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I Would Rather Shove Pencils In My Ears Than Listen To These 11 Awful Songs Again

by N/A, 10 years ago | 1 min read

We're coming up on a decade of time passed since the year 2006, and one thing we know to be true, is that you'll be glad these songs no longer inundate your lives. Remember when you couldn't turn on the radio or step into any sort of shopping mall or restaurant or whatever public venue it may have been without hearing these atrocities?! Good thing it's no longer these (rather whatever is blasting out of FM these days).

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1. "Beep" By the Pussycat Dolls

HAHAHA: Love how they "Beep" out little innuendos and naughty words, but surely everybody by the end of this song's run on the charts was ready to turn this (beep) off and tell the Pussycat Dolls and will.i.am to (beep) off! Right?! Thank goodness that's 10 years behind us.

2. "Who Knew" by Pink

Who knew we'd have to listen to "Who Knew" by P!nk for so long?! Who knew? No seriously, who knew?! We want to know who knew, because they should've given us a better warning to avoid any and all potential outlets for music, because this might be coming at us.  

3. "London Bridge" by Fergie

Oh snap! How come every time you (Fergie) come around my ears wanna shut down like (insert weird little rap thing she does)? Oh snap–this song was horrible. 

4. "Ridin'" by Chamillionaire

The only good that came of this horrendous song is that Weird Al decided to mock it with his own parody called "White and Nerdy" which just so happens has 20 million more YouTube views than the original, and counting. We like to think that's some form of justice.

5. "So Sick" by Ne-Yo

Bad puns aside, we were so sick of hearing this song by the end of 2006 and you can bet we've never revisited since, and especially not now–a decade later. If you're so sick of love songs, Ne-Yo, how about you quit writing them?!

6. "Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol

If I lay here, will you promise to never put me in a time machine and transport me back to 2006 and have to listen to this song again?! Yes? Okay, thank you: I'll be laying here until the end of time just to be sure.

7. "Smack That" by Akon ft. Eminem

In addition to the annoyance of Akon's voice, we also we subject to over four minutes of misogynistic lyrics about "smackin' that" until "you get sore" in reference to a female's backside we assume. Hopefully we don't have to listen to anything this filthy, now 10 years later, but the jury is still out on that. 

8. "SOS" by Rihanna

We literally couldn't escape this call for help from the S.O.S. of Rihanna, and we hope that 10 years later she's been able to find the answer to Y.O.U. are making this so hard, because we were (and still are) tired of hearing about it.

9. "Put Your Records On" by Corinne Bailey Rae

Do you like Starbucks–or any coffee shop that is? Do you like whimsical movies? Shopping at clothing and home décor stores? Just doing anything at all? Well, we hope in the time of 2006 while doing those things you also could stomach this song,  (over and over) because it was everywhere. 

10. "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley

Can we just say it? You know what we're going to say. Don't you? It's so obvious. This song...drove...us...CRAZY! I remember when, I remember when I lost my mind: it was when this song came out.

11. "Rock This Party" by Bob Sinclar

Do you like music? Do you like hearing all the music? How about all the music played over the top of each other on the same track? Then "Let's go!" and listen to this song somewhere, because that's all this atrocity in the music business was. The most pulsating three and half minutes that shouldn't ever have existed.

Well at least it (and all these other songs) and we all are no longer subject to hearing them against our wills any longer. Sayonara 2006–see you never.

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