The worst pop song ever

[Scout]

 

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[Scout]

So much pure shirt out there.

 

[Octave]

 

[DanOregon]

In the "road to heck is paved with good intentions" division.

The funny thing is - if Paisley just made it a solo, ane not drag LL Cool J into it - I think it would have stayed under the radar.

 

[rtse11]

I'm not sure what it means that I play a lot of these songs between innings of our local high school baseball games

 

[Vombatus]

I've never really understood the term "pop".

Except in one context, two words:

Barry Manilow.

 

[Octave]

I once covered a pot rally on a Native American reservation that had Wang Chung as the lead act.

 

[John]

Worst song ever, regardless of genre. And as someone that's covered a lot of high school sports over the years, particularly baseball, I've heard that song a few hundred more times than I would like.

 

[Scout]

I once covered a pot rally on a Native American reservation that had Wang Chung as the lead act.

Was puppet show next?

 

[maumann]

Great song
Worst cover ever

Ooga, shuka, ooga, ooga, shuka.

 

[maumann]

I don't know. It's so bad it's good. Especially when I'm the middle of this rather depressing song about a boy who thinks his cop dad was killed, they play what sounds like yakety sax riff. As if they were sitting around thinking the song was missing something and someone suggested "what if we invoke a bunch of clowns running around maniacally?" And they all went for it.

"Daddy was a cop, on the East side of Chicago."

That automatically gets this song Gonged. Almost as bad as Kim Wilde's "Kids in America," which is an awesome tune until she inexplicably decides to use "East California" in the lyrics. (And don't even get me started about "South Detroit.")