Top 10 Songs that are Hated by Fans of that Band

The Top Ten
Creep - Radiohead

Personally, I think it's okay. It's far from being Radiohead's best, but not completely bad or anything. Then again, there are better songs on Pablo Honey, like Anyone Can Play Guitar or Blow Out.

I've never met a single Radiohead fan who likes this song.

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

Even Kurt didn't like it. To be honest, there are much better Nirvana songs than this one. People just like it because it's popular and because of how it influenced music.

They hate it just because they claim that this song created grunge. Even Kurt Cobain himself disliked this song. This song is quite okay.

Definitely, this one can apply. At least people don't agree when others say it's their "best," even when they are Nirvana fans.

Madness - Muse

They hate this song because it sounds like a pop song. Actually, I really like this song even though this is not the best Muse song.

I was shocked to see it at number 118 on the list of best Muse songs. I guess that explains why.

Cutthroat - Imagine Dragons

Imagine Dragons are decent, but dear lord, this is easily my least favorite song by them. Dan's screaming was so awful, and it sounds like they were trying to be a metal band here even though they are pop rock.

I visited the "Top Ten Worst Songs of 2021" list and, yup, people feel the same way as me. It looks like most of the people who voted are huge Imagine Dragons fans.

This is just a pop song trying to be metal. People really think that Thunder is their worst song when this song exists.

Beverly Hills - Weezer

Most people outside of Weezer's fan base like it.

Song 2 - Blur

It doesn't represent the band very well.

Thunder - Imagine Dragons

There are quite a few Imagine Dragons fans that I know of on this site who hate this song.

Nothing Else Matters - Metallica

They hate it just because it's too soft. They want thrash metal. This is one of the best power ballads in my opinion.

Sanitarium, Fade to Black, and The Unforgiven are ballads too, yet they're considered fan favorites.

They hate it because it's a power ballad and different from their heavy metal and thrash metal songs.

Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Green Day

Hey, I like this one. It's one of my favorite Green Day songs. I don't see how anyone could hate it.

Why would Green Day fans hate this song?

I think many Green Day fans hate it.

Breaking the Law - Judas Priest

It's not as metal as their other songs, so maybe that's why some people wouldn't like it. I do like this song, though.

The Newcomers

? The Angel and the Gambler - Iron Maiden
? A New Machine, Pt. 1 - Pink Floyd
The Contenders
Another Brick In the Wall, Pt. 2 - Pink Floyd

I think they hate it just because it added disco. Disco was hated by rock fans (especially punks) during the time. The relationship between rock and disco is just like the relationship between pop and metal on this site.

It's still a masterpiece, but Pink Floyd has made better songs. Most Pink Floyd fans rate it lowly, though.

Heavy - Linkin Park

I don't hate this song. I think it's good by pop standards. However, seeing this was the first thing they released after The Hunting Party was pretty disappointing.

This is just another generic pop song. At least it's better than any song made by the new Maroon 5.

Is it bad that I actually kinda like this song?

All the Small Things - Blink-182
Enter Sandman - Metallica
I Don't Want to Miss a Thing - Aerosmith

This is just another generic power ballad. I think this is the reason why this song is hated.

A lot of older fans think of it as a sellout. I like it, though.

Shiny Happy People - R.E.M

Understandably, it doesn't represent the band at all. They made it as a joke when told they had too many sad songs.

Fun fact: This was going to be the theme song for Friends.

St. Anger - Metallica

Metallica just jumped on the nu-metal bandwagon. As much as I like nu-metal, Metallica doesn't fit with this genre, so it's obviously hated.

My World - Guns N Roses
Wonderwall - Oasis
Revolution 9 - The Beatles

Does this really need explaining?

The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden

Some people who aren't fans hated it as well because they thought it's a satanic song while it's based on a dream Steve Harris had, at least from what I have heard.

Can't Stop Partying - Weezer

Yeah, this is when they kind of jumped the shark. This gets more hate than Beverly Hills.

Owner of a Lonely Heart - Yes

It's different from their usual prog songs.

Polarize - Twenty One Pilots

Couldn't disagree more. Their only 'meh' stuff was before they were even what we call Twenty One Pilots today.

High and Dry - Radiohead
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