Yeah it's cheesy, sure The Beatles themselves hated it, but damn if this tune doesn't make me smile.

Exhibit A in the case of George Harrison being the best Beatle. Peak songwriting right here.

Damn this album really did have its fair share of fantastic songs. If you were to cut down 'Hardwired' to like its best eight tracks, you might have an even better album than Black.

Wow that singing leading into the chorus is so blatantly off-key it's unbelievable. Like would it have killed him to do another take because this is egregious. That being said, I don't think a better take could have saved this song...

Endearing, sweet, and totally smile-inducing. One of my favorite Stripes tracks of all time.

I'm not crazy about this guy's music, but making a hit song about bottoming is something amazing in and of itself.

Sure, it is an awkward combo and it sure as hell ain't perfect. But if you ask me if I'd take this over commercial-minded duds like "I Disappear", I'd take "The View" all day.

This song is just absurd, like look at that feature list. Maximalist pop rap does not get more max than this.

GTA V.

Probably my favorite Juice WRLD single. Juice's death really got to me, not only was he tragically young, but he was incredibly talented and sat on so much potential. Songs like this one really made me think, "wow, this guy's capable of great things". And even though his time was cut horribly short, I can still look to "Robbery" as one of the best songs in emo rap.

Surprisingly amazing.

Love this tune. All of the best aspects of Maiden's high-concept side condensed into a catchy three minute package. It does sound unbelievably 80s, but it also happens to sound unbelievably good.

Cheesy as all hell, but undeniably catchy. One of the more tolerable songs of the American Idiot era for me.

If I didn't hear this song on Guitar Hero III all those years ago, I'm not sure if I'd have the same love of music I do today. One of the single greatest metal tracks ever recorded, bass or no bass. The progression of this track is so brilliantly seamless that you won't even realize it's gotten heavy until those iconic 0-0-0-0-0 machine gun guitars fire through your speakers and up your skeleton. And then there's the guitar solo. Yeesh.

Why can't I stop listening to this.

Michael Gira: *wretches his throat and barks like an actual dog*

music fans: "iconic, innovative, bop, challenging..."

Maybe her best single ever, it's really everything I could want out of a Charli XCX song. Sophie's production is nimble and elastic while still being unbelievably hard. And Charli's performance is just overflowing with pure magnetic SASS. Absolutely amazing song.

Iconic tbh...

After all these years this song still sounds like blacking out after someone clocks you in the side of a head with a cinderblock. In the best way of course.

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