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What is the worst and most annoying song in your opinion? I've got a few. That "I want to know what love is" song makes me wish I was deaf every time I hear it. I'm having a brainfart so that's all I can think of right now but I'll post more as I think of them.

Ohh, I forgot "numa numa" and "barbie girl". Also "tootsie roll"

haha tootsie roll is a funny song! I hate 'sexy back' by Justin Timberlake. He's not sexy.....

What about mmmmmbop by Hanson??



[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2610_I066I[/youtube]

I think Michelle Branch is a good singer, but that song "Everywhere" irks me to no end! Here's a YouTube video. Listen to the way she ends every...single...line with "ah." It's really annoying-ah.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc9k3-fwwYM[/youtube]

Psycho - Puddle of Mudd

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKj3gcAuxk0[/youtube]

I got this chorus in my head and sang it for 7 months straight. People wanted me to go far far away or just shut up!

AZ Yet - This is for My Homies

Dickie Goodman - Mr Jaws

Rap All Stars - Were All in the Same Gang

David Geddes - Last Game of the Season (Blind Man in the Bleachers); Run Joey Run

Billy Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky Heart

LaTour - People are Still Having Sex

Geto Boyz - Six Feet Deep

Kermit the Frog - Rainbow Connection

White Lion - When the Children Cry

Paul Hardcastle - Nineteen

ESPN Jock Jam

The Floaters - Float On

Andy Williams - Battle Hymn of the Republic

Chicago Bears - Superbowl Shuffle

Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun

Michael Jackson - Man in the Mirror; Childhood

Falco - Rock Me Amadeus

Paper Lace - The Night Chicago Died

Sylk E Fine - Romeo & Juliet

First Class - Beach Baby

USA for Africa - We Are the World

Live Aid - Do They Know its Christmas

Moms Mabley - Abraham, Martin & John

The most annoying song I can think of is "This is the song that never ends....". Any emo song annoys me. Many pop songs annoy me. I would die of old age before I could complete any list.

Oh and Michelle Branch annoys the &*(^&* out of me. She can't annunciate her words right, and every other line is yeah yeah yeeeeeeaaah yeah yeah! Even the timbre of her voice is whiny - it sounds like an emo boy singing. I'll insert more anger and complaining later...lol

The most annoying pop song I can think of right now is Barbie Girl from Aqua. I don't think I need to prove my point.

I've managed to repress a few songs myself:

Sugar, Sugar
Afternoon delight
mmmmmbop, etc.

Achy breaky heart or a song none of you have probably ever heard of - Soda Pop by the Mome Raths

Barbie Girl is a classic of innuendo!

The most annoying song of all time is clearly Agadoo. I will not link to it.

Achy Breaky Heart has been at the top of my most annoying list since it first became popular. So you can imagine how I feel about his daughter's hoarse pop screams. Even in the movie Bolt, where she only spoke. I said to myself, "I like the character, but she has the most irritating voice." And whaddya know, it's her.

For a nice little response to the song I mentioned, by the way, see Pinky and the Brain's "Bubba Bo Bob Brain" episode. At the beginning you hear a song by Willie Ray Cyprus, in which he sings:

Don't tell mah head
Mah empty hollow head
Yah know I wouldn't understand
Yep yep yep
Yep yep yep yep yep...

I found it very satisfying.

I, too, could make a much longer list, however, I'll list some that stand out as being songs that could drive me out of a store (some even have done) if I didn't have ear buds:

*Hall and Oates - complete works
*Air Supply - complete works
*Stevie Wonder - complete works, led by I Just Called to Say I Love You. When I was a kid, they played it to death, sometimes even playing an extra LONG version
*Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing (where's the subtlety? Did he even buy her dinner?)
*Tonight I Celebrate My Love for You (again, I prefer subtlety, not this caveman's "we go @#$% now" approach... if you're singing about it on the radio, it ain't intimate anymore)
*That's What Friends Are For - got no use for Dion Warwick anyway
*Captain and Tenille - complete works
*The Carpenters - complete works
*Tracy Chapman - Fast Car
*Styx - Mr Roboto (not one you hear in a store, thankfully)

And sadly, some songs I might otherwise enjoy as sung by grade-schoolers, such as Beethoven's 5th Symphony or theme songs from Miyazaki films (although the worst are Ponyo and Totoro, not sure I could ever like those much. But I wouldn't mind them if the 11-year-old hadn't taught the 3-year-old to sing the chorus over and over.).