Most hated song

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Lots of horrors here so far, but none to match the one that makes my stomach churn as much as (to do a @Kevster ism) Bloody Bo-bloody-hemian Bloody Rhapsody.

Good thread, btw.

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I know Christmas music is too easy, but “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Any rendition is bad; pick one.

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I struggle to pick a single song that I would describe as most hated.

But hated: when it was first out, and for several years after, the Beatles She loves you yeah yeah yeah: at primary school at the time, that was the first song I remember hating, and it was particularly bad because it blared our from everywhere, though a decade later I ceased to dislike it, though it never became one I would play out of choice. In recent years, I really can’t stand all those pop songs using vocoders or otherwise contorting voices rather than singing. Actually, in between these example, I have actively disliked 99% of pop songs other than a few isolated occasions when over a short period single releases by better artists and the buying public’s fickleness converged.

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Born in the USA by that bloke. :face_with_symbols_over_mouth:

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That bloody dirge Bryan Adams did for the Robin Hood movie.

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Tangled up in Blue, Bob Dylan. It’s like a song, only worse.

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Patience by Take That- utter tosh…
God I feel better for declaring that…!!!

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As we shared the same student house I thought you might back me up on the Jennifer Rush😉

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Sorry missed your post- yes Poor Dave- and the power of love…!!! 100% agree

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I don’t want to use the word hate - I will say however, that I really dislike Come on Eileen by Dexys Midnight Runners more than any other song ever!

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I say anything by Rod Stewart, Red Hot Chilly Peppers or Ed Sheeran…scringe

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Everything from Genesis and Peter Gabriel

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Compounded by the chorus “Stay there” sounding like “Deaner”
A saying popular with young hipsters at the time. Meaning that stage of over imbibing/caining and its after effects on simple tasks and thoughts.

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‘The Birdie Song’

‘The Floral Dance’…

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Crikey, give this thread another day or so &, collectively, we will probably hate every piece of music ever recorded.

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Mull of Kintyre, holy moly.

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I’d forgotten these two. Dreadful truly dreadful.
How many of us are listening to something you like to keep the ‘ear worm’ out!

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99 red balloons
The folk in the flat upstairs never stopped playing it,drove us mad

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I I agree I recall lots of guests at our wedding dancing and singing to the Archies and Sugar Sugar
Mind you this was after a considerable amount of alcohol.