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Not literally though. But it gets awesome after so many Rick Rolls!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH RICK ROLLED lol
What is the worst song ever?Music
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH RICK ROLLED lol
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I like it, too. I don't get rick-rolled very often but I got a liking to it ever since I first saw it, which was like a year ago.
On the news, there was one video summarizing Black Friday, by copying Friday by Rebecca Black's melody and tone but applying their own lyrics. It was terrible, but the video itself was surprising.
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I go to an Art & Design School.... I've been trained to think at a broader spectrum after my Experience Designs course.. Leave me alone
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You know, I think I'd rather listen to every song listed in this thread than the new one from Nickleback. I think it's called When We Stand Together (How Awesome Are We For Having A Social Conscience?).
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The only new Nickelback song I like is Bottoms Up. That was pretty good but yes this one you speak of is meh.
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Name any Van Halen song. I hate those guys.
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Anything by Rebecca Black or Justin Bieber.
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- No....just no.
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I think I've found the very worst song of all time.
It's called F.U.R.B., but I won't link to it because it's super-explicit.
Back in 2003, there was a song called **** It (I Don't Want You Back) by Eamon. It was your typical bitter break-up song, but it was notable because it set a new world record for the most expletives (thirty-three) in a song that reached the number one spot on domestic charts.
A few months later, an "answer song" called F.U.R.B. (**** You Right Back) was released by a nobody called Frankee, who claimed to be the subject of I Don't Want You Back. I would advise that you don't go looking for it. It starts out with a fairly clean pop intro, but it's got some of the most disgusting and explicit lyrics I've ever heard (and I managed to sit through the video to QOTSA's Sick, Sick, Sick ...). The song was little more than a marketing ploy to get sales for Frankee, who has never released a single since.
It's called F.U.R.B., but I won't link to it because it's super-explicit.
Back in 2003, there was a song called **** It (I Don't Want You Back) by Eamon. It was your typical bitter break-up song, but it was notable because it set a new world record for the most expletives (thirty-three) in a song that reached the number one spot on domestic charts.
A few months later, an "answer song" called F.U.R.B. (**** You Right Back) was released by a nobody called Frankee, who claimed to be the subject of I Don't Want You Back. I would advise that you don't go looking for it. It starts out with a fairly clean pop intro, but it's got some of the most disgusting and explicit lyrics I've ever heard (and I managed to sit through the video to QOTSA's Sick, Sick, Sick ...). The song was little more than a marketing ploy to get sales for Frankee, who has never released a single since.
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