What the Lyric
Becky and MatthewBad lyrics are music to their ears! Your hosts Becky Morrette and Matt Seymour dig deep into the world of music to bring you the worst of the worst songs available today. Regardless of genre, decade, or taste, there’s no song they won’t dissect like a middle-school science project. So grab a drink, sit, and realize in disbelief: yeah...those lyrics made it to radio.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Music CommentaryMusicComedy | ||||
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Episode 6 - Party Anthems. This episode Becky and Matthew talk about what makes a Party Anthem. Is it the repetitive lyrics? A good dance beat? Or perhaps just a call to get drunk and rowdy. One song is from the 1987 (guess who's pick that was) and t... more
Episode 5 - Podcasters Choice - Anything goes on this edition of What the Lyric. Becky and Matthew choose their favorite bad lyrics from any decade and and genre. One is from 2016 and the other is from 1978. Who will be victorious? Podcasters Choice ... more
In this episode Becky and Matthew delve deep into the late 80s and the early 2000s hip hop. Will it be a hip hop battle to end all battles? What the Lyric? Rap/Hip-Hop more
Join Becky and Matthew as they turn their attention to musicals - both the broadway kind and the movie musical kind. One is from the golden age of Broadway. The other is from a little know movie opera from 2008. Both deserve to be skewered. What th... more
In this episode, we bring our favorite bad lyrics from 1990 - 1999. One song from a group who don’t quite understand the meaning of bizarre. And another from an artist who likes to rattle off a lot of ladies names in no particular order. more
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Y’all are funny and I enjoyed your insight into these terrible song lyrics. What a great topic! Can’t wait to hear more!
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