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Post by Teddy Flair on Oct 17, 2021 0:45:20 GMT -5
This is a quest to find the worst possible Bonnaroo headliner. Feel free to take into account quality of their discography, the crowd they would draw, and their effect on the festival's budget. Rounds will be approximately 24 hours, and close overnight as usual.
#20: Kanye West #19: Coldplay #18: Garth Brooks #17: Drake #16: Green Day #15: Katy Perry #14: Widespread Panic #13: Slipknot #12: P!nk #11: Journey
Let’s all just have some fun voting on who stinks the least. Because let’s admit it, we probably wouldn’t walk across the street to see most of these bands.
For some reason "Don't Stop Believing" is one of those songs that gets absolutely under my skin and up my spine and I've been known to leave the room/bar when it comes on and everyone starts singing along. I can't even pinpoint why, it's not even a specific sound or part and it's not a bad song, but something about it sends me traveling in the other direction.
For some reason "Don't Stop Believing" is one of those songs that gets absolutely under my skin and up my spine and I've been known to leave the room/bar when it comes on and everyone starts singing along. I can't even pinpoint why, it's not even a specific sound or part and it's not a bad song, but something about it sends me traveling in the other direction.
I had a friend who would get super upset when people would sing parts of songs that aren't the song. For example, the "So Good! So Good! So Good!" in Sweet Caroline. It was visceral with her. (Also, hilarious.)
For some reason "Don't Stop Believing" is one of those songs that gets absolutely under my skin and up my spine and I've been known to leave the room/bar when it comes on and everyone starts singing along. I can't even pinpoint why, it's not even a specific sound or part and it's not a bad song, but something about it sends me traveling in the other direction.
I had a friend who would get super upset when people would sing parts of songs that aren't the song. For example, the "So Good! So Good! So Good!" in Sweet Caroline. It was visceral with her. (Also, hilarious.)
Actually Sweet Caroline is another one for me, though not nearly as strong.
I'm a ton of fun at weddings.
Last Edit: Oct 17, 2021 10:27:14 GMT -5 by Jaz - Back to Top
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For some reason "Don't Stop Believing" is one of those songs that gets absolutely under my skin and up my spine and I've been known to leave the room/bar when it comes on and everyone starts singing along. I can't even pinpoint why, it's not even a specific sound or part and it's not a bad song, but something about it sends me traveling in the other direction.
Sounds like when I used to say I hate U2 and change the station any time they were on the radio. You’ll come around.
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