Aug 6, 2025·2 replies
HBDUSAI don’t care for it but there’s clearly worse
Owl city
The chainsmokers
Every country pop songchill on owl city fatass
Aug 6, 2025Satanchill on owl city fatass
Aug 6, 2025!https://youtu.be/Dg3J9DMcLvI?si=b9eqYXluYh3JIniT
Free YoungBoywe took male grooming for granted. everyone is bald and fat and noone can grow a beard now
- Aug 6, 2025·1 reply
crakcThere’s something to be said about how zoomers have this irresistible urge to nostalgize everything especially corny music like Black Eyed Peas type s*** but have this visceral, negative reaction reaction at the perceived corniness of “stomp clap” movement ,
black eyed peas gave us generational bangers bro stfu with all that
- Aug 6, 2025
NGNLone time in a wawa parking lot I saw a redneck couple absolutely blasting this song and slapping the side of their car with their hands while their heads were out the window
meth was smacking that day for sure
- Aug 6, 2025·1 reply
AvenueJonesIndie sleaze whites>>>>>
nah f*** that. them mfs were still racist and weird, they just hid it behind folky cornballism and bad body odor. at least now they're open about it.
better the devil you know...
Aug 6, 2025·3 replieskrishna boundwhile i dont disagree with you in a vacuum, you (not you specifically just more generally) cant say this and also complain about hip hop becoming more white in turn. you either have loose cultural segregation through stomp clap pop-folk music and micro-breweries who vote for obama or you have white ppl on the playboicarti subreddit, morgan wallen lil durk collabs, and ian on billboard. there is no inbetween
white ppl always been into hip-hop though
but back then it was either you were into popular s*** or underground s*** only like backpacker rap and aesop rock and rhymesayers and jedi mind tricks i guess
- Aug 6, 2025krishna bound
the stomp clap hey (this, mumford and sons, etc) and stadium pop rock movements (imagine dragons, etc) were literally directly responsible for the death of predominantly white normie-centric pop culture for better or for worse
like yes we have stuff like morgan wallen now and sub-cultures like hyperpop but neither compares to how inescapable the above were in the early 2010s and how pervasive they were culturally. there is a direct line between stomp clap hey and $30 millennial burger & IPA microbrewery pubs in small towns. there was a direct line between y2k music and nyc dance clubs etc etcipas, bad mustaches, stomp clap hey music, ukuleles, overpriced fixie bikes, suspenders, smash burgers.
jfc this s*** make me feel like ted kaczynski
Aug 6, 2025Satanchill on owl city fatass
Crine
- Aug 6, 2025
Any artist who uses a Hey! Chant in their song should go to Guantanamo
Aug 6, 2025sniperwhite ppl always been into hip-hop though
but back then it was either you were into popular s*** or underground s*** only like backpacker rap and aesop rock and rhymesayers and jedi mind tricks i guess
Bob Dylan did a song with Curtis Blow back in the 80s
- Aug 6, 2025Satan
nah f*** that. them mfs were still racist and weird, they just hid it behind folky cornballism and bad body odor. at least now they're open about it.
better the devil you know...
Yeah I’m not putting racism past any of these white subculture eras lol I feel you. I was just keeping it music
- Aug 6, 2025·1 replysniper
white ppl always been into hip-hop though
but back then it was either you were into popular s*** or underground s*** only like backpacker rap and aesop rock and rhymesayers and jedi mind tricks i guess
i mean mainstream stuff tho. white people who were into hip hop was always considered distinct enough it was considered an entire identity in and of itself. the reason eminem was so controversial was basically because he was white and mainstream. kids wanting to listen to rap because they were "represented" as terrifying to white america because most ppl were listening to like, contemporary pop, alt rock, or like, nsync. even liking eminem was considered distinct from liking rap (actually still is). same w underground rap (rhymesayers / etc) and s*** like ICP. it was considered a very specific distinct subculture. liking rap now and being white is just like yeah i would assume so by default
Aug 6, 2025I think anyone who has willingly listened to white music after 2000 is a racist. I just can’t imagine listening to music like this
Indie folk is the worst genre ever
- Aug 6, 2025·1 replyAvenueJones
Indie sleaze whites>>>>>
Musically and aesthetically for sure but they didnt earn the sleaze name for no reason
- Aug 6, 2025NGNL
Musically and aesthetically for sure but they didnt earn the sleaze name for no reason
True, I was a kid during that era I wasn’t hip to the personal sleaze s*** but the music and aesthetics I f***ed wit.
- Aug 6, 2025Satan
black eyed peas gave us generational bangers bro stfu with all that
they were decent before Fergie joined but not allathis
- Aug 6, 2025·3 repliessniper
white ppl always been into hip-hop though
but back then it was either you were into popular s*** or underground s*** only like backpacker rap and aesop rock and rhymesayers and jedi mind tricks i guess
Not actual white people. Actual white people got into hip hop when Flower Boy came out around 2016-2017
OPAug 6, 2025·8 repliesA new worst song contender:
Aug 6, 2025It’s always just radio mainstream s*** when these topics come up.
All the songs in that thread are nowhere near the worst of all time. Come up with something original
Aug 6, 2025krishna boundthe stomp clap hey (this, mumford and sons, etc) and stadium pop rock movements (imagine dragons, etc) were literally directly responsible for the death of predominantly white normie-centric pop culture for better or for worse
like yes we have stuff like morgan wallen now and sub-cultures like hyperpop but neither compares to how inescapable the above were in the early 2010s and how pervasive they were culturally. there is a direct line between stomp clap hey and $30 millennial burger & IPA microbrewery pubs in small towns. there was a direct line between y2k music and nyc dance clubs etc etcThey were lightning
Before the thunder (thunder)
- Aug 6, 2025flizzy
A new worst song contender:
https://twitter.com/uncledoomer/status/1953181872776728655i just realized how happy i was that i forgot this guy existed
Aug 6, 2025
Nortobvious pick but its obvious for a reason
!https://youtu.be/q0hyYWKXF0Q?si=Jf31acnQ-5xGzHELMan f*** this song lol
- Aug 6, 2025
This is the kind of nonsense Edward Sharpe was making before this btw (he says the N-word in this one for some reason)
Aug 6, 2025flizzyA new worst song contender:
https://twitter.com/uncledoomer/status/1953181872776728655the og performative man
