Best song on the list, hands down.

God, what a contrast :lol: Stan :wub: :wub: :wub:

Finally, another catchy song. :wub:

42. Eminem - Stan (2000) (#1)

 

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Eminem's finest hour - one of the finest singles of its decade which launched both Dido and the term 'stan' into public consciousness.

Edited May 7, 201213 yr by randomfurlong

I just hope we get some sort of an explanation for the WITL?/DSM thing.

 

I think one is Where is the Love?, but what's the other song?

Yep, agreed with the consensus. Absolutely incredible and THE best thing Eminem's ever done.

 

Looking forward to how they censor the next verse :P "But I didn't...(silence)...I just...(silence)...and...(silence)..."

Listening to this song, I'm pretty sure the only reason he chose "Stan" as the name of the character is because it rhymes with "man", which is like his most used word. :lol:

How many blanks in this song? :P

I think one is Where is the Love?, but what's the other song?

 

DSM = Don't Stop Movin

Edited May 7, 201213 yr by Thermometer

How many blanks in this song? :P

 

Not as many as in 212, to be fair. :lol:

I love the connections Stan has to Shakespears sonnets :wub:

Worst Katy Perry song! :( And I find Thinking of You (her worst selling), one of her best!

I love the connections Stan has to Shakespears sonnets :wub:

 

Shakespeare is so overrated imo. Most famous rappers rhyme much better than him.

DST = Don't Stop Movin

 

Of course! :lol: Thanks!

41. Katy Perry - Firework (2010) (#3)

 

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Securing itself an afterlife forever come November 5th, this never hit #1 but still comes in as Katy Perry's biggest hit.

Shakespeare is so overrated imo. Most famous rappers rhyme much better than him.

 

:o

Romeo & Juilet one of the best things ever. Truly remarkable quotes, which helped me pass Higher English!

Shakespeare is so overrated imo. Most famous rappers rhyme much better than him.

 

Either you're being deliberately provocative or you're one of the stupidest human beings I've ever had the misfortune of encountering.

Don't Stop Believin'!

 

:wub:

 

I adore this song, so uplifting

Edited May 7, 201213 yr by SKOB

Either you're being deliberately provocative or you're one of the stupidest human beings I've ever had the misfortune of encountering.

 

I'm being serious. Look at Lose Yourself. Almost every syllable in that song rhymes, but Shakespeare just rhymes the syllables at the end of every line. Oh sorry, he sometimes alternates them aswell.

I wonder will a flop from recently be a HUGE hit in 2025 like Journey is now?

 

 

Imagine if in 2025 Cousins by Vampire Weekend has sold over a million :lol:

 

I would :wub: that.