Your 5 most HATED bands/artists of all time.

I don't hate any artist or band.

I'm not a fan of Bieber or Drake.

The Weeknd has some good songs.

Nickleback is from Alberta and I enjoy some of their music.

1. The Grateful Dead - Never understood why there music is so appreciated to the point of cult status, guess its because I never did LCD?

2. Justin Bieber - 'Baby' is one of the worst pop songs to be loved by every girl in my middle school I think I have ever listened to.

3. Chris Brown - Doesn't make good enough music to get away with beating woman like John Lennin

4. BTS - Not for their music but for what they stand for. K-pop as an industry is vile and predatory and millions of people should not be proving there system right.

5. Drake - For being so massive and influential on the hip hop and pop genres, he really is terrible. His voice is whiney to the point of annoyance, and his flow is sub par at best. His best song is 'Hot line Bling' and that should say all that needs to be said about him.

Bored at work listed 4 of my favorites as his/her most hated, so I have to respond with my own.

Counting Crows: their singer sounds like he's about to break out in tears at any moment.

Phish and every other Dead-influenced jam band: just look up that video on YouTube of what Phish sounds like to people who don't like Phish - that says it all.

Creed/Nickelback/Limp Bizkit/Godsmack - all these bands sound so derivative of bands that are so so much better. Hell, Godsmack even named themselves after an Alice In Chains song. Were they originally a crappy AIC tribute band that actually made it it big?

Air Supply/Bread/every other forgettable 70s era wussy band - wimp "rock" at its absolute worst.

Every faux-country pickup truck, cowboy hat, mullet hair, Garth Brook influenced 'merican redneck band that plays on stupid county fair stages for over the hill women with hairstyles left over from the 80s.

Bored at work wrote:

Yo, it's all opinions! This thread was for the fun of loving to hate, knowing that one mans trash is another mans treasure, and vice versa.

And that is why I nominated "Bad Company".

The rest of my jibberish was wondering why someone would try to talk others out of something they just don't like.

Hell, one guy said Radiohead was "groundbreaking, affecting, & interesting" and began the next sentence by nominating The Beatles as the most hated.

1. Florida Georgia Line - True garbage in every sense of the word

2. Ben Folds Five - Just annoying

3. Creed - Obnoxious and annoying

4. Sugary Ray - See no. 3 above

5. Santana - I don't care if he's great at guitar, I just don't like the music.

I know number 5 may be an unpopular inclusion, and maybe not truly bottom 5 for me, but thought I should include it because I've found Santana's music annoys me more than others.

The only one that comes to mind, but does come to mind immediately, is Madonna. OMG, y'all, she's soosOooOOoOoOo controversial. Yawn.

Oh, and that sanctimonious Streisand, too.

I wouldn't say i hate any band. But i never understood the fascination a lot of people have with Pink Floyd. I had a hard time taking it seriously, but i did like what Roger Waters did on his own after leaving them.

George Thoroughgood - my lord, there is so much music like his out there that is so much better. Come on, is that the best he could do?

It's hard for me to make a top 5 list like this, but right off the top of my head I can definitively say Guns N' Roses would be on such a list. Not on board with them at all.

There are some bands that I hold a grudge for because people put them on way too much on a pedestal. The gravity of their hype -as it were- tends to create a warping or lensing of people's perceptions. The Beatles and Radiohead are actually two examples of that. But the fact is, those ARE two great bands. I like a lot of their stuff and everything. It's just....their coronations into rock legend get a little tiresome for me. I would never try to put them on a "bottom 5s" list or try to convince anyone that's they "suck", but I tend to think they aren't QUITE as good as the zeitgeist has typically stamped them as.

Guns N' Rose's though? Just...yuck. I'd try to argue they suck even if some (SOME) of their success made some (SOME) sense.

I'm surprised by all the hate for Creed, not because they weren't bad, but because I didn't realize that they were memorable enough to still be hated all these years later.

There is no such thing, music is suppose to come to us in blues, jazz, funk, soul, Big Band, pop, R&B, punk, reggae, rap, hip hop, rocabilly, country, hillbillie, rock & roll, obviously we make choices, but......hate....nay!!!!

Miley Cyrus

Beyoncé

Bruno Mars

Billy Joel

Kiss

You. But....not you. wrote:

There are some bands that I hold a grudge for because people put them on way too much on a pedestal. The gravity of their hype -as it were- tends to create a warping or lensing of people's perceptions. The Beatles and Radiohead are actually two examples of that. But the fact is, those ARE two great bands. I like a lot of their stuff and everything. It's just....their coronations into rock legend get a little tiresome for me. I would never try to put them on a "bottom 5s" list or try to convince anyone that's they "suck", but I tend to think they aren't QUITE as good as the zeitgeist has typically stamped them as....

Totally agree with this and i feel exactly the same about the Beetles.

That said, I find myself in discussion about the Beetles saying check out what the Who and the Kinks were doing at the same, and when talking about Lynard Skynard, i started going on about their southern brethren, the Allman Brothers Band.

Tom Petty is another one that wasn't bad but was over rated imo.

Alvin & The Chipmunks

LOL. Not that i condone that kind of stuff...

All disco bands

White rappers

Most punk bands

Most country musicians

Most other rappers

(There are many excellent exceptions in the final three categories.)

Green day

Too many to count wrote:

The worst band in All of God's Creation:

Air Supply

I will admit to a guilty pleasure.

I'm All Out Of Love by Air Supply

I wanted to hate it, but that is one damn fine song. Good lyrics, nice guitar, and insane vocals.

The Doors

The Beetles? You had to be around at the time to appreciate how great they were. It's been 50 years so I don't really listen to their music anymore but they were always a step ahead of everyone else. Each new album had a different style and was better than the previous one.

Radiohead does not belong in the same sentence, paragraph or thread as the Beatles. Radiohead has sold 30 Million albums compared to 800 Million by the Beatles.