TOP TEN MOST ANNOYING SONGS OF 2016

From outrageous international politics to crushing celebrity break-ups, 2016 has been quite the tumultuous year for anyone with a sense of humanity. But like any farmer or bluesman will tell you, steaming paddies sprout the greenest grass, and the music industry has flourished as more and more people drown out the impending sound of doomsday with synth and vocoders. However, not all synth is created equal and with 2017 mercifully approaching, we have compiled a list of the top ten songs we wish would disappear from the world’s collective memory and playlist.

Work – Rihanna ft. Drake

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Once again, confusing looking busy with getting busy.

 

Closer – The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey

the-chainsmokers-ft-halsey-despite-their-pleas-this-is-as-close-as-we-plan-on-getting-to-these-threeDespite their pleas, this is as close as we plan on getting to these three.

 

Panda – Desiigner

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You should be ashamed

 

7 Days – Lukas Graham

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Bravely sharing childhood trauma

 

Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Ft. Ty Dolla $ign

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Violating safety codes

 

Love Yourself – Justin Bieber

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The poster child for the women’s empowerment movement

 

Can’t Stop the Feeling – Justin Timberlake

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There’s joke in here somewhere

 

This is What You Came for – Calvin Harris ft. Rihanna

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No, but this song is why we left

 

I Took a Pill in Ibiza – Mike Posner

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We took one, too, for the headache you caused

 

Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers ft. Daya

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We’re not angry with you, just disappointed