10 Worst Chart-Topping Songs We’d Rather Skip

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00:0010 Worst Chart-Topping Songs We'd Rather Skip

00:0310. Just Like a Woman

00:06Dylan's waltz reads as condescension to modern ears.

00:10Beloved classic now debated for gendered undertones and discomfort.

00:149. Backstreets

00:16Springsteen's six-minute melodrama demands surrender.

00:20Cathartic for devotees, exhausting for others trapped in escalating emotional thunder.

00:258. Believe

00:27Cher's auto-tune breakthrough birthed the Cher effect.

00:30Club-conquering innovation dividing purists while reshaping pop's technological identity.

00:377. I'm a Gummy Bear

00:38Weaponized children's earworm, auto-tune squeaks, colorful animation, endless repetition.

00:45Beloved by kids, torments parents into sleepless delirium.

00:496. Young Girl

00:51Once a hit, now culturally radioactive.

00:54Romanticizes predatory dynamics with soaring strings, prompting discomfort on nostalgic airwaves.

01:005. American Pie

01:03Eight-minute allegory turns karaoke into captivity.

01:07Celebrated yet punishingly long, teaching sunk cost perseverance over communal patience.

01:126. Look What You Made Me Do

01:16Reputation-era reinvention with campy vengeance, divisive lyrics, and blockbuster visuals.

01:227. Spectacle overshadowed artistry, polarizing Swift's fandom.

01:267. Baby

01:28Teen pop flashpoint ignited generational conflict.

01:328. Derided yet massively successful, launching Bieber's career and eventual redemption arc.

01:388. Lift Yourself

01:40Brilliant sample and beat-bait listeners before nonsense vocals.

01:45Audacious trolling blurs authenticity, provoking fascination and betrayal.

01:501. Yes Sir, I Can Boogie

01:53Eurodisco juggernaut that sold 16 million.

01:57Irresistibly repetitive, culturally enduring through ironic revivals and collective annoyance.

02:021. Yes Sir, I Can Boogie