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- Wow, these pop songs did NOT age well. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most problematic and dated tracks in the genre. Our countdown includes "Alfie," "Nasty Girl," "Unbreakable," and more! Which songs do YOU think have aged like milk? Let us know in the comments!
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Which songs do YOU think have aged like milk? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 20 Best Pop Songs of the Last Decade: th-cam.com/video/4KJNUXV_mKw/w-d-xo.html
My ranking (not in order):
10: Milf money by Fergie
9: Partition by Beyonce
8: Wiggle Wiggle by Jason Derulo
7: California Gurls by Katy Perry
6: Womanizer by Britney Spears
5: Ur so gay by Katy Perry
4: Blow me one last kiss by P!nk
3: Blurred lines by Robin Thicke, Pharell Williams & TI
2: S&M by Rihanna
1: Anaconda by Nicki Minaj
Honorable Mentions:
Nasty girl by Destiny's Child
I like it by Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull
Sexy b**ch by David Guetta & Akon
She doesn't mind by Sean Paul
Hotel room by Pitbull
Stupid Girl by P!nk
Better than revenge by Taylor Swift
Rude boy by Rihanna
Gypsy by Shakira
Fergalicious by Fergie
Stupid hoe by Nicki Minaj
Hey MsMojo, please can upload next time a video about Top 10 Dua Lipa Best Songs.
There’s so many songs you missed. Just off the top my head “Sexy & 17” by the Stray Cats. “Saw her Standing there” by the Beatles. (which starts off with “she was just 17 you know what I mean”
You’re 16 & beautiful” by Ringo Star. “Venus” by Paul Anka. “Venus if you will please send a little girl for me to thrill”
Stupid Girls is still an amazing song. If you think it's main purpose is to tear women down you aren't paying attention to the song. It's goal it to tell women to not rely on looks or focus on society's standards for beauty. It is trying to bring positivity to girls, to teach them it's ok to be smart, to play sports if you want, and empowers girls and women to go against the "norm" which has historically been seen as a bad thing. It's an amazing song and still hold weight today.
Exactly. It’s more satirical, but with a deep meaning/message.
I wanted to write a similar comment! Can’t agree more with you!
Even back when I was a child I understood the message of "Stupid Girls". It's saying that you should work hard to become successful, and not depend on your appearance or sexual attributes (because people will take advantage of you and see you as an object), and there's also a warning about beauty standards and how they lead people to develop body image issues and eating disorders. That's all. She's telling women to acquire more knowledge and become independent. It's not degrading.
Edit: There's also a critique of the superficiality of celebrity culture. Women are more than their bodies and shouldn't need to act a certain way to get attention or to progress in life.
(Paris Hilton, for example, declared that she acted dumb on purpose because it got people talking about her). By the way, I'm not shaming anybody for wanting to be sexy, my point was that Pink was warning girls about objectification and complaining about the oversexed society we were living in the mid 00s.
By the way, I never liked "Blurred Lines", always found it weird.
Agree with you!! Totally! Pink was sending a warning to peeps.
Blurred lines was off from the start. I hated that when it kept on playing everywhere
@@thisq9829 It's weird, right? When something seems off, it usually is. That was the case with Blurred Lines.
@@t.castro4493 yup! Just that gut feeling. And the singer was dodgy as well. Lol
Yeah, if I recall correctly he even cheated on his wife and then wrote an album trying to win her back. Didn't work. 😬
THIS!!!! I think "stupid girls" did actually age pretty well and can still be used as a critique on how social media in general still likes to see girls as superficial and dumb and make them think that by only looking pretty they'll get anything (instagram, maybe?) and that they need to look a certain way to be accepted, let's also remember how celebrities had to look stupid to have people talking about them or sometimes that's the image their labels forced them to have. I don't think Pink was making fun of other women or even reducing them to "what men want" i think she was empowering girls to be better for themselves and not give in any stupid trend like this BBL stuff or the "Kylie Jenner lips" or even s+xualizing themselves on social media.
About "blurred lines" ugh, i always thought it was a stupid song, sounds dumb, the lyrics are trash, the music video is cringey and that "#thicke" every 2 seconds is painfully cringey. XD
When I first heard Blurred Lines, I thought it was referencing censored bars (aka blurred lines) because of the explicit version of the music video, only later on figuring out it was about consent. Even more yikes considering Emily Ratajkowski's allegations against Robin Thicke
I thought it was about how people in relationships are like “nooo I don’t want it” but they really do like that kind of thing
I thought he was talking bout coke the first time I heard it tbh 🤣
Absolutely agree with number one. Don’t agree with including Pink, though. It’s not shaming other women to call them out for acting stupid simply to get famous.
In today's society, its relevant.
@@gwendolinemambwe2557 it’s not pink was making a point that playing dumb isn’t sexy or cool it’s harmful
@@gwendolinemambwe2557 Is it? Is there in 2023 no other ways to get famous than acting stupid? Pink was saying that it is harmful for women to act stupid to get famous,a and she was right!
@@Denis-89 Maybe there is another way but some just cannot live without fame by stupidity for some reason
I disagree with the Pink song. She was spitting facts in that song.
hell yeh
@@Breexbloodlust Maybe WE are the facts
@@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722 Oh really
@@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722She was spitting you out of her mouth? Is that what you're trying to say?(🤭)
Blurred Lines is one of the worst songs ever written. FIGHT ME.
Then bring it "B" word. 🤣🤣🤣.
I'm just kidding. I didn't even like it in the first place. So I agree with
I disagree I love that song
Ok....lets fight
@@nick6990 why. Its awful
Well in your opinion it is....... I can think of much worse.
Blurred Lines may not have aged well, but the spoof by Weird Al is a timeless classic. Then again, anything from Weird Al is a classic tune.
Mojo needs to do a top 10 Weird Al songs.
Yes!! I was hoping someone would make this comment! “Word Crimes is one of his best songs ever!
Stupid girls is still fire
That song is more important now than ever! I love stupid girls it's a good song.
Laganja vs Joslyn was a good lip sync
Stupid Girls by P!nk is underrated, catchy and realistic!!
This is why I enjoy Weird Al Yankovic’s parody of Blurred Lines, called Word Crimes, 1,000 times more than the original song! Sometimes the parody of the original is just so much better because it’s so much more entertaining to listen to.
Absolutely! _White and Nerdy_ and _Amish Paradise_ still slap.
There's an even better feminist parody of it.
I agree 💯 lol I love Wierd Al's parody did you know he has a show too?
What is a word crime?
@@kriscynicalRidin dirty, and gangstas paradise were parodied
The only problematic part of “Do What U Want” was R Kelly’s feature. The solo and Christina featured versions are about Gaga handling criticism from the press.
THIS!!! The song is not problematic at all!
yessss and it’s still a great song
yes, because lyrics like "do what YOU want with my body" isnt problematic at all🙃🙃🙃
@claireice oooh, ok I see
idk how anyone could find Alfie anything but hilarious
it obviously worked too x,D
@@Stardustpunk24yeh that’s what I thought, like how tf did it not age well, she sang one about her brother being a pain in the ass with no life (let’s be honest he was probably loaning money off her) so him becoming an actor is pretty good aging if u ask me
I knew that "Blurred Lines" would be on this list. It's been ten years since this tune was released, and it's a testament to how much society is changed, in that the music video and comparing women to animals just seems even more Cringy and degrading.
I did tell my dad's girlfriend about the naked stuff behind that song and she did't accept it.
It wasn't comparing women to animals. It was talking about animalistic nature. Which everything animals or humans have.....
@@aliciaward3494 true
Damn, #10 is mind blowing. Imagine singing a song about your brother being unemployed but he eventually becomes more successful than you.
I think it's pretty cool that "Alfie" probably convinced him to get out there.
Exactly, aged well I think
I do not agree Stupid Girls is problematic. Are there really no other ways to be famous than to act stupid? Specially today..
And Pink had a point then and still has now. Acting stupid is not cool or hot, it is harmful for every woman. It is not something that should be praised or aim at!
Blurred Lines doesn't belong on this list. It would have to have seems appropriate in its time for it to age poorly and this song was always garbage. People saw right through the rapey vibes immediately.
Excellent point!
Do we live in a different planet? There was a summer when you could only scape of the song by living under a rock...
I think some people did, but it was still a huge hit.
@@superwoman6413 just because it was a hit doesn’t mean people didn’t j ow that it was deeply problematic. There was a major backlash when that song came out. It just didn’t get canceled off the internet or radios then way that it probably would today because in post woke culture, people actually respond to scandals. if something was labeled bigoted in the mid 2000’s radios still played it if there was enough people who liked it. Now it would be canceled immediately.
The song "stupid girls" isnt that problematic it's about how because of how the media represents woman they can feel like they have to act a certain way(stupid)
Pinks song is still relevant.
It's really not. It's just another woman-bashing-woman pile of shit that people in the early 2000s thought was feminist. It comes off as less feminist and more...hating on other women because you're insecure. There's nothing wrong with being sexual or feminine, and women with eating disorders are struggling with a nasty illness. Mocking them is just tasteless.
Absolutely agree
If people think it aged badly, they entirely missed the point of the song. Song of the pop culture references maybe, but not the song itself.
I guess
@@candicehoneycutt4318 yeah
While better than revenge is a bit problematic its a major bop
My problem with people saying pinks Stupid Girls is or was problematic is just so weird, in my opinion that song is about how these popular celebrities and personalities act stupid and dumb when they are in the spotlight and okay with being that hot dumb blonde rather than a intellectual because "men don't like a smart woman". She even says in the song "I don't want to he a stupid girl". Not to mention how do you put it right before blurred lines a song about concent.
You really missed the point of Stupid Girls 🤦🏽♂️
and what the point then
@@jimbo9208 Pink''s Stupid Girls meaning is about women not needing to dumb themselves down for a man or to satisfies peoples feelings.
@@tomcarson985 But the music video makes it seem like she's calling being "girly" and liking feminine things "stupid." Barely any men even appear in the video at all.
@@PhoenixRising87 99.9% of Music videos have nothing to do with what the song is about. The more offensive music video's for women are Cardi B music videos because she just makes women look like they are just Sex objects nothing more.
@@PhoenixRising87 did you even watch the video recently?
It’s making fun of (young) women trying to gain attention by acting stupid/relying only on their looks. It’s not making fun of being „girly“, or do you call acting stupid and caring only about looks girly?
The fact that a song that says "I don't wanna be a stupid girl" is considered not to age well is all you need to know about today's society.
and what is that
I know!!! That’s not at all what the song is really saying…. She’s saying to not conform the what society wants to be and the cages that wanted her to be in & people that wanted her to be like!! I still listen to this song 😂
The problem is that being feminine and liking "girly" things isn't "stupid." Even things like eating disorders aren't trivial issues to mock people over; they're illnesses.
@@PhoenixRising87 The problem is that she never said or even remotely implied that femininity was stupid. The message of that song was that being vain and entirely focused on your appearance (largely to suit men) was stupid.
@@PhoenixRising87 The message of the song is: don't depend on your appearance or sex appeal to get somewhere in life (because you will get used by others who will see you as an object and not as a person), don't adhere to society's beauty standards to the point of developing an eating disorder, and work hard to achieve your goals and become successful by your own merits. It also talks about the shallowness of celebrity culture (especially in Hollywood).
I think many people still don't understand the point of it.
Around the time Alfie came out, Alfie and Lily apered on the radio, where they both established that the Alfie from the song was completely diferent from him.
Ur so gay is still a nostalgic banger from my high school days. I understand how mean it is now. There's nothing wrong with guys being in touch with their feminine side.
Wasn't it written about Pete Wentz from fall out boy? I'm pretty sure the song was made as a joke lol
@@xXx_v4mp1r3b0y_xXx yeah, maybe it was made as a joke but most listeners see it as calling anything considered lame or undesirable as "gay". Jokes at the expense of gay men need to go extinct.
To me it sounds very immature. Im glad it wasn't as popular as her other songs but its funny i kissed a girl was more popular than that one.
Song: Island Girl
Video: I'm Still Standing
Since Taylor Swift is most likely doing the "Speak Now" album for her third Taylor's Version album, I would love to see her redo the song to show how her mindset has matured since then. Also, I feel like P!nk's "Stupid Girls" hasn't aged since it's showing how absurd dumbing yourself down is for ridiculous reasons. And in today's age, it's sadly still relevant :(
Blurred Lines was so popular when it came out. It was all over TV and the radio. Now I don't hear it on the radio ever. It must strike everyone as icky despite how catchy it is.
I did tell my dad's girlfriend about the naked stuff behind that song and she did't accept it.
I still hear it on the radio in my area.
i’m all for separating the artist and their work but this one nope… yikes 🤮
The Bandaid song is still played at Christmas.
Nasty girl is a satire song 😂😂😂 it’s about them! And all the shit DC got for their wardrobe. So I think it aged well cause it’s still a problem today with the way people view women and judge on their appearance and not their character
Lady Gaga re-recorded the song with Christina Aguilera - a collab we never knew we needed
She didn’t re-record it, it was released as a single back in 2013 along with the original version
4:32 p!nks music is amazing that song was off of my fave album of hers...it was a song just to make in fun of certain celebs...
Sorry making fun of someone is bullying what did they do to her nothing absolutely nothing
@@mustafamehdi1663 I didn't say bullying now did I so don't be putting words in my mouth dude...
I agree. Pink wasn't mocking women for who they are but poking fun at how certain types of women behave. The song is only focused on the vapid behavior that a lot of women employ in bc they think that's what men want.
@@rivendelldaughter yea I Kno that's what it's all about is MAKEING jokes imma huge pink fan she helped me thru alot in my hs days but maybe I misheard it...
It's such a tune
I love better than revenge
Taylor swift’s song is like a country version of Misery Business
I love Alfie! Had no idea until a few years ago that he was the actor that portrayed Theon Greyjoy, the video is so hilarious lol
Some of you old-timers might remember a song from the 70's called "Short People" by Randy Newman. Haha, I don't think that would go over so well these days.
It was actually on the radio yesterday
"Short People" was a deliberate satire on prejudice, with Randy Newman picking a topic he thought no one would take seriously. It was also before "little people" became the preferred term for people with a medical diagnosis of dwarfism.
I only remember this song because of the Ally McBeal episode where it was featured.
"Blurred Lines" is definitely a very problematic song that's somehow still regularly played in clubs and on the radio. But is it worse than "Do What U Want"? my opinion, no, there's a reason "Do What U Want" is so high on the list. And "Island Girl" definitely deserves the #1 spot.
Funky Cold Medina by Tone Loc creeps me out. It's pretty much a song about a date rape drug and it's still played on the radio
Really 👀
Better than revenge is amazing. Stupid Girls is relevant AF. The reasoning behind some of these is....doubtful.
I find "Shake It Off" and the Reputation album to have both not aged well, basically they were both just Taylor showing off how thin-skinned she was and blaming the haters for turning her into a vengeful bitch who cannot take the slightest bit of criticism.
"I wasn't trying to make fun of gays; I was just making fun of men who aren't 'masculine' enough!"
Because that's a whole lot better, right? Ugh.
I agree. I think feminine men are great.
Right. Make it make sense
That one is definitely a relic of the past that needs to stay in the past.
I still like "Stupid Girls" it's a great song and to this day March 2023 is very telling that this type of culture still exists
Blurred Lines Gave Me Secondhand Cringe Robin Thicke gets on my nerves
Where is Robin Thicke now? Career crashed as soon a Pharrell Williams took him to court over "Blurred Lines"!
Stupid girls is still a feminist bop. You don't have to be what you see in the media to be a successful woman. With the rise of Instagram models it's especially relevant today
I freaking LOVE "Do They Know it's Christmas Time" by Band Aid and "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams. They're both guilty pleasures.
Nasty girl was written in response to criticism destiny’s child used to receive about the way they would dress and dance at the time. Basically they were singing from the perspective of their haters
Ok, how does one discover that?
One bit of knowledge that people need to get from this video is that you shouldn't turn to celebrities or pop music to teach morals. Parents need to stop being lazy and start doing the right thing by teaching their kids that these celebs are just actors and not to live their lives according to what they see on TV or their phones etc. That way we can get back to having catchy or even good music that doesn't have to worry about hurting someone's feelings
Ahhhh, the good old days before 2010, when people were able to get over themselves and they weren't triggered by the smallest things.
The lyrics of Nasty Girl are actually critics that DC received, so they turned it into a bop... The 'nasty' they refer to, is actually themselves.
Ohhh the more you know... It's nice to know about that and it actually makes sense!
Way to predict what the DCEU would become Nasty Girl lol
really?
The video shows another message then...
I knew " You're so gay " would at least get clip here.
See no problem with it.
@@r4h4al is gay
@@mattalan6618 I'm bi actually.
@@r4h4al gross
That Gaga song didn’t “age” well the day it came out. Even her fans were horrified that she made a song with a man on camera… Releasing bodily fluids on a 14 year old.
That's what gets me; people knew R. Kelly was a nasty fuck for decades, so I don't know why it took so long to pinch him.
Lady Caca
I hate the song blurred lines
"Tonight Thank God it's them instead of you" is the cringiest line of "Do they know it's Christmas." While the song has good intentions, it wouldn't fly now, though the 2014 lyric of "Tonight we're reaching out and touching you" might be just as questionable.
its called sarcasm look it up
its not cring its saying can you imaging if it was you
Everything is problematic. It’s annoying cause some of these songs are fine. I’m still gonna play most of these loudly.
Blurred Lines is so cringey to listen to. It sure didn’t age well at all.
🍂 "Swagger Jagger" (2011) - Cher Lloyd
I spent a semester as a teaching assistant in the English department back in the day. We had to take this course that essentially served as a support group for teaching assistants, most of whom were teaching for the first time in our lives. When we ran into problems, we'd air them in this support group type class and get feedback from the professor and our classmates.
One day, our professor wanted to teach us about "kitsch" because he felt that it was something that we should learn to spot in our student's papers. So he devoted an entire mini-lecture to dissecting and berating the lyrics to "Do they know it's Christmas"? to show us how it was an example of kitsch.
This was twenty-some years ago. So the song was getting a bad rap from some people even back then.
Not to mention that "Blurred Lines" got a bad rap from many of my Facebook friends as soon as it came out.
Do they know is Christmas is so underrated and overhated! It deserves better :))
Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke, TI and Pharrell for sure, also, Don't Trust Me by 3OH!3 should be on this list, All About That Bass by Meghan Trainor (for being cringe-worthy)
I feel like #5 killed his marriage
"Stupid Girls" is more relevant than ever...
How are “Do They Know It’s Christmastime” and “Blurred Lines” so LOW? And if “Island Girl” is on here, if you have a part 2, “Brown Sugar” by the Stones should be in the next list.
And "Under My Thumb." That song is appalling.
@@Zaft_K I haven’t listened to it closely enough but I believe you
The Band aide song was great and still is accurate!
Completely removing the R. Kelly element from "Do What You Want" and focusing on the lyric "do what you want with my body"? That's not necessarily a bad line. Again, REMOVING R. KELLY, I always interpreted it as a couple in a relationship where she _trusted her partner enough_ to say "do what you want with my body". There's nothing wrong with that in that context, imo.
Great list!
Glad you think so!
Ur So Gay has definitely stood well through time, still a bop to me🔥👏🏻 Classic Katy
Homophobic freak
I agree! I also love “Simple” and her entire Katy Hudson album.
love it
The idea that Do They Know It's Christmas is now a problem because they said "And there won't be snow in Africa this christmastime" is absurd. YOU try to squeeze the word Ethiopia into a song.
"Do What U Want" is available for streaming but it's now a duet with Christina Aguilera. The one with he who should not be named is not available though.
its not by JK.rolling so
This list is terrible. I stopped watching at entry 5.
MsMojo needs to vastly expand its musical library because there are much worse poorly aged pop songs. 🤦
and what are those songs
@@jimbo9208 Well first, I will acknowledge that part of the problem is what can be considered a "pop song." If a traditionally R&B or Country song that earns high rankings on the pop charts, then is that song also a "pop song?" If so, then songs like Bell Biv Devoe's DO ME! and nearly every country song that extreme revenge for scorned romance (Carrie Underwood's Before He Cheats, Dixie Chicks' Good-Bye Ear, etc) would easily be contenders for a Not Aged Well List.
Next are songs that could be considered "pop songs" for their respective eras, like The Beatles I Saw Her Standing There and various other classic songs about 16-year-old girls.
Finally, there are songs on MsMojo's list that just plain shouldn't have been featured.
As the narrator mentioned, Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines was controversial from day one. It was always a problematic song, so how could it really have aged poorly?
Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas? is on the list because it generalized Africa. Even in 2023, you'd be lucky to host a general public survey about about Africa and encounter people that can name more than three countries on the contentment. If our so-called inclusive society of today barely knows about the numerous cultures of Africa, the how can MsMojo throw shade on musicians form the 1980s?
Pink's Stupid Girls has not aged poorly. If anything, the song and video continues to be relevant. For one thing, women have historically found themselves having to "dumb down" their abilities, opinions, and accomplishments in order to be accepted in a male dominated society. Pink song is about a woman that refuses to lower her standards, especially for the entertainment of others. Typing of entertainment, the music video parodied the "stupid" antics of celebrities like Paris Hilton and Jessica Simpson. However, you could replace the celebrity parody segments for segments of young people doing absurd TikTok, TH-cam, and social media challenges, and the music video' would be just as comedically and socially relevant.
Well many of this ecamples show how artists change their mind and the way they see things and how times change, I bet those 15-20 years ago most people didn't see anything wrong with the message of some of those songs.
Also "Do they know it's christmas time" surprised me a little. Because that was the only one that you can actually hear a lot in radio (or at least in my country) and I'd never suspect there is something controversial about this song.
Taylor is awesome none of her songs aged bad.
All of them did.
Hmmm…while I can understand why some of these songs are cringeworthy, Ms. Mojo left out some songs that were blatantly and subtly dirty. So much so that they make Blurred Lines seem OK for Sesame Street.
Let’s see, there’s Superfreak by Rick James, Darling Nikki (Prince), Brown Sugar (R.Stones), Paradise…Dashboard Light (Meat Loaf), and My Sharona (the Knack). All of which are in my musical library.
And Band Aid Charities is still making money. Nice try, Ms. Mojo.
Taylor Swift is a big GOT fan and Sophie Turner lip synced to 22 so if Better Than Revenge was written about Joe Jonas it's in the past now.
The problem abt that song is the slut-shaming of camila belle, Tswift only care abt something if it benefits her
Joe and Taylor broke up way before he met Sophie though
i still love do they know it's Christmas
You are kidding me with these, right?
A song that raised millions to help starving children in Africa has aged badly?
A song that criticizes scantily dressed women because they won't be taken seriously isn't still topical?
A song mocking Paris Hilton or Lindsey Lohan is taking power away from women? You think Paris Hilton and Lindsey Lohan are a good role models? They literally served jail time.
And no matter how people decided to interpret the Blurred Lines lyrics, it's still a jamming song. And you can't have it both ways. You can't criticize Nasty Girl for being liberated, and criticize Blurred Lines for liberating shy girls. Pick a side.
I remember lots of songs that didn't age well, such as Johnny are you queer, teenaged enema nurses in bondage, to name a couple.
I also love "Do They Know its Christmas". They have a point about implying all of Africa had the problems of Ethiopia, though I think you could make an argument most of Africa does. But I don't agree with the implication Africans can't read a calendar. I think the implication is the people had more important things to worry about, like staying alive, than celebrating Christmas.
This is so dumb, every country has problems. Have you ever been to any African country? Don’t make assumptions on something you have no knowledge about and wouldn’t piss you off. The song is condescending. Americans should focus on raising money for themselves, y’all have lots of homeless people
The puppet really does look like Alfie Allen.
I like one line in blurred lines. " they want to domesticate you" no thanks, I want to be free and wild. if I find a man who will love the feral in me, I am still ready for round 2. I am a wild animal with a veneer of civilisation.
better than revenge is iconic and i will always fight those who disagree
"Do They Know It's Christmas" feels like a classic to me. How can this song not age well?
I am so glad we don't encourage people to use the word "gay" to mean "lame" or "undesirable" . I realize our world is still full of bigoted ding dongs but at least they are called out now
"The fact that this downbeat story is set to an upbeat melody is downright jarring." Bullet by Hollywood Undead has entered the chat. 😂
There’s so many songs you missed. Just off the top my head “Sexy & 17” by the Stray Cats. “Saw her Standing there” by the Beatles. (which starts off with “she was just 17 you know what I mean”
You’re 16 & beautiful” by Ringo Star. “Venus” by Paul Anka. “Venus if you will, please send a little girl for me to thrill”
“Do you think I’m Sexy” (and you want my body) by Rod Stewart.
Taylor Swifts Better Than Revenge is her best song & is still great. Pink's song Stupid Girls is great & people only don't like it because it is blunt & straight to the point which people hate because people have become sensitive which is why the Suicide rate in the US currently the highest only second to right after World War 2. Also for the dumb people who don't know the meaning of Pink's song Stupid Girls the meaning of the song is that Girls should not dumb themselves down for anyone including for a man. By doing that you are becoming stupid.
I can't hear Blurred Lines without thinking of Weird Al's Word Crimes, which is awesome and so much smarter then the original.
Blurred Lines had horrible lyrics/ video/ message ,but banging tune. 2 (or 3) things can be true at once. Imagine listening to this in a club without knowing the words or seeing the video 🤔.
This definitely falls under the guilty pleasure category.
i love Do What U Want with Christina. the lyrics aren’t that bad when u know what the songs is realy about. but i can see why people are kinda mad about that song.
6:08 To add on, there were also additional allegations by one of the actresses that Robin Thicke assaulted her during the making of the video. As if he couldn't be more of a weirdo.
My ranking (not in order):
10: Milf money by Fergie
9: Partition by Beyonce
8: Wiggle Wiggle by Jason Derulo
7: California Gurls by Katy Perry
6: Womanizer by Britney Spears
5: Ur so gay by Katy Perry
4: Blow me one last kiss by P!nk
3: Blurred lines by Robin Thicke, Pharell Williams & TI
2: S&M by Rihanna
1: Anaconda by Nicki Minaj
Honorable Mentions:
Nasty girl by Destiny's Child
I like it by Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull
Sexy b**ch by David Guetta & Akon
She doesn't mind by Sean Paul
Hotel room by Pitbull
Stupid Girl by P!nk
Better than revenge by Taylor Swift
Rude boy by Rihanna
Gypsy by Shakira
Fergalicious by Fergie
Stupid hoe by Nicki Minaj
Lily Allen's song is fine, she meant what she said and a sister dragging a brother is none of our business 🤣😂🤣 pink's song is stands.
I disagree with Band Aid being on this list. I still love hearing it during the holiday season. And I thought the Nasty Girl was the one by Vanity Six. By the way, I love Island Girl, too.
Well you’re obviously not African
do they know it's xmas is a classic. I love vanity six's nasty girl
I'm your angel by Celine Dion and R.Kelly...... yeaaaaaaaah
Gaga didn’t know what R. Kelly did. Not until he did it to her. That’s why the song was axed as a single. He assaulted her and she hates the song now and re-did it with xtina
Honestly, "Featuring R. Kelly" is probably enough to give a song a death sentence, before even worrying about the problematic lyrics.
'Blurred Lines' should've been higher imo! It was way too popular for way too long!
Do they know it's Christmas time is one of my favorite Christmas songs
I think people need to relax
Yes, some of the songs didn’t age well … don’t listen to them.
Some with catchy tunes I’ll still listen to without analyzing to death
Perhaps do some volunteer work if you feel the need to absolve yourself of the guilt
I never killed anyone after listening to “ devil music “ of motley Crüe, ozzy, or Judas Priest
Alfie got one hell of a job.
The story of us IS AMAZING
The song on the list is not the story of us it is better than revenge they are just showing the music video in the background but they are talking about better than revenge