Top 10 Most Hated 1970s Songs

Top 10 Most Hated 1970s Songs
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The top ten songs we hate, featuring Starland Vocal Band, Paul Anka,
Rupert Holmes, Debby Boone and many more.

Be sure to like this video and subscribe to our channel,- and tell us in the comments, what song you could not stand from this otherwise fantastic musical decade- but now on to the good stuff! Or should I say bad stuff?

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[mikecarr]

Judging a song because the songwriter was arrested thirty years later is a very 2020 take on the matter.

[truthvslibs]

Most of those songs are still better than the crap that's on today.

[jamesmccosby]

You're Sixteen was a song by Johnny Burnett written in the '50's, not Ringo when he was 33! Ringo sang a cover because he like the original and wanted to pay homage.

[lynnmcculloch]

I'm 61, and still playing 70s music, best times of my life

[jamesslick]

Y'all realize that "Disco Duck" is SUPPOSED to be "dumb". It's a friggin' parody record.

[mariateresaeppolito]

Most people would agree the 1970’s music had the most diversity than any other decade in history.

[theheathen]

These songs weren't hated in the '70s, they are hated today by people who were raised in the 2000s.

[suziecarpenter]

As someone born in 1960, these are the songs of my teen years. I would much rather hear these, even if you consider them bad or goofy to the blatantly obscene songs of today. The 70's were a more innocent time.

[doughinkley]

Why they assume Ringo was talking about a current relationship and not looking back on a high school relationship?

[wendiwonderly]

Debby Boone never sang badly. The song was massively overplayed much like my heart will go on in the 90s

[agirlfromcapella]

The 70's was awesome. People were not so serious as they are now. I miss people having fun.

[Name-psfx]

"Feelings", if you can be bothered to read the lyrics, is a song about the unrequited love of a man to the woman he lost. Those are the feelings he'll have the rest of his life.

[lanceobe]

If I had a time machine I would go back to the 70s and a heartbeat and leave the insanity of 2020 in the dust.

[lusl]

Back when singers did not need autotune to stay in key.

[musicofscody]

I would take the 70s music any day over today's GARBAGE so called music

[michaeltaylor]

The 70s was the greatest decade of music in history, apparently. There were some bad songs in the 70s but it's no where near as bad as today's rubbish. I was born in 1970 and as a kid growing up, I loved the music and I still and always will.

[ThePenngates]

FYI: You're Sixteen was written by Paul Anka, yes. However, it was recorded by Johnny Burnette in 1960, and it was popular for a while, taken as a teenage boy's love for a girl, so it wasn't viewed as creepy in that scenario.

[michaelcummingsherrera]

Ringo Starr was simply covering a song from 1959, no more, no less.

[NRH_Wx]

Sounds like someone born in the 90’s did this video.

[thomosburn]

Everyone who heard Ringo sing "You're Sixteen" knew it was a cover tune from the late fifties.
No one was creeped out by it because it was a nostalgic performance of a old song expressing youthful passion.