
Welcome to the digital dumpster dive where bad music goes to die and awful decisions live forever. Shitty Song of the Week (SSOTW) is an unfiltered, brutally honest music battle competition showcasing the tracks that should have been deleted before they were ever recorded. Join Red and Jodie B. as they subject themselves (and you) to the music that proves that while anyone can record a song, not e... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Pat Dixon joins Red and Jodie B on the show this week for a WILDCARD episode! Can a boring, droning song beat noise on top of acoustic noise? YOU be the JUDGE!
Sam Smith: Constant Companion
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Jandek: Chair Beside a Window
Follow on Pat Dixon T... more
It's a battle of the football All Stars this week as Jodie B and Red are joined by Bobby Booshay to go through some terrible music from celebrities. Can a Covid quarantine anthem beat an Imagine Dragons ripoff about how great they are. YOU be the JUD... more
This week, Red and Jodie are gonna go through some "Unconventional Country Music." You know, music that's "genre'd" as "country music" but they take the "unconventional" approach.
Can a protest song whose message really just sounds stupid comparati... more
No offical episode this week because Red is taking yet ANOTHER vacation.
BUT...
Doug & Anthony from the Who’s Right Podcast thought they had a great idea to see if they could find the "Shittiest Song." (pretty original idea, right?)
So they deci... more
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Get rid of red , mush mouth unfunny try hard …Jodie is fantastic tho
The show is just stupid. The hosts are boring and don’t really know much about music and it shows. If you have anything else to do, it’s better than listening to this.
lazy and unfunny....
like the “How Did This Get Made” of music podcasts. Fantastic
Terrible podcast. Don’t waste your time.
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A chaotic, no-holds-barred music battle show where two tracks are hyped up and roasted in a freewheeling, banter-heavy format. Hosts riff on production, vocals, and personas across a wide range of genres and eras, often inviting guests to weigh in and spark heated debates. The vibe blends sharp musical critique with irreverent humor, culture jabs, and crowd-pleasing voting moments. Standout aspects include a rotating panel of guest voices from related podcasts, a fearless willingness to tackle controversial topics, and a format that rewards quick takes, inside jokes, and memorable punchlines over polish. Listeners who enjoy blunt, funny takes on pop culture and music history are likely to find this show entertaining and highlyReplayable for... more
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Shitty Song of the Week launched 7 years ago and published 324 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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Recent guests on Shitty Song of the Week include:
1. Pat Dixon
2. Bobby Booshay
3. Anthony Quedis
4. Mono Neon
5. Tyler from Fartmouth
6. Dutchess of New Jersey
7. Duchess of New Jersey
8. John Jamingo
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