What Band/Artist do you dislike the most?

[RogueShuffler]

Oh man there are so many terrible bands going through my head I dont think I can dislike any of them "the most". I'd have to say Underoath is up there as well as pretty much all of the horrible radio rap now a days. They dont even spit fast or with style, its just really slow with a lot of pauses and god awful beats. This is why Im a metal head, gives ya a lot to chew.

[Giga Kaiju]

Lady Gaga irritates me the most. How appealing I find something relative to its popularity tends to determine this... so even though Gaga's music is pretty inoffensive dance pop, it really grates on me because of the constant fapping her fans do over her unimpressive work.

She focuses more on her so called "fashion style" and "artistic talent" than her actual singing. She figures looking pretty and dressing up weirdly goes with her bad song-writing.

Pathetic much?

Actually I Been Hearing Music of Her and I... Kinda like her music but not all of them like Judas and such
but i prefer her music than Justin Bieber , And Other MainStream Music Pop now.

[kaiju_wars]

My top ten dislike music

Justin Beiber
Lady Gaga
Big Time Rush
Tracy Adkins
Lil Wayne
ACDC
Disturbed
Slipknot
Toby Keith
Jeremy Camp

[GodzillaXGomoraFight]

Lil Wayne: I love hip-hop a lot, but I just can't stand his voice: even when his rhymes are good.

Eminem: Seems way too mainstream for me and I hate how he raps often angry.

Anything Disney: I die a little bit everytime I hear one of them sing like the Jonas Brothers.

Boy Bands: Hate them beyond almost anything.

[Rossk]

What Band/Artist do you dislike the most?

Well anything that is mainstream nowadays.

[tymon]

^Sad but true. Mainstream music of the 50's, 60's and 70's was often unique and groundbreaking. Nowadays, people just wanna hear the same three-minute, verse-chorus-verse-chorus bullshit over and over, with unbelievably primitive lyrics and endless studio embellishments.

There's an occasional good (or sometimes great) song that just happens to be a number one hit, and mainstream music is also great for dancing, partying or something to put on in the background with friends. But if I wanna experience something different that actually attempts to explore new territory and takes me on a journey, the radio is the last thing I look to.

[Rossk]

^Sad but true. Mainstream music of the 50's, 60's and 70's was often unique and groundbreaking. Nowadays, people just wanna hear the same three-minute, verse-chorus-verse-chorus bullshit over and over, with unbelievably primitive lyrics and endless studio embellishments.

There's an occasional good (or sometimes great) song that just happens to be a number one hit, and mainstream music is also great for dancing, partying or something to put on in the background with friends. But if I wanna experience something different that actually attempts to explore new territory and takes me on a journey, the radio is the last thing I look to.

I don't even listen to the radio anymore, unless I'm forced too .

All these "new artists" like Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Ke$ha have zero talent. They use auto tune and don't even write their own songs. I'm so glad blink-182 is coming back, they released 2 new studio songs which sound awesome and 2 concert recorded songs. I can't wait for Fuse to start playing them again, Sum 41 is good too. Music has really changed in the past 5 years.

[tymon]

^Honestly, Blink182 and Sum41 firmly fit into the category of "crappy mainstream music" in my book. To each his own, though. At least they play real instruments and write their own damn songs, which is more than many "artists" these days can boast..

Generic, watered down music serves its purpose, and I can see why the masses enjoy it...I just usually can't stand it. I prefer music that challenges me and grows on me over time.

[Rossk]

^Honestly, Blink182 and Sum41 firmly fit into the category of "crappy mainstream music" in my book. To each his own, though. At least they play real instruments and write their own damn songs, which is more than many "artists" these days can boast..

Generic, watered down music serves its purpose, and I can see why the masses enjoy it...I just usually can't stand it. I prefer music that challenges me and grows on me over time.

Wow really? well I'd suggest you listen to blink's new stuff, they really changed, in the right direction that is.

[tymon]

^Really? I was unaware they regrouped, interesting.

[seamus]

Probably Gaga.

[Hedorah]

-Nirvana. Okay lyrics on top of sloppy played music.

Opinions are opinions. But grrr...they do have some good songs (I don't count Smells like Teen Sporit as good) if you dig deep enough. Do-Re-Mi is one of them.

Kurt Cobain had quite a few tricks that made his music sound decent. When he couldn't make it from one chord to another fast enough, he'd add one or two open strums to make it work out. Basically he wasn't a "good" musician technically speaking, but he totally made it work out.

[3000]

^Sad but true. Mainstream music of the 50's, 60's and 70's was often unique and groundbreaking. Nowadays, people just wanna hear the same three-minute, verse-chorus-verse-chorus bullshit over and over, with unbelievably primitive lyrics and endless studio embellishments.

There's an occasional good (or sometimes great) song that just happens to be a number one hit, and mainstream music is also great for dancing, partying or something to put on in the background with friends. But if I wanna experience something different that actually attempts to explore new territory and takes me on a journey, the radio is the last thing I look to.

disagree. Only the good stuff stands the test of time.

I bet you there are tens of thousands of shitty forgettable pop songs for every memorable song.

I dont bet you... i know. Dammit. hah.

[Kyono_Rei]

Its not so much a "band" as a company. I mean Muak Holdings.

Muzak is infamous for provding backround music for supermarkets and elevator music. This is especially noticable in Europe, especially in winter and pre christmas. Their sound drives me bonkers. I was glad to her that Muzak filed for bankrupcy recently.

I just hope that other scyh companies won't fill in teh niche.

[GodzillavsZilla]

Here are all the singers I really hate and I think suck monkey balls:

Justin Beiber-He's so gay

Lady Gaga-Just as lesbian as Beiber is gay

Katy Perry-Same as Gaga

Ke$ha-Here music is just about a lesbian, no wonder the cast of Victorious likes her

[SpanishBulldog63]

Justin Beiber-He's so gay

its a he?

[GodzillavsZilla]

Justin Beiber-He's so gay

its a he?

Selena Gomez discovered last year it was a he.

[Gojisan866]

Limp Bizkit. I don't know why, because I love other nu metal bands (Korn, Linkin Park [early stuff, obviously], Deftones, Disturbed), but I cannot stand Limp Bizkit.

[GojiFan]

Here are all the singers I really hate and I think suck monkey balls:

Justin Beiber-He's so gay

Lady Gaga-Just as lesbian as Beiber is gay

Katy Perry-Same as Gaga

Ke$ha-Here music is just about a lesbian, no wonder the cast of Victorious likes her

Katy Perry is hot. That is all.

And Limp Bizket is hit or miss with me. I only like a few of their songs to be honest though.