Worst singer/rapper/band/DJ ever?Music

[GBalao888]

Twerking has been around a very long time, it's only just become famous now for whatever reason.

However, it looks quite disturbing...

 

[JAHHAJ]

However, it looks quite disturbing...

Im nor here nor there about it personally.

 

[Bo]

@GBalao888, you're struggling to comprehend massively in what qualifies as a bad artist, with no regards to what we constantly try to tell you.

Your arguments make little to no sense:

Rickroll gets annoying because a people around the world can get Rickroll'd at any time, and therefore, they don't like the song. Although Rickrolling today is very rare and happens only at one given occasion, it can still happen. Anyways, it's like so 2008. People who have been Rickroll'd in the past already hated the song by the first time they were Rickroll'd.

I've never seen somebody articulate themselves in such a manner before.

You're still yet to remove The Chainsmokers, Rick Astley, Lorde etc from the list, despite our numerous attempts to show you in this thread (and others) that a song being popular reflects in no way upon their musical ability. Point in question? The charts are filled with good and bad music.

I still don't know what you're getting at with Ylvis, since they're a comedy group... they aren't supposed to be good artists. They aren't a group. It's like wishing for dry water.

 

[Sonygamer455]

I usually don't think about worst musicians because everyone has different tastes but I make exception this time: I think Lil Wayne is one of the worst "musicians" out there.
Really, look at him "playing" guitar 👎

When I started playing I was better than that in about one evening. If he would do even the smallest amount of practice, fair enough. But it seems that he thinks that he can already play just because he is Lil Wayne

Also that singer in that video doesn't seem to be very good either

LeMansAid does have a point, but I can see where your going on this one. Some think he is the best rapper ever, others not so much. I can see both points of view.

Pardon the language but this guy makes a lot of good points about him:

 

[LeMansAid]

I've genuinely never heard this Lil Wayne person at all. I was merely pointing out that the audio was clearly alien to the vision.

Much like possibly the originator of the whole concept of false audio did long ago:



Edit: It's One by Metallica if people want to check out the real version.