Worst song you ever listened to

[Kohr]

Everything I've heard by Steve Miller Band is torture.

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

I would like to introduce everybody under the age of 55 to There goes Concorde again by And the Native Hipsters.

[Elejamie]

I would like to introduce everybody under the age of 55 to There goes Concorde again by And the Native Hipsters.

That sounds like The Most Unwanted Song if it took itself seriously.

Pretty much.

I saw a video using cats dancing. Had quite a few laughs over it. Shame on me.

Oh, another song I think is the worst is Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood”. Then again, I don’t like Swift at all because every song is the same.

Bad Blood is pretty terrible. Especially the chorus, which grated the first time I ever heard it. Never heard the remix with Kendrick on it and I don't plan to, so I wouldn't be surprised if Dres was right and getting him on was all about the money or publicity. Then again, I'm not particularly into Taylor Swift anyway (though I will admit that Blank Space and the infamous Track 3 are among some of her good songs) so I can't really comment that much on it.

Unpopular opinion: WAP by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion is terrible.

I think it’s an unpopular opinion, given that it seemed like the critics were raving over it when it was first released, but tbh I hated it. I don’t care too much for songs with such sexually explicit lyrics because they make me kind of uncomfortable. I know I sound like a prude, and I probably am a prude, but this is how I feel about it.

I must admit that I actually quite like WAP. The beat really fits it and gets stuck in your head, Cardi and Megan have some good lines and great chemistry and plus it was funny to see a few people complaining about it (namely Ben Shapiro) getting clowned on.

But still, if you don't like it, that's fine. It's pretty much a "love it or hate it" song and I imagine that that's what they were all going for anyway.

Also:
Anything by Marshmello
Half of everything by Justin Bieber
Anything by Chainsmokers
The James Bond song by Sam Smith in Spectre
Any mumble ‘rap’.
Everything by 6ix9ine
Everyday Bro

I honestly forgot about Writing's On The Wall (the Sam Smith song), which is quite possibly one of the worst Bond themes ever. In fact, a few years ago, my girlfriend at the time tried to include it as one of our songs but I wasn't keen on it because it's basically just Sam making themselves as miserable as possible and it doesn't get you excited for the movie, it just bores you instead especially as he constantly whines about "risking it all". Which is why I've added it to that long and uninteresting list I've made.

[Viridi Aemilia]

There I was at a KC and the Sunshine Band concert, just turned 18 (so I would have to pay my own medical bills), dying of heat exhaustion. They called the paramedics, who called an ambulance and I refused to get into it, knowing that I could not afford it on top of physical therapy I was already in (and could not afford). They carried me to a beer tent and covered me in icey wet Bud Light beer rags. Then there it was, the cover band. Trichotomous Hippopotamus. Worst song I ever heard was pretty much a tie between all of their songs.
It was so bad. So, so, so bad. The only reason I remember their name is because of how bad they were. I don't know if this is a made up memory I planted in my own head or real life, but I remember no one cheering them on and a ton of people just leaving. I do remember that an absolute TON of people were shoving whatever they could get into their ears and wrapping whatever they could around their heads because it gave everyone headaches.

[New Antarcticania]

I don't know if this counts, but I've seen a BBC documentary about WWI that used dubstep as background music, here's a link to a clip of the documentary:
https://youtu.be/vhAxTA1EEaw

[Xmara]

Unpopular opinion: WAP by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion is terrible.

I think it’s an unpopular opinion, given that it seemed like the critics were raving over it when it was first released, but tbh I hated it. I don’t care too much for songs with such sexually explicit lyrics because they make me kind of uncomfortable. I know I sound like a prude, and I probably am a prude, but this is how I feel about it.

I must admit that I actually quite like WAP. The beat really fits it and gets stuck in your head, Cardi and Megan have some good lines and great chemistry and plus it was funny to see a few people complaining about it (namely Ben Shapiro) getting clowned on.

But still, if you don't like it, that's fine. It's pretty much a "love it or hate it" song and I imagine that that's what they were all going for anyway.

Yeah, if you like it, that's fine. That's your opinion.

But I must admit, I do like seeing people like Ben Shapiro getting made fun of.

[Nuroblav]

The techno I've thoroughly scrubbed from memory, assuming I was even told by the guy who played it what it was.

Coming back to this, was it Mahmoud Awad, by any chance?

[Rosmana]

Anything Dutch.....

[Luminesa]

Everything I've heard by Steve Miller Band is torture.

I don't think they're bad. There are worse bands from that period.

[Kohr]

Everything I've heard by Steve Miller Band is torture.

I don't think they're bad. There are worse bands from that period.

Which ones?

[Minoa]

I think I should add 009 Sound System – Dreamscape: you can blame YouTube’s AudioSwap.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I just remembered “Caramelldansen”, by Swedish band Caramell. I used to love that track but now I find it irritating and just trash.

[Luminesa]

I don't think they're bad. There are worse bands from that period.

Which ones?

ABBA, for starters.

[Dresderstan]

Which ones?

ABBA, for starters.

Whoa, whoa, whoa there, you mean to tell me the band responsible for the classics like Money, Money, Money and especially Dancing Queen is a terrible band?

[Theberstan]

Gummo- 6ix9ine

[Kohr]

Which ones?

ABBA, for starters.

That's a fair answer.

[Xmara]

Which ones?

ABBA, for starters.

Finally, somebody else agrees with me about ABBA.

Honestly I hate disco in general.

[Dresderstan]

ABBA, for starters.

Finally, somebody else agrees with me about ABBA.

Honestly I hate disco in general.

[Nuroblav]

Arrival do be having a good album closer though...

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

SOS is a great song. You might not like ABBA but they were a quality act.

[Spoonsylvania]

Either Agadoo by Black Lance
Or
Dance Monkey by Tones & I

[Nimzonia]

I'll also choose Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm - Crash Test Dummies. Lyrics make no sense, the singer's clearly ODd on grunge, and instrumentation was bland.

Get out.

[Nuroblav]

Get out.

Eh, it was playing on the radio at the time, and I don't find that to be best quality so perhaps I should listen to it again.

EDIT: Had a listen to it again. Everything as I thought it was (save for the instrumentation), but not to the same extent.

[Luminesa]

ABBA, for starters.

Finally, somebody else agrees with me about ABBA.

Honestly I hate disco in general.

Oh Disco is great. ABBA's music is just mostly very grating to me.

[Amorosa-Coonarra Coasts]

probably those annoying 2000s songs on early youtube like

Crazy Frog, PB&J Time and The Duck Song (and the gummy bear song.)

Friday by Rebecca Black and Baby by Justin Bieber; say what you want about them,
but they're at least ironically fun to listen to.

The majority of mass-produced pop music is just generic. That's worse and worse than those annoying songs,
because the Music industry executives do not care.

But this is a special kind of bad because it's fundamentally DESIGNED to be annoying.
It's what makes it memorable for all the wrong reasons.