Lady. I hate that song. I tried.
I once left a club for good when they played Love Shack and Rock Lobster back to back. I tolerated the first one, but when they played the second straight away I just stood up and walked out, vowing to never return.
I absolutely despise We are Young by fun.
Most (all?) Destiny's Child songs.
Nails on a chalkboard to me.
shudder 😖
dance monkey
I don't try to find out whatever atrocious pop country song I've accidentally or unwillingly heard is called, so I don't know and don't want to know.
I personally want nothing to do with a girl in a looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong jacket.
Bwow, badadaDa, danananaa...
Echo Mountain by James King.
It's a bluegrass song. But give it a listen anyway.
The bolero is so underwhelming but still so prised.
Ravel's Bolero? There is a lot more rhythmic and harmonic complexity and variation than is readily apparent to most listeners. I had to (somewhat) learn to play it myself before I could appreciate it.
For me it's basically the same thing over and over, just soloed by every instrument. Not judging, I just personally thinks it's quite meh.
Chappelle Roan's Subway (?); it's on the radio at the moment constantly in my office and it honestly just sounds like wailing for like three minutes. It pierces straight through my noise-cancelling earbuds, and is just genuinely very annoying. Unfortunately, her last one, Pink Pony Club, had a similar effect. I think the pitch and power of her voice is impressive but it's just the right level to be annoying. No hate to her as an artist, it's not like that, it's just those two songs make me want to vomit.
- the entirety of scenecore, glitchcore, and digicore (they literally only sing about 3 things: self harm, sex (usually while fetishizing alt subcultures), and doing drugs, it's really annoying but for some reason it's also like 60% of what my sister listens to)
- a lot of hyperpop
- last christmas
- any song by david guetta
- edit audios
- [popular song] - slowed + reverb 💔 or [popular song] sped up 💕💕✨ (nightcore was better smh)
Despacito
Antidote by Travis Scott.
I don't hate a lot of songs. And there are worse songs out there that are simply atonal or discordant but that's not really notable. Either they're just objectively bad, or I'm not the target audience and so I don't get it, and that's fine.
But this song, I get it. What little of it there is to get, anyway. And it's awful.
The Mexican Hat Dance. My dad had a cockatiel for awhile that would whistle it nonstop. Usually just bits pieced together incorrectly, but I did witness it getting the whole thing correctly more than once.
Pearl Jam's cover of "Last Kiss." Intolerable mumbly twang attack, justifying everyone who hates Eddie Vedder. I'm not one of them! The bizarre delivery works in "Even Flow" and "Daughter." "Jeremy" and "Evolution" were favorites, in the MTV days.
But his godawful cover of an unremarkable sad-sack soul hit was played over and over and OVER AND OVER throughout summer of '99 and lingered until standard holiday guff replaced everything. Clear Channel was absolutely convinced that hearing it for the hundredth time this week would make you consume product.
Some Kind of Monster by Metallica irritates the hell out of me. Its the laziest songwriting I've ever seen get accolades next to Trio's "Da Da Da" but that was written with tongue firmly planted in cheek. Metallica were dead serious about that shit.
It's the sound of 4 men pushing 60 trying really hard to be down with the kid's utilizing embarrassingly dated styles. Like your dad and his friends starting a nu metal band because Deftones are still popular with teenagers and younger 20-somethings.
Let's be honest - if your dad's in a band, he's cooler than most dads.
That one stupid California King song, I don't know the exact title. Kept hearing it on the radio and it's just crude and annoyingly bubbly. Ugh.
Found it: Marshmello, Kane Brown - Miles On It
Come with me now by Kongos. The song drives me nuts because the lyrics are just awful. And starting them with a scream and then saying come with me now.
Anything by Adele. Her voice is horrible and worse than nails on a chalkboard.
Anything in the "Rap metal" era. Panic at the disco being considered "punk" Whoever that band is that talk-sings the word "Thunder" over and over again. Anything by the pedophile Michael Jackson.