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Jerry Roll - I need a favor, and anything else thats in that same vein of Christian Country Rock.
I live in a rural area and our only local station plays that kind of stuff non stop, I'm not a religious man by any means, but thank god for Spotify and Sirius XM.
I will admit, I've never understood how someone could purely hate a song. I like pretty much all music. There's some that I don't care for, but if it came on I could work my way through it.
Sorry latinos, I love y'all with greatest sincerity, but your music is fucking scorching my innards and I don't mean it as a compliment.
I agree... and I am Latino
I HATE Haus am See - Peter Fox
The Mexican Hat Dance. My dad had a cockatiel for awhile that would whistle it nonstop. Usually just bits pieced together incorrectly, but I did witness it getting the whole thing correctly more than once.
"Toxic" by Britney Spears and "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran both make me irrationally angry.
Huh, I'm not much of a pop-person. But both of these songs stood out to me as pretty original with a nice sound design, so I'd publicly disagree. :)
That's Hilarious by Charlie Puth
Not a song that would typically fall in my lap; when I heard it in passing, it engaged me beyond reason.
Anastasia- I'm Outta Love
Jesus
Hakuna matata, had one very bad camping trip come to a peak when that song played and I lost my mind. Still can’t.
Pearl Jam's cover of "Last Kiss." Intolerable mumbly twang attack, justifying everyone who hates Eddie Vedder. I'm not one of them! The bizarre delivery works in "Even Flow" and "Daughter." "Jeremy" and "Evolution" were favorites, in the MTV days.
But his godawful cover of an unremarkable sad-sack soul hit was played over and over and OVER AND OVER throughout summer of '99 and lingered until standard holiday guff replaced everything. Clear Channel was absolutely convinced that hearing it for the hundredth time this week would make you consume product.