
Let’s take a ride down the rabbit hole of horrible songs. Some are popular, some went platinum but all of them make us want to die.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 515 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week we're taking on Mary Mary's 2000 crossover monster “Shackles (Praise You)” — a song apparently designed to get people dancing their way into Christianity witho... more
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Nickelback are one of the most hated bands on Earth.
But do they actually deserve it?
This week we take on “Figured You Out”, the 2003 song that kicks the door down wi... more
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Merril Bainbridge insists Mouth isn’t really a sex song.
We have some questions.
This week we go back to 1994 and discover that Mouth is significantly stranger than an... more
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Adele’s Someone Like You is supposed to be one of the great heartbreak songs of all time.
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Awful! Obnoxious and too much profanity. Not funny but they are all laughing at each other non-stop.
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A high-energy, humor-forward show that dissects pop songs, often balancing sharp critiques with rowdy banter and cultural tangents. Episodes roam from lyrical analysis and production notes to trivia, guest riffs, and running gags, with a strong emphasis on humor, controversy, and meme-worthy moments. The format tends to pair rapid-fire opinions with playful debates, making it a good fit for listeners who enjoy irreverent pop-cultural commentary and deep dives into why certain tracks became culture touchstones. A notable angle is how the group blends music history, conspiracy-style humor, and behind-the-scenes trivia into a lively, recurring panel format that fans seem to love for its camaraderie and unpredictability.
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1001 Songs That Make You Want To Die launched 6 years ago and published 515 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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