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I think I have heard the worst song ever

irishguitarlad

So the radio was on there and I heard this song that was ****ing awful and then they said after that it was Rihanna,Kanye West and Paul McCartney,do you know this one? It's so ****ing ****, a new low.

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Shannon757

Nicolas Cage wrote: »

Seven a.m., waking up in the morning
Gotta be fresh, gotta go downstairs
Gotta have my bowl, gotta have cereal
Seein' everything, the time is goin'
Tickin' on and on, everybody's rushin'
Gotta get down to the bus stop
Gotta catch my bus, I see my friends (My friends)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVsfOSbJY0

Autotune gone too far?

Lucena

realies wrote: »

Until you listen to Linda Martin singing lucky, that's when you have hit rock bottom.

When I hit rock bottom I thought "Why me?"

mynamejeff

anything involving Kanye West should only be used as a weapon like pepper spray or mustard gas

Lingua Franca

If we're compiling a list of worst songs ever, this one has not a single redeeming factor. It only exists because one of the girl's dads was a record exec.

Steppenwolfe

Shannon757 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVsfOSbJY0

Autotune gone too far?

The original Bob Dylan version is a classic though. Always brings me back to the summer of '69 when I first heard it. It sparked my interest in the civil rights movement back then. 'Sitting in the back seat' is a reference to Rosa Parkes. He had a way with words did Bob.

Gwynplaine

Chumbawumba.

I really hate that song.

Menas

Steppenwolfe wrote: »

The original Bob Dylan version is a classic though. Always brings me back to the summer of '69 when I first heard it. It sparked my interest in the civil rights movement back then. 'Sitting in the back seat' is a reference to Rosa Parkes. He had a way with words did Bob.

Another dylan song that I have never heard but now love. Cheers!

Steppenwolfe

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Another dylan song that I have never heard but now love. Cheers!

You're welcome. It's quiet a rare track and not as well know as his bigger hits. As with most Dylan songs there is some controversy as to the meaning of the lyrics.

jonon9

Got to hand it to the Russians they sure know how to put a tune together

TheBeardedLady

osarusan wrote: »

Unless it was this one, it wasn't the worst song ever.

There's something really eerie about that song - why's he saying goodbye to everyone?

MarkAnthony

sadie06

Re: Pink Floyd V's The Beatles. The Beatles were craftsmen and their song writing skills and collective sound were and are untouchable. Anyone who compares them to a boy band is either musically illiterate or hasn't bothered to listen to their albums.

Pink Floyd (who I also love) were vibe merchants. Queen (who I like, but a little less) have stated lots of times how big an influence The Beatles were on them! Know your musical history!

Anyway, on topic, none of you were watching The Late Late Show last night, or you wouldn't have overlooked what is the worst song ever. I think I find it particularly cringey as they are grown adults, not naive young ones. The inane message was sung with admirable enthusiasm it has to be said! The 'wild' chorus kicks in at about 50 seconds if you want a treat! :-)

Capt'n Midnight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJQVlVHsFF8

Saralee4

Lingua Franca wrote: »

If we're compiling a list of worst songs ever, this one has not a single redeeming factor. It only exists because one of the girl's dads was a record exec.

Really? So the dad was a record producer. No way! Manam mana

Sheepy99

osarusan wrote: »

Unless it was this one, it wasn't the worst song ever.

Pity he didn't fall down the hill behind him.

Welsh Megaman

Run!

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

Kerrigooney

That "Cool kids" song that's on the radio every 15 mins is some pile of shite ha?

namloc1980

Steppenwolfe wrote: »

The original Bob Dylan version is a classic though. Always brings me back to the summer of '69 when I first heard it. It sparked my interest in the civil rights movement back then. 'Sitting in the back seat' is a reference to Rosa Parkes. He had a way with words did Bob.

Eh, that's a fake and a pisstake.

Steppenwolfe

namloc1980 wrote: »

Eh, that's a fake and a pisstake.

lol. You don't say