What is the most socially damaging song ever released? - By a record label

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I'm not really into actual proper music that much, so maybe I'm the wrong person for this question, but personally I'll go with Fight Song by Rachel Platten.

It's so unsubtle, so obnoxiously white that it almost feels offensive to call it a song. It's not as bad nowadays but I swear every single cancer patient being talked about on TV or something had this song playing in the background.

It might be worse than the ASPCA song, that's how overplayed it was. "This Girl is on Fire", the previous song that filled this white recovery porn niche, is at least an actual song that isn't so obvious in lyrics.
 
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Toji Suzuhara said:
I Kissed a Girl and I Liked It by that one dyke who burned to death a few weeks ago. The damage that the mainstream tolerance of faggots has caused cannot be understated
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I felt like I was getting Mandela Affected when people said Jill Sobule’s “I Kissed a Girl” from 1995 was a major hit and made lesbianism more mainstream. I listened to a lot of 90s alt-pop music since childhood and NEVER heard that song. HOWEVER, Katy Perry’s “I Kissed a Girl” was played to death in the early Obama years and that definitely made the LGBT+ more mainstream (extra funny because Katy Perry claims(?) to be sorta Christian, but she’s dumb as a bag of rocks).

I guess the only correct answer when someone asks which “I Kissed a Girl” song was the bad one is just a resounding “yes”. Having said that, the now crispy lady had some choice words about Katy Perry’s song (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Kissed_a_Girl_(Jill_Sobule_song)):

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She claims it was in jest, but I like to believe she was channeling her intrusive lesbian violent urges towards another woman…
 
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mold said:
baby shark
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I think it’s not a bad song on its own. It reinforces a proper family structure and shows that family doing shark things together. Where Baby Shark goes wrong is when it’s paired with colorful images and dances and a multimedia titan. At that point, you have a dangerous electronic narcotic that’s targeting children and fools parents into believing that Pink Fong Baby Shark playing on a tablet on repeat every day for hours is harmless.
 
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YellowIsACoolColor said:
John Lennon's Imagine
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Having never given it much thought, finding out that John got killed pretty much mostly for this song being a commie's wet dream and all of his anti-religion remarks is very much "Fuck around and find out" has actually improved my mood considerably and has made me a little sad that the guy who did it has had parole denied 13 times.
Can only imagine what other pieces of dogshit social rot he would've created if he hadn't been killed.
 
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jray4559 said:
I'm not really into actual proper music that much, so maybe I'm the wrong person for this question, but personally I'll go with Fight Song by Rachel Platten.

It's so unsubtle, so obnoxiously white that it almost feels offensive to call it a song. It's not as bad nowadays but I swear every single cancer patient being talked about on TV or something had this song playing in the background.

It might be worse than the ASPCA song, that's how overplayed it was. "This Girl is on Fire", the previous song that filled this white recovery porn niche, is at least an actual song that isn't so obvious in lyrics.
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But then we wouldn’t have the gem that is the 2016 DNC under Hillary being so out of touch they used Fight song as Hilldawgs song
 
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Everyone's already said Imagine which I think has to be the top contender, but I'll add Don't Look Back in Anger on a personal level. Hearing it always puts a pit in my stomach and a black hatred in my heart. In 2017 a muslim suicide bombed an Ariana Grande concert full of little girls in Manchester, from memory killing dozens and injuring over 100. The reaction by the state was to organise an insidious, astroturfed campaign of "togetherness" and "tolerance" called "One Love Manchester" that peaked with a performance of Don't Look Back in Anger. That's the message that the state hands you if you're a native Brit and your own little girls are blown up by the son of two extremist Libyan "refugees" on state benefits, a man who was personally brought to the country by the Royal Navy, who was given the freedom to commit the attack despite appearing suspicious because people were afraid of looking "racist" by profiling him.

Since then I've done my part by not looking back in anger. I'm looking straight forwards.
 
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Lobster Cult High Priest said:
But then we wouldn’t have the gem that is the 2016 DNC under Hillary being so out of touch they used Fight song as Hilldawgs song
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That song was so fucking overplayed in 2016 to the point of quietly seething rage. Then I read some article about Hillary's campaign staffers basically being tortured with it and it made my day a little better

Safir said:
Why do you rape kids?
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Why do lesbians have a higher dv rate than straights and gays?
 
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So we all agree Imagine is number 1.
What's #2?
Or #1 for specific demographics?
 
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