Which song do you hate the most? - Air your anger.

[AmazingEagle]

Any Your Favorite Martian song.

 

[Toolbox]

I know it's kind of trending and it's kinda stupid to bring up but this song fucking sucks.

Spoiler: Seriously

It's so fucking vapid and annoying. His voice grates on my ears and I had this stupid shit stuck in my head for days on end.

The music video is even stupider. The "normal pills" part has been mocked to hell and back. Apparently the dream guy was given a prescription for adhd meds because he has the condition during his early years and ended up dumping them down the drain because they affected his personality. Of course he replaced whatever med this is with the analogue of a bottle that just said "normal pills" and thus encouraged his very young audience to just get rid of whatever behavioral meds they may be taking, if they're for a serious condition or not.

 

[Sex Cannon Lupa]

If humanity survives another ten million years this will still be the worst song ever made.

update from 2016:

But herein lies Train’s strange beauty – they are so unabashedly lousy and corny, so willing to go not just right up to line of embarrassment, but to enthusiastically jump over it. At the point where few artists over 40 can crack the charts, Train continue swing for the grandstands every single time. It certainly doesn’t always come off, and the results can be utterly painful, but it’s hard not to appreciate the mere existence of a band like this.

Corny band Train

 

[Existential MD]

That's what's strange...no one knew who they actually were. You can't tell me no one outside of the scummiest club banger knew who the hell LMFAO were, or any of their songs other than Party Rock Anthem or Sexy and I Know It.

They just loved to see their white friends dance like idiots, so radio stations just gave in.

Nepotism, of course. LMFAO are Berry Gordy's failed offspring

It is not possible to be too cynical about the music industry

 

[whogoesthere]

I'm going to say anything in the entirety of what I like to call the "Pop Country" genre. I am by no means one of the old boomer fucks who says shit like "country hasn't been good since Hank Williams, now that was REAL country!" I like to think I enjoy pretty much any country music, even if it isn't my particular cup of tea I can listen to it on occasion. Everything from Alan Jackson to Florida Georgia Line is fine by me. Country music has slowly been incorperating more and more pop elemants into itself over the last decade and that was fine by me, but I feel like in the last couple of years we have reached a tipping point where it's just no longer country music. You can't put the words "truck" and "whiskey" into a generic pop song and then declare it a country song. I think the most egregious example of this are artists like Kane Brown and Dan and Shay.

I think "Speechless" takes the cake for the most infuriating song in my book because of just how often it was overplayed on country stations. How you could listen to this and consider it country music is completely beyond me.

I'm not a yank, so we don't really have any American Country music over here other than the odd chart topper that shows up (Shania Twain type shite). So over here its VERY niche, but it does have its sort of fans that exist in pockets all over the place, often older white couples. That song you linked kinda explains what I hate about most country music, it feels very fake. It's too sappy, and when it's not sappy it's some faggot singing about old dirt roads and his truck and old shit dog, with a hip hop beat in it to really slice the turd up. I often wonder what country fans are thinking about with their music getting fucking dragged in the dirt in search of the big money hits. I like some older stuff because it at least seemed earnest, and at times playful and upbeat. Thinking about the few country acts I like, it's all older shit like Dolly and of course Hank, but it seemed to hit the 90s, and has been searching for itself ever since.

OP, I hate most pop music these days. I hate to say that, as its such a fucking old man thing to say, but the pursuit of fame and riches ends up ruining any style that ventures into the world of pop. Even metal, my musical home, has its issues with weak and shallow music. At least they write their own shit though, that's another aspect of modern music I dislike, the reliance on writing farms and 5 producers to put together as song that has so little going for it.

Someone posted a thing on here about cultural stagnation, and how we are just treading water in service to the all mighty algorithm. Seems every genre is taking the hit.

 

[Etrian Autistry]

Not my overall least favorite song, but I've been listening to a lot of the Guilty Gear -Strive- tracks recently and the Zato theme is simultaneously the best and worst track in the series. I can't stand the first four minutes because of the weird enunciation on the lyrics (its a japanese man speaking engrish I know, but still) and my opinion that the music in that section is a little repetitive, but after 4:30 the song completely shifts and goes full Queen with an emotional rock ballad reminiscient of the end of Bohemian Rhapsody, its amazing. It feels weird and incredibly annoying skipping through 3/4ths of a song to get to 10/10 material.

 

[._.]

If humanity survives another ten million years this will still be the worst song ever made.

Oh my god, I dont hate it as much as you do but I think youre touching on some very serious shit with that take.

I was grilling with my family yesterday for Fathers day and we had the radio on and this one came on and my sister goes "OH I LOVE THIS ONE"

Its like, how could you take John Mayer and make it shittier and whiter. Without putting it in a fucking commercial with dancing hamsters.

I feel a little bad I mean I love my sister but come on.

 

[naaaaiiiiillllll!!!]

Thread is a bit silly for me because I really don’t hate individual songs with a fiery passion most other people too (picky taste in music is an extreme autism every freaking human has). Even “bad” songs can be entertaining in certain contexts.

Having said that, KPop might be the worst musical development in human history. Let’s take the most soulless and plastic of the worst pop songs made in the west, but turn it up to 11. That’s KPop — almost scifi levels of insanity. The culture of the fans and industry is just icing on the shit sundae. Friends tried to get me to listen to KPop for a school project (didn’t work — found a North Korean pop song instead).

TLDR: KPop (any song) is bad and NKPop > KPop .

 

[Precocious Halfwit]

Thread is a bit silly for me because I really don’t hate individual songs with a fiery passion most other people too (picky taste in music is an extreme autism every freaking human has). Even “bad” songs can be entertaining in certain contexts.

Having said that, KPop might be the worst musical development in human history. Let’s take the most soulless and plastic of the worst pop songs made in the west, but turn it up to 11. That’s KPop — almost scifi levels of insanity. The culture of the fans and industry is just icing on the shit sundae. Friends tried to get me to listen to KPop for a school project (didn’t work — found a North Korean pop song instead).

TLDR: KPop (any song) is bad and NKPop > KPop .

Granted, I am not who that music is made for or marketed to, but I agree with you that it's soulless and plastic. I was at my mum's recently and she drew my attention to a song playing on the radio, saying "oh, this is that BTS band that everyone likes!". That was the celebrated BTS? It sounded to me like the really generic peppy pop music you'd hear in a high street clothes store, certainly nothing worthy of the excitement they seem to generate.

The fan culture is something else. Stuff like spamming Twitter hashtags with footage of these guys performing (usually as a way of protest, I've noticed). Maybe I'm turning into my folks but it's weird.

 

[StevieLasVegas]

I like Show No Mercy the best of all the Slayer albums, because they were trying things out and finding their way. Already on Haunting the Chapel they had the Slayer sound nailed down, and they applied "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" mentality to the rest of their career. No one hates change more than me, but holy shit, man, Slayer could have mixed it up a little.

I mean they did in the 90's with Undisputed Attitude being more a love letter from the band to hardcore punk music and Diabolis In Musica for actually experimenting with their sound, but everyone ignored those albums.

 

[Return of the Freaker]

"oh, this is that BTS band that everyone likes!". That was the celebrated BTS? It sounded to me like the really generic peppy pop music you'd hear in a high street clothes store, certainly nothing worthy of the excitement they seem to generate.

The fan culture is something else. Stuff like spamming Twitter hashtags with footage of these guys performing (usually as a way of protest, I've noticed). Maybe I'm turning into my folks but it's weird.

It's really no different from any boy band from the 90s. Just replace the American preppy/jock squad with plasticky azn uber prettyboys. The fans are less about the music and more about the band being babby's first sploosh

 

[Precocious Halfwit]

It's really no different from any boy band from the 90s. Just replace the American preppy/jock squad with plasticky azn uber prettyboys. The fans are less about the music and more about the band being babby's first sploosh

Yeah, I suppose you're right. It's the rabid Twitter stuff that gets me, but it would probably have been exactly the same if we had had social media in the age of New Kids On The Block.

 

[AmazingEagle]

A stupid song sung by a guy with a stupid name.

 

[Trombonista]

I know it's kind of trending and it's kinda stupid to bring up but this song fucking sucks.

Spoiler: Seriously

It's so fucking vapid and annoying. His voice grates on my ears and I had this stupid shit stuck in my head for days on end.

He totally stole the opening riff from My Hero Academia:

 

[Juan But Not Forgotten]

Thread is a bit silly for me because I really don’t hate individual songs with a fiery passion most other people too (picky taste in music is an extreme autism every freaking human has). Even “bad” songs can be entertaining in certain contexts.

Having said that, KPop might be the worst musical development in human history. Let’s take the most soulless and plastic of the worst pop songs made in the west, but turn it up to 11. That’s KPop — almost scifi levels of insanity. The culture of the fans and industry is just icing on the shit sundae. Friends tried to get me to listen to KPop for a school project (didn’t work — found a North Korean pop song instead).

TLDR: KPop (any song) is bad and NKPop > KPop .

God help you if you ever listen to slav radio. Slav pop is all of the above, but somehow even more vapid, obnoxious and with less production value.

 

[Battlecruiser3000ad]

God help you if you ever listen to slav radio. Slav pop is all of the above, but somehow even more vapid, obnoxious and with less production value.

you that back, motherfucker

 

[Juan But Not Forgotten]

you that back, motherfucker

No. And yeah, I hate this song with all my heart, soul and balls.

 

[An Avenging Bird]

Anything by Green Day.
Number one those fucks aren't British and the faux accent is enraging.
Secondly, I frankly despise how they pretend to have this altruistic political agenda but were 100% MIA through 8 years of Obama bombing the Middle East to hell and then suddenly re-emerged when Trump got in.
Fuck off you establishment lap dogs. At least have convictions of your own.

 

[AmazingEagle]

 

[round robin]

All the Five Night's at Freddy's songs by the Living Tombstone.

*Every* living tombstone song is unadulterated garbage made for the worst drecks of society. Pure cringe music, and to that effect, every "nerdy" song made within the last 10 years is hot steaming shit that brings the collective IQ of the world down. It's all functionally identical to Eye of the Spider except that one is at least a little bit endearing.

It used to be everyone would agree that L33tstr33t Boys-type shit was hilariously awful but we've gotten to the post-irony era of everyone somehow enjoying it.