Top 12 Songs from the 90s You Forgot Were Terrible

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00:00Top 12 Songs From The 90s You Forgot Were Terrible

00:05Number 12 Every Morning – Sugar Ray

00:08Desperate for cool, with frosted tips vibes and misplaced flamenco guitar, Mark McGrath's

00:14heartthrob delivery hasn't aged gracefully.

00:17Number 11 We Like To Party – Venga Boys

00:21Endlessly repetitive beat and minimal lyrics produce a brain-numbing party track inexplicably

00:25beloved at weddings and cheesy celebrations.

00:29Number 10 Humans Being – Van Halen

00:33The Twister soundtrack feels like filler, uninspired guitars and a subdued Hagar performance.

00:38It reeks of contractual obligation, lacking the spark of genuine creativity.

00:44Number 9 Summer Of Love – The Beach Boys

00:47Without Brian Wilson, the track strains to recapture past magic.

00:51Mike Love's songwriting feels shallow, even die-hard fans probably skipped this playlist.

00:58Number 8 9-1-1 Is A Joke – Duran Duran

01:02It's a tone-deaf public enemy cover.

01:05Simon LeBond's delivery feels awkward, making this crossover painfully cringeworthy and ill-advised.

01:12Number 7 – Crash Test Dummies

01:17A wordless chorus and baritone vocals accompany bizarre stories are fascinating to some, bafflingly

01:23alienating and uncomfortable to others.

01:25Number 6 – Lullaby – Sean Mullins

01:31Whispered verses about Hollywood collide with a shouted chorus, producing unsettling ASMR meets

01:37rock whiplash many listeners instantly dislike.

01:39Number 5 – Butterfly – Crazy Town

01:43New metal meets cringe poetry.

01:46Dated lyrics and aesthetics create a guilty pleasure relic few genuinely admit to loving.

01:51Number 4 – Summer Girls – LFO

01:55A collage of random references and limp vocals featuring infamously odd lyrics, inexplicably popular despite being utterly forgettable.

02:04Number 3 – Faith – Limp Bizkit

02:07Durst's snarling cover turns George Michael's pop classic into a loud tantrum, proving volume cannot replace musical nuance.

02:16Number 2 – What's Up – Four Non-Blondes

02:19Overplayed to oblivion, its belted chorus fuels tequila-fueled karaoke screams, nostalgic, cathartic, and grating in equal measure.

02:28Number 1 – Who Let the Dogs Out – Baja Men

02:32An inescapable chant ubiquitous in sports, kids' movies, and commercials.

02:38Irritatingly unforgettable yet weirdly beloved for years by many audiences.

02:41New Lawrence Center

02:43Always