10 Worst Songs to Catch Yourself Humming
So I just spent much of the last month travelling around the country. And one of the worst parts of hotels and elevators and truck-stop bathrooms is clearly the Muzak. My piped-in-pop-music Dosage was noticeably high for the month (measured in minutes consumed while waiting to order a McChicken combo). But the worst is when you're back in the car manning down I-70 like you're conquering the Louisiana Purchase, and suddenly you realize that you're humming a Disco song.
So in honor of my recent travels, and my propensity to start singing embarassing songs without noticing, I give you the
Top Ten Worst Muzak Songs
(Because They Stick Like a Mutha)
- "Call Me Maybe"—Carly Rae Jepson
- "I Believe I Can Fly—R Kelly
- "Roam If You Want To"—B-52s
- "This is How You Remind Me"—Nickelback
- "Safety Dance"—Men Without Hats
- "Mmm-Bop"—Hanson
- "Dancing Queen"—ABBA
- "Total Eclipse of the Heart"—Bonnie Tyler
- "Love Shack"—B-52s
And the worst song ever to be caught singing aloud cause you just heard it on the overhead is:
- "Girls Just Want to Have Fun"—Cyndi Lauper
Honorable mentions to: "YMCA"—Village People and "Baby, Baby" by Amy Grant