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Tubthumping is a fucking horrible pox on humanity.

Fireflys by Owl City. The first couple of notes of the synth is enough to send me into a blind rage.

Ballroom Blitz.

Before I get flack from everyone, I have a specific reason. I was staying at a cabin with some friends, and some of the kids played Ballroom Blitz constantly. Every day, all day, for a week. Heard it every time I walked in. So I think you understand now.

Starship - We Built this City

Christmas music. Specifically the very short playlist of Christmas music that's typically played in stores around the holidays. Especially if it's being played out of season (ie not on December 24th or December 25th).

Get Lucky, Daft Punk and Pharrell

Reggaeton. It's all the same song! They have played us for absolute fools

Baby shark

all i want for christmas is youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuu-uuuuuu

Home by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. I know a lot of people love it, but I had a coworker that played it endlessly at the office and as soon as I hear that whistling, I want to jump out of the window.

Last Christmas by Wham!

My special needs uncle got a keytar for Christmas one year when I was a small kid, and it came with that as a demo song, and so for the next seven years until that keytar mysteriously got destroyed, every single time I was over at my grandmother's house (who was his caretaker), Last Christmas was playing in the background.

I despise that song now.

Radioactive.

It had a novel, ear-grabbing sound at the time, but got overplayed to the point where it now just grates on my nerves.

Also: most American wedding reception traditions like The Electric Slide and The Chicken Dance. Do better. I once went to a reception where everyone did The Time Warp and it was amazing.

Surprised at the lack of Maroon 5 or Imagine Dragons in here. Fucking milquetoast "rock". Sugar and Thunder immediately come to mind as two songs I'd rather didn't exist.

Disturbed's version of Sound of Silence.

Pink Pony Club.

Dancing Queen.

My Humps by the Black Eyes Peas.

It's one thing for a song to be bad, and this one was, but there was a period of what felt like months when I had to hear this at least twice a day because it would always be on the radio when I was on the coach to and from college.

Awful, awful, song.

From me, I have two to lay on you.

I hate Dust in the Wind. Nothing matters because we are all just dust in the wind. Yes, fine, dude but then why bother writing the fucking song? Just to depress the rest of us?

And that song about drinkin' whiskey from the bottle never thinking bout tomarra singin Sweet Home Alabama aaaallll summer long. It's in my husband's workout playlist and despite being vaguely hooky it's just such utter slop.

(I will say though that the same playlist convinced me AC DC are not nearly as bad as I remembered. Whole Lotta Rosie is a jam, and also It's a Long Way to the Top is pretty good)

Anything ANYTHING by George Thorogood. I'm Bad to the Bone. ARE YOU? Who are you trying to convince by repeating it so often?

Papa roach. Last resort.

That fucking oh no song

Wagon Wheel as sung by Darius Rucker.

I didn’t know the name or the singer until I googled it just now. TIL! It’s a bob Dylan song sung by the Hootie and the Blowfish guy!

It sounds like the embodiment of cornhole and light beer white rednecks. For that reason alone I hate it and leave when it comes on.

Just listened to the Old Crow Medicine Show version, it is tolerable. It is twangy but has much less of that godawful pop country machismo sound.

Last fucking Christmas

Big Girls Don't Cry by Fergie. Writes a song about being an emotionally mature adult. Sings the whole song like a whiney toddler.

Holla Back Girl by the former lead singer of a band that was actually good.

cbat is the worst "song" or collection of noises ever produced.

Happy by Pharell Williams.

Idk it just does something to me. I absolutely can't stand it. It's like nails on a chalkboard. No song comes even close to how much I hate that song