Worst 2000's song

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I think music really started to suck in 2008 and the shit, Ke$a, Justin Bierber, etc was the worst shit the whole decade has seen so far and music just went down hill since.

I remember how drastic the quality of music changed during that year, Also remember 2008 was the year they officially reclassified House music to complete utter shit.
 
DerShqiptid said:
Speaking of the little shit, how is that bastard still relevant, let alone topping the charts in current year?

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Hideous!






 
"Héroe" by Enrique Iglesias. Fuck you, Enrique! You howl like a dying dog!
When I was a kid that song was in every fucking radio all day, every day.
Everybody in my family listened to that song all the time, I was sick of it.
 
This was the first worst song that I had ever heard, and has the recognition of being what fostered my disdain towards modern mainstream music.
 
Umbrella by Rihanna. The first time I heard it on the radio I remember thinking it was a joke.
 
Cupid's chokehold - Gym class heroes

Offspring - American prankster

Limp Bizkit cover of Behind Blue Eyes

basically anything by Nelly Furtado

Grand Omega said:
This was the first worst song that I had ever heard, and has the recognition of being what fostered my disdain towards modern mainstream music.
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i love how they couldn't be bothered editing out him coming in too early on the "my life" opening.
 
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"Tears of Jupiter" by Train.

I'd go as far as to say that Train is the faggiest band of the 2000s, full stop. They make Maroon 5 and Coldplay look good.
 
Dwight Frye said:
Anything by Limp Bizkit. That r-e-t-a-r-d-e-d (fuck you Null) ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN!!! one comes immediately to mind.
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Limp Bizkit is the perfect example of a time capsule band. They started out at the perfect time when nu-metal and wiggers were their peak popularity which is why Fred Durst and his band immediately faded away so fast after that was over.
 
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