My Sharona ( the Knack) Girl, you'll be a woman Soon. Neil Diamond Strawberry Wine ( at 17) country song. Not sure the artist.

Great White Desert Moon

Motorhead Jailbait about underage girl backstage.

Sexy at seventeen by the Stray Cats

There are a lot of songs that get associated with older bands now-a-day that weren't big when released and vice-a-versa. I associate Heart with Baracudda and Magic Man because those are the only songs I have heard. But looking at where those songs charted, they were low, and when looking at the 'hits' the band had it's a bunch of songs I had never heard of. I am old enough to cross reference this phenomenon with The Offspring when 'Fly for a white guy' and 'My friends got a girlfriend' got continuous air play. But anyone who had the full album realised these were the worst songs. I am not sure which Offspring songs will endure in the future but I am pretty sure 'my friend got a girlfriend' will be entirely forgotten. Another example would be that I associate ELO with 'Mr. Blue Sky' because it appears so much in media. But people from the generation when it came out tend to not even know it exists because they didn't watch "The Gaurdians of the Galaxy" or whatever. It is a general concept but I feel there are at least two lists in there.

I've been subbing 43 since... I dunno, mid-90's? It has the same flow & rhyme to it. (& I may have switched a few other words) She's only 43... (43) Grandkids say she's too young but she's old enough for me!

Its self aware as fuck. I dig the fun factor of it.

It's a catchy song and that's why people liked it. I saw winger a couple of years ago and they sing it as 17.

17 legal in NY 😂

There’s also Brian Setzer/Stray Cats with Sexy and Seventeen which is an older song cover, IIRC. To me, all the stuff shows the time all the stuff was getting shut down from the drug party’s of the 60’s and 70’s

17 is legal in most states and countries around the world, so it's not really that big a deal. 16 is the average age of consent around the world, in general. Not saying it's wrong or right, just pointing out a fact.

@@danielmiller3596 Don't forget about the Beatles with the song "I Saw Her Standing There." The first two lines of the song: "Well, she was just seventeen/You know what I mean."

Winger and Black Flag Rock!

Dude, I can't count how many songs there are from the 60s and 70s about underage girls.

AC/DC...the original with Bon Scott. And guess what, they we singing about *us* and we knew it...but, it was look, but don’t touch, for most of us.

So did Thin Lizzy

The Disneyland band Haylx also WEIRDLY had a song about it.

But it has language that i would cringe at

@@jesurenbnb It could probably be written better and still characterize the conversation represented well enough.

Definitely some cheese. I can understand that.

But a classic nonetheless. I don't really hate any of these songs. Though it is always weird when you hear songs talking about 16 to 17 year olds. Yuck. I certainly don't like the hating of the older generation. And vice versa for the new generation. But the new generation should not be too critical or high and mighty when they are pretty much the offspring of those they deem are out of touch. Whether they want to admit or not. I don't like people saying that oh well this is a better generation. No it's overall the same and can think the same ways those of the past did.

I agree. My best friend is trans and she doesn’t get offended at all. We both like the song and think it’s funny that Steven thinks Vince Neil looked like a lady when he himself also dresses very feminine.

@@RockedNet we all need a little cheese on our life bud.

I just find it annoying. I'm all for repetitive choruses, but this song takes it to obnoxious levels for me.

Also, the Adelle lyric from her song Rumor has It

wow, you must be a REAL metal fan

The Megadeth song that comes to mind for me in this case is “Hook In Mouth.” Specifically the “F.R.E.E.D.O.M.” verses since it’s fun to look back at some lyrics that may have aged poorly but we cannot use that as an excuse for censorship. Also the solo in that song was so nice they did it twice!

@@abstractheory1 Some of us have wide-ranging tastes. I love Megadeth, but love Adele equally. I live(musically) by the saying there are only 2 kinds of music: Good music and bad music. I once had that same kind of musical tunnel vision: I would've(and did) listened to Megadeth and would not've(and didn't) listened to Adele. Being musically open-minded is far more interesting and fun.

Next thing you know They'll take my thoughts away

That's bad Areosmith (although I do like that Steven Tyler makes fun of that clown Vince Neil), Aerosmith's best work was the 70's...

Knowing it's about Vince Neil takes away any issues I may have with it

@@skiinggator problem of course being that almost nobody knows it's about Vince Neil and just assume it's about a random trans person and shut their ears to be offended.

Fast forward to present day, Dude (looks like he's gonna have a heart attack any time soon).

My brother is very feminine looking from behind so it's something he hears a lot LOL Men always hit on me and ask if I got a sister and I just reply "if you squint a bit my oldest brother looks like one" because it's happened frequently enough where guys think my brother is a woman (it's even happened to where my dad's coworkers thought it was from a distance and my dad could get a good laugh)

lol haven't heard that one before

Yeah, but Fred Durst would have been such low hanging fruit for a list like this.

Oh wow! That’s a good allegory. 0_0

Ages faster than leo dicaprios girlfriends.

Nice! Yeah, he is great at exploiting the cultural zeitgeist of the moment, but two years later it is cringe.

People criticized it on release

Perfect comment!!

I only wish he’d have taken Miley with him…..

And marriage and credibility

@@AnnieBoBannie421 Miley's actually cool, she just went through her awkward phase way later in life. She's better now.

The last verse on that song is particularly “problematic” where he talks about sharing an underage girl with the potential arresting officer

nugent is a known pedo tho

ohh noo you can't find a fertile woman attraactiiveee noooooo take Sally the old used up roast beef having miserable toad that will suck the life out of youuu noooooo

@@theloniuspunk383 - he's not singing about fertile women; he's singing about girls.

😂😂😅I was in a band for about a year and a half-ish and I can relate to that panic when it was about time to go up there. Having social anxiety I wonder now why I put myself through all of that. Never even wanted to be in a famous band or anything. I just liked playing guitar.

Hey Savox

Oh God I keep forgetting that song exists. Also the fact that Marilyn Manson of all people covered it isn't even remotely surprising in hindsight but it's still weird that happened.

@@JamieNova Manson's cover was purely for shock value, to be fair. The way he shouted it over and over towards the end was just him being an edgelord and completely ignoring Smith's original intentions with the song.

@@SavoxYT Yeah that's a good point, I just meant because of the recent allegations that it's not surprising that he actually thought it would be remotely smart to go there.

@@JamieNova American Head Charge did a cover of it as well. Imo, the sound and structure are MUCH better than Mansons version, but its still an obnoxiously offensive song Also, Manson told us who he was for his entire career. His fascist imagery. Homophobic lyrics. The recent accusations just seal what we all should have known. I cant even listen to him anymore, and that sucks because Pale Emperor is one of my top albums of the 2010s.

They basically ruined Winger's career. LoL!!

Not really man they just released yet another killer album , lol was nominated for a Grammy in orchestral composition lol I’d say they were fine then and they are more than fine now. All extremely successful and talented guys

Awesome? Not necessarily. Pretty good? I'll settle on that one.

My sentiments exactly!

@@videodromeTVversion No you effing emmeffer, it's the bomb diggity

The month it was released, I actually was in a diner, and two dudes who worked construction were going on and on about how they didn't think musicians were doing anything so special, so why should women go after them instead of, say, construction workers. I couldn't stop giggling because I was like, "I think Mark Knopfler just wrote about this conversation."

@@emmetrobert4425 Blue Collar Incels...

Thank you for getting it. Most people don't understand art anymore.

The subject matter might be worthwhile, but the melody and delivery of the lyrics are more suitable for a fun party anthem. On a lot of lists of misunderstood songs, there's always a bunch that are misunderstood because people don't listen carefully to the lyrics, and Brown Sugar is halfway there - some of them are what the band members describe, but some of them seem like the fit with the 'Hot black chicks, amirite?' fun-time party vibe that the overall music conveys. Compare that to, say, 'Every Breath You Take' by The Police, which has an unsettling feeling to it even if the listener hasn't figured out that it's about a stalker and not a lover.

I agree with that too. Sometimes you can't always assume the narrator is doing good, and that they don't have to explicitly tell you that the subject matter is bad because it obviously is. Kinda like in the song "Angel of Death" by Slayer. They don't have to tell you that the Holocaust is bad because you should already assume that.

You can see the entire mental illness of the western world if Nabokov's novels are attacked at all.

Their is nothing horrible about Brown Sugar whatsoever

I was at the 96 Family values tour that end on Halloween. I remember them preforming this on stage and thinking it was the greatest thing ever. Now I go back and watch it, and I just shake my head.

Too be fair "cringe" is how I'd describe anything with Fred Durst attached to it. And, hell, most of Korn as well.

@@chaosapiant says the guy with the name chaos in his handle

@@TheTenCentStory oh snap one cent story.

True, but there is a gradient. There is still to be seen one more embarrassing than the Tik Tok generation

There's a track on Back in Black with highly, highly dubious lyrics, but I was a teen when I first heard it and it was the whole package that got me hooked. I don't skip it when I play the album these days because the whole thing still just utterly rocks, although the bit about not fighting is...not great.

“Let Me Put My Love Into You” is one of the highlights of the album. I’m gonna give AC/DC the benefit of the doubt on this one because they only sing about a few topics and I guess the fighting lyrics got mixed with the songs about chicks lyrics. I think back then there was a lot of songs about putting up a fight meaning being hard to get but yeah that phrasing is incriminating. And just like the whole jailbait thing, the term putting up a fight is everywhere in classic rock and other genres of the day. Either that or the world was filled with predators! As for Poison’s “I Want Action,” Bret Michaels seems like the kinda dude that would treat a woman with class. Those lyrics are just an outright lie hahaha. Actually heard an interview with one of the girls from Rock of Love and they brought up an interesting point when asked if Bret is one of those scumbag rockers. She said even after the show she gets invited to his concerts and it’s out of friendship and she said if there was anything out there you’d think the “me too” movement would’ve dug that dirt up. So I wonder who in the band wrote those lyrics.

@@freeparking301 It's definitely a product of its time, which is reason one why I'm not going to cancel them. They also sing songs about women getting the better of them, which is reason two. Also, it's pretty much an outlier of a lyric. It's not great from a modern perspective, but I agree that it's most likely about being "hard to get" and it definitely ain't Ted Nugent writing about underage girls in his '30s and singing about them for decades afterwards.

To clarify, I’m not personally canceling anyone. I’ve seen Poison 6 times in concert and Bret when he was doing his RoL tour. I’m just saying that line would not fly in today’s “woke” society.

Sus.

Have you heard music lately. Apparently it is indeed very easy. Let me grab my laptop real quick.

How hard could it be? I mean, it's not like physical labor. Not trying to sound hateful, but come on.

​@@kevinwebster7868 The hard thing these days is not making music, it's making a living of it...

Nowadays we got people blowing up on SoundCloud for tracks they made in their bedrooms while still in school. Independent music was seemingly unheard of back then. Just comes to show how much the music Industry has changed

That's how I understood that song too. I was eh maybe high school, itbwas sarcasm.

'Today'? That has been there from the start.

Exactly?!! this guy is talking about song from 70s to 90s. Why is it that rap can demean women and get away with singing crap like s**k t**s, you are my b***h and so on in 2022? How come they can take the piss of gays and and talk about "capping people"?? Some rap songs are more offensive than all these 10 song put together.

I agree

@@marcocave8867 because he is grifting for views and praise so if you think this video is honest you’re mistaken. It’s basically let’s point to all the old white men dinosaurs and nothing more. This host fails to understand “Money For Nothing” and it wasn’t inspiration but rather the song was MOCKING that guy. But again this is the white guy ragging on white guys doing the “see how bad those guys are and I’m so not” routine.

I remember how NWA had a song about tying a woman up to a chair and killing her but first he had to let all of his homies Rape her. But black flag is a problem !! But when your work you can't say anything about the African-American or you're a racist.

"So never judge a book by its cover Or who you gonna love by your lover Love put me wise to her love in disguise She had the body of a Venus Lord, imagine my surprise" Sure sounds like the singer went home with her, and had a great time. ;D

By progressive do you mean vomit inducing?

You should look up the Lola lyrics as well.

@@rickwilliams967 I'm way ahead of you. I break out those two songs as examples of the same [awesome] trope

The Kinks were very much ahead of their time. It's said that they were the archetype of punk and metal.

For context Paul McCartney was 20 when this song was released, so not really !

I love rock and roll by Joann Jett also comes to mind.

@@nikkirose1719 and 18 or 19 when he wrote. They performed it in Germany before everything.

@@nikkirose1719 Paul McCartney also wrote a song about various "men who thought they were a woman", and then proceeds to tell them to get back to where they once belonged.

@@Axetwin Good

Fire Island? :P

Could have been shopping for gifts for a girlfriend.

Ooof. Talk about going from dumb to dumber.

So glad I'm not the only one who hates Under My Thumb

To be fair, under my thumb wasn’t a good vs bad type story. Mick Jagger claims it’s about a woman who abuses her male partner only for the man to turn the tables on her and become an abusive partner himself. It’s more of a bad vs bad type Situation.

the dumb thing about “under my thumb”it sounds more like a ballad😵‍💫

I don't think it matters what they think or feel, both you and I are capable of forming our own thoughts about pretty much any subject. I am ok with some of the rock artist I listen too being dicks or whatever else they are.

People know that, I think, but they need to make a fuss about nothing.

Yep. He laughs when he sings it and changes the lyric to a different number, acknowledging how she's not that age anymore.

I was 17 when the song released. I did turn 51 this year.

@@tdsollog were you a cutie back then??..lol

@@Teebone211 No LOLs about it… imagine Velma from Scooby Doo as an 80s rocker chick.

@@Teebone211 you're weird.

Great song!!!!

It's a damn good song! I love it

I agree. And I'm glad I still hear it on the radio sometimes and that it hasn't been shelved.

There's a radio station near me that regularly plays the unedited version of Money For Nothing. But bleeps out "goddamn" in the Eagles "Life In the Fast Lane" and "bullshit" in Pink Floyd's "Money."

@@roberts.2536 the radio edit has the whole second verse cut.

Lmao that's pretty good ngl.

Side note: many of these songs suck regardless of the time

alwaya on idiot in the comments

These takes of aging poorly are gonna age poorly. Lol

@@junglerumbler6917 i suppose so does "I'm in the Mood for Love" or any number of true R & B, and a boat load of nursery rhymes, ......

Criticism isn't censorship.

​@@brokencandy1797 until critics have the power to censor

Who’s censoring anything? I can go listen to any one of these songs on Apple Music right now.

Plus ol’ Ted has a history of sexually exploiting children, not just in his lyrics, so it’s not exactly out of his wheelhouse.

ya know, most ppl considers Courtney as a liar and all around crazy woman but looking back at some of the stuff she has said about men in the industry have come to light as being true (ie Harvey Weinstein, Ted Nugent, Duke of York).

@@lisagibson2975 Agreed. Ted Nugent is a fucking piece of shit. I love David Crosby's quote about him not being in the RR Hall of Fame, "He's not good enough and he never will be."

Honestly, this would explain a lot about her

If I may throw my hat into the ring, I hate them both, so I don’t know who to believe.

That’s a wonderful song. Literally, this is the only time in the history of humankind that condemns past prejudices so well, but could not help but pick out a new one that everyone can be okay to get offended about. You know what, I’d hate to be a son or daughter of someone who thought with such a puritanical, mindset, bc if one now truly thinks 16/17 makes that much difference in only an ‘age’; then I guess that parent wld not allow their son to drive a car at 16; making split decisions that wld endanger the lives of everyone on the road, bc guess what, they do. Maybe this new style of helicopter parent would think some kind of Fairy waves a magic wand over your daughters head on her 18th b day, where all of a sudden he or she can go to war, strip tease & endanger herself in front of a gangster crowd, work in a hardened prison as a guard, & become a lady of the night where legal, but by God..a day earlier at 17..& that fairy just hasn’t whispered all the things in her ear to just allow consent, but at 18 it jumps to all that BIG STUFF. I think there should be a natural progression upwards, not just a BIG LEAP ya know. Question is, is this the mentality we’ve adopted now? Bc, SOMEHOW, I feel like this one will be the one that hasn’t aged well in the future

@@TINInBILLY After reading that, I need a shower.

Some of the lyrics are essentially GROOMING LINES...agreed....posted that in my snub list

@@TINInBILLY Here's a list of past prejudices condemned by other generations. Colonialism, Slavery, the Monarchy, Child Abuse, Vote oppression and I could keep going. Condemnation is not anything new, it's just ramped up. Maybe the age of 18 might seem arbitrary, but a line has to be drawn somewhere from a legal stand point. So what are you saying? A line shouldn't be drawn anywhere? It's a losing battle to take that stance because the younger generations are not losing ground on this, they are gaining it. So now matter how much you don't like it, it's happening no matter what. Because it needs to. So I would recommend finding another hill to die on. Your comment is about as rooted in reality as the belief that black and white TV's are going to make a comeback.

@@TINInBILLY We had to pick age at which time one is no longer a child and becomes an adult. Any age picked would have been arbitrary. Some people are mature at 17 and some still act like children at 20. Or older. But 18 is the age we picked, so there it is.

Also a bangin soundtrack

love that stage music. shit I'd happily fall asleep to daily

Love video games music, also.

not the lyrics

@@gezi0752 yeah

@@gezi0752 It's satire. I knew that when the song was a hit.

@@sarah2.017 i’ve heard the song many times, what’s so satirical about it? and more importantly does the song need to be satirical to make the point it’s trying to make? No.

@@gezi0752 I bet you have a Ukrainian flag in your Twitter handle.

This is the only good reason to smile when hearing that song. RIP Robin

Well it helps to have Bobby Keys blowing Sax

Can't bake without it!

A song about sex slavery isn't proper in any age .

@@victorwaddell6530 then don't listen to it

@@americansuperdad5769 Exactly!!

Ex-fucking-actly. I don’t get how people refuse to pick up on that part

@@mayalanskypeople would rather complain about lyrics rather than try to understand why they’re satyrical just so they can feel offended.

but you're butthurt by his being butthurt, ❄

Oh, I didn't know that's what the actual lyric was! Now I can't unhear it...

I like cheech and Chong's "my scrodum"!!!

arguably the greatest riff ever written

Great song and awesome lyrics. People are just brittle-minded these days.

Look for the "full video version" many other versions have the while second verse cut.

@@Doomzdayxx Well Knopfler apologized for using that word without anyone pushing him into it. Maybe you should take a leaf out of his book or pay attention to what has been said since the recording? You know......so you don't become another brittle minded, unwoken cry baby hoping to go back to the days where you could freely say slurs without consequence?

@@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax when did he apologize? Can't find anything on it.

I can totally understand the scenario... I mean Vince still looks so hot today 😂😂😂

Girls girls girls is a nope. Cheery pie, that can go too. Icps cheery pie as well. Used to think it was funny then. Not so much now

Sweet mercy the 80's...

@@RockedNet I actually got in trouble for listening to Hollywood Undead in high school, my classmate was singing undead out loud. So my teacher said we couldn’t listen to them anymore. In high school, they were my Favourite band. But now, I don’t Listen to Hollywood undead anymore.

@@RockedNet I was there. It was a weird, cringey time. Even weirder and cringier than you probably think.

Damn, that would have been so cool if it was true.

Huh...now THAT is a take.

@@RockedNet Right, like even if the song was theoretically a metaphor for something (which I honestly highly doubt), that seems like a weird thing to be a metaphor for to me.

There's the joke that every song written in the 70's is about drugs. :)

@@jimmym3352 Yeah there is that but AFAIK the conversation was completely serious.

The Rolling Stones version of "Brown Sugar" was definitely a racially based song. However, the R&B artist D'Angelo released a song and album with same name, and that song was supposed to be about doing heroin.

The wokest of today's music and art will be the target of next year's cancel culture.

Theory has a ton that haven't aged well.

@@RockedNet I think all of "Say Nothing" aged like milk the second it dropped

My dad unironically loves that song and that honestly really bothers me. Like he called it funny once...

@@crashthehedgehog919 Hate my Life is the biggest offender Especially that 2nd verse! Ooof!

@@RockedNet theory of a deadman is terrible. Nickelback is bad too, but not as bad as them.

I know that Nowell and the other guys regretted that song Date Rape and refused to play it live even when people requested it.

Honestly I always interpreted WW and DR to be basically warnings against the subject matters of the songs, discouraging the behaviors, but that could just be me. Also Ted Nugent should probably be on a list at this point I feel like.

@@JamieNova I agree, Jamie. DR is definitely NSFW, but I wouldn’t call it malicious.

Date Rape seems more cautionary than problematic. The girl gets justice, and there’s irony for the man anyways.

@@dannyhargreaves1326 "Date Rape" is an anti-rape song.

LOL, Nicely said.

Yep. I was looking to see if someone mentioned this song. Sixteen? The Crüe lowered it to 15.. o_O

The song is about Nikki's affection for Tracy Lords, the porn star who started filming when she was only 16. She left the porn industry 2 days after she Turned 18.

Here's the worst I can remember: "Rock queen, thirteen (!!!), buxom blonde bad dream, let me touch your cookies, let me eat your cookies, nowwwww" from "Rock Queen" by Love/Hate

That’s what the Little Girls Do - She's the virgin queen Dancing in your dreams Yes she plays her part If you let her go She will break your ego And your heart

I hate that song to this day, it was a huge hit when I was a Sr in HS, I always say the lead singer, Doug Feiger, was masturbating as he sang that song....

I remember turning off the song after hearing it. I was 12 and immediately heard the crazy train keys and went straight to the settings in madden and turned it off😭 09 did turn me on to trivium though 🤘

Shhhh, you're shattering the narrative!

@@baron_von_brunk No, they aren't. You're embarrassing yourself.

@@Aster_Risk You will never be a woman.

I think you're saying more about yourself with your comment than you mean too, and it's nothing good.

@@timbrownhill7272 Cry about it.

Which is no worse than California or Atlanta.

Thankfully I'm not one of them, also why specifically Florida?

This song makes Gene look like he needs to be in the watch list! (FBI open up)

I'm absolutely certain that Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and a thousand other rockstars were absolutely scrupulous and totally above-board when it came to checking groupies' IDs oh wait never mind.

For real damn I learned something new

shut up stewart

Hey the solo rips at least, just fast forward to that 😅

Winger’s third album Pull is fantastic and the best one they ever did.

My sister was 17 when the song released....I don't think I need to elaborate.

@@rushguy1 Debatable, Winger IV and Better Days Comin' are also damn good albums. But Pull is definitely up there, and unfortunately they picked just about the worst possible time to release it.

He has worse. He has a song called Stranglehold.

Stranglehold is easily his best song. Not sure if I want to google the lyrics though. :)

@@jimmym3352 Maybe it's his best known song but we always were partial to Hibernation back in the day. No lyrics too, so unless you are offended by great guitar it's worth a listen.

@@jimmym3352 you really don't. It's all just bragging about being a violent, misogynistic arsonist.

@@bse523 Jailbait is definitely worse. He talks about a 13-year-old and handcuffing her and sharing her with a cop. Disgusting.

cat scratch fever is good...when you listen to the motorhead or pantera versions.

@@austindolan7182 those bands kick ass and I approve of them covering a rock song for sure

Surely you doth not speaketh of "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang"?!!!

At some point I'm going to have to do my research on the guy.... my dad has been the biggest Nugent fan for as long as I can remember, and I had gotten his greatest hits CD when I was a lot younger, mainly just for the song "Cat Scratch Fever", but then a few years ago my younger cousin started pointing out what was wrong with even that song to me, although we still enjoy hearing some of the covers of it. But yeah, was kind of under a rock as far as "why is Ted Nugent bad all of a sudden?" (But, then again, in my mind my dad probably should be a registered sex offender, NOT because of liking Ted Nugent; back in the late 80's, he was arrested for going out driving around in his car, jerking himself off to any woman out walking around at the moment - the lawyer referred to it as "the weenie wag", I don't know if "registered sex offenders" was a thing in those days, so I'm positive that if it was he'd have had to register.... this incident also happened while he was married to my mom and they already had my older brother.

@Manish Mims Everyone knows Randy Newman from "You've Got a Friend in Me" and Pixar, but there's quite a few "controversial" songs of his in the 1970's that are definitely satire, but people could definitely read wrong, like "Sail Away" , "Short People" or "Rednecks".

The song I listened to was from Nickleback. Why shouldn’t I be offended?

I just see a overly sensitive man whining when I watch this video. He may have some points but just seems like he searches for reasons to be offended all the time.

Some still are. That's also mind blowing.

@@RockedNet what about cop killer by Body Count, That didn’t age well either.

I mean its the same media landscape that still give bigots platforms.

@@GCAbleism158 yeah, just look at rap music today. It’s all about killing people

@@123theprodigy5 Dunno, Cop Killer aged pretty well given how prevalent police brutality still is.

Anytime I use “problematic” it’s in a sarcastic sense partially for the reason you mentioned and partially because it’s so overused like the misuse of “literally” or people misusing -gate as a suffix but I forget that when it’s typed out in a comment section that it can be difficult for people to get that context.

Well said.

100%!

Exactly, his p#ssy was getting sore listening to these songs

100%

help me get them in a war

I’m the immature one in the room that laughs about “sheets soaking wet.”

But that’s like the best Nickelback song there is.

@@mr.noride7226; Heck yeah! I agree 💯. I just don't like how Chad had to change his guitar, thoughout his next few albums. That part sucks!!!

@@mr.noride7226 hell yeah, first two albums were great, SSU was alright... then everything after that was hot garbage.

A rock song about drugs? Dear god, no!!!!

@@bendyckman5032; I believe he was talking about "mushrooms"? I would have to listen to that song again.

There was a deeper cut on his out of print unplugged album titled Brand New Morning with a song called "Louise." Which was made prior to Live Bullet that had a similar situation in the lyrics. "Well Louise she's just an average Product of the American dream (Ah yeah) I concede she's kind of naive but (Uh) After all she's only thirteen (Oh yeah)"