What's your LEAST favorite song

[zagam@piefed.social]

When they bailed on Brian Johnson and picked him up, I stopped listening to ac/dc altogether.

[nottalottapies@aussie.zone]

Heyyyyy brotherrrrrr.....

[card797@champserver.net]

Went to a Yankee wedding in New Orleans(where i'm from). This tune came on and those people went nuts. Knew every word and I just stared in amazement.

[card797@champserver.net]

Baby Shark, do doo do doot do doo.

[card797@champserver.net]

Sugar, baby.

[card797@champserver.net]

What have you done?

[evkob@lemmy.ca]

Seriously, "most modern songs"? In the era with the most new music being produced in a massive number of different genres and styles that would have been unimaginable just a generation ago?

I like the oldies as much as anyone else, heck I only really got into listening to music after discovering The Beatles and '70s prog rock as a teen. But if you can't find good music being produced in 2025, that's not a problem with the music industry, that's a problem with you.

If anyone reading this struggles to find new artists they like, I recommend checking out NPR's Tiny Desk concerts as well as KEXP's live performances on YouTube. I've found a lot of artists I love from these sources.

[stringere@sh.itjust.works]

Nickleback

[chemical_cutthroat@lemmy.world]

They somehow managed to be a worse Limp Bizkit.

[sik0fewl@lemmy.ca]

I don't understand this comment... did some googling and I missing the nepotism bit?

[lettywhiterock@lemmy.world]

"big truck, love christ. Second truck, hate wife"

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

Never be the same by Camila Cabello. Fucking annoying overplayed ass music.

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDF0Y9KOloY

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

Awww I like that song

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

Tattoo is their worst song. I love Van Halen.

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

Can you save my heavydirtysoul?

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

That's not what Jenny is about. Jenny was a friend of the band that Jim Keller (song's author) was dating. There's lots of songs from back then that actually are creepy but I don't think that's one of them.

Also, a song about something bad is not an endorsment. For example Angel of Death by Slayer. Nirvana covered a Leadbelly song called Ain't It a Shame which is about the narrator beating his wife. Not an endorsment of spousal abuse from one of music's most famous feminists.

Sometimes s song is just telling a story, be it positive or negative.

As for Owner of a Lonely Heart, agreed. Annoying and over-played.

[captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works]

Truck jeans beer girl creek boots truck!

[captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works]

There are two songs that I will verbally abuse a movie for having on its soundtrack.

"What A Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong, and "Fly Me To The Moon" by Frank Sinatra.

If you put those songs in...anything, you're a fucking hack.

WAWW has been used both straight and ironically TO DEATH. It has been played over beautiful and horrific scenes. There's nothing you can use it to say that hasn't already been said by someone more clever than you.

FMTTM is the song completely uncreative people put in movies that have something to do with the moon. "We have an establishing shot of the moon and we need some licensed music for the soundtrack. Gee, now what's the hackiest laziest most cliched pissbabyest lack of a brain stemiest thing we could put here?" "You're not going to believe this, but I found a Sinatra song that might just be a lazy enough choice. It's already been used in all the other movies, is that lazy enough?"

[jaschen306@sh.itjust.works]

Anything by Drake.