Songs that you are ashamed to admit that you love!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqd0VDgMt30

ORDINARY WORLD by DURAN DURAN.

This song was released when I was in seventh grade.

Kind of feel attached to this song since the lyrics register with me.

Not ashamed. Should I be?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAFH2_3o-oo

WHITE LION "WHEN THE CHILDREN CRY"

What happened to sensitive hard rock? I've got a huge man crush on these guys. Meaningful lyrics.

Speaking of videos for cheesy songs featuring hot chicks:


Definite guilty pleasure right here.

^^^
Nothing wrong with that song - I remember it well back in the day. And I agree - HOTTIES!

I'm just a gigolo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeXjBWN8LO8
start at 1:17 to avoid the silliness.

All Around The World by Justin Bieber and Ludacris. Note this was back when Biebs went through puberty and when I first heard the song I didn't know it was him. His voice didn't sound the same as it did in past tracks.

But what I'm really embarrassed about is a video I made!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39YUXIKrOFk

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This song is so vulgar and juvenile, but I love it all the same.


Obviously, it's NSFW, like most of Limp Bizkit's other songs.

I love me some Limp Biz! Freddy D. is the man! The music is just so cringe-worthy and juvenile, but that's why I love it.

I can honestly admit that I like some disco. Namely, the Village People, and Barry White's "Love's Theme", among others.

AleStorm (pirate metal band from Scotland) does a mean cover of "In the Navy":

Songs that I am ashamed to admit that I like:

"Apple bottom jeans, jeans, boots with the fur, the fuuur. The whole club was looking at heeeer. She hit the flo, next thing I know shawty got low low low low low low low low low." The artist's name is T Pain.

B Roc and The Biz was the name of the group. The name of the song they did was, T Bird my Baby Daddy

I'm glad to see I'm not the only metalhead who actually likes Limp Bizkit. People give them a lot of s**t because they take them too seriously, but I think they're just a fun band to listen to. I wonder if Fred Durst and Trent Reznor are still feuding XD.

I like a lot of cheesy pop music. This is probably one of the more embarrassing songs

none, really (who cares what others think of my musical taste) but i was very surprised to learn that someone else in my grade was a listener to this song...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FH-q0I1fJY

seriously? WHAT is that tall pink figure supposed to be? or represent?

Not just this song, but this whole album.


Al Jourgensen doesn't want to admit it, but he actually had a penchant for writing good synthpop tunes. He claims that he was pressured by his record label to take on this sound, but these rather excellent demos prove otherwise:



I just think it's funny that Ministry started off sounding sort of like Depeche Mode, then took a complete 180 and became an industrial metal band.

I LIKE HARLEM SHAKE YOU MAD BRUHHH!???

Most of my music is of the soft rock/jazz/80s 90s pop and rock kind. Some country. But I do have some guilty pleasures.

One of them is "Whistle" by Flo Rida. The song is fun to listen to sometimes. One of the rare rap songs I will listen to.
Another is "Talk Dirty" Jason Derulo...not sure why I think this is an OK song. Definitely a vulgar song with sexual terms start-end. Hate the real rap part about 3/4 the way thru however.
"How to Love" Lil Wayne is also one more top 40 song that is a guilty pleasure. Again, one of a very few rap songs I will even listen to all the way.

I love "Ordinary World"! Great Duran Duran song. Also like "Hungry like the Wolf" and "Rio".
If smooth jazz and smooth R&B was considered "Guilty pleasure" music, there would be about 1,000+ songs listed here. I grew up with smooth jazz back in Seattle (used to be on 98.9, then it flipped to yet another "modern music" format, bleh!) and even as a preschooler circa 2001-02, it relaxed me more than a lullaby or Mozart ever would. I don't think there's hardly a soul at my high school that knows who Dave Koz or Paul Hardcastle is, but I have for years.