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Justin Bieber ft Ludacris - 'Baby' -

The single that made the Canadian singer explode in popularity also nearly blew our nerves every time we listened to it.

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Luis Fonsi ft Daddy Yankee - 'Despacito' -

'Despacito' was absolutely huge. The song broke numerous records, including our capacity to listen to it without rolling our eyes.

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PSY - 'Gangnam Style' -

Including the silly choreography. Sometimes the world just goes mad like this!

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Eiffel 65 - 'I'm Blue' -

“I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa. Da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa. Da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa.” Do we need to say more?

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James Blunt - 'You’re Beautiful' -

Want to break up with your partner and don't know how? Send them this song.

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Rebecca Black - 'Friday' -

In the unlikely event that you haven't watched the video for this song, we urge you to do so. Beware: you won't be able to unwatch it!

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Akon - 'Lonely' -

Akon picked up on Cher's autotune technique and perfected it. The result is this song!

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Spice Girls - 'Wannabe' -

Trying to sing this song would leave you out of breath, but everyone did it anyway. And all they wanted was to "zigazig ah."

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Hanson - 'MMMBop' -

Largely depending on your age in the late '90s, you either loved or hated this song. But even if you loved it, these days you've probably come to your senses...

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Aqua - 'Barbie Girl' -

"I'm a Barbie girl, in the Barbie world / Life in plastic, it's fantastic / You can brush my hair, undress me everywhere / Imagination, life is your creation." Who knew Aqua were such great poets? Barbie may be experiencing a renaissance but this song can stay in the past! 

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Cher - 'Believe' -

The song that popularized the use of autotune as a voice effect pierced through our ears like a high-pitch whistle.

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Bobby McFerrin - 'Don't Worry, Be Happy' -

There is something inherently annoying about this overly-positive song...

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Whitney Houston - 'I Will Always Love You' -

Come on, sing it: "And eye-ee-eyeeeeeeeee, will always love you-wooo-hooooooooo."

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Celine Dion - 'My Heart Will Go On' -

And here's another extremely annoying ballad we're all happy is not in the charts anymore. Or do you secretly love it?

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Lou Bega - 'Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...)' -

With time, if your name is Angela, Pamela, Sandra, Rita, Monica, Erica, Tina, Mary, or Jessica, you realized being name-dropped isn't all that great. The rest of us are just happy to hear this song no more than once a year.

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Idina Menzel - 'Let It Go' -

Every child that watched 'Frozen' sang this song. All the time. Their poor, poor parents.

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Los Del Río - 'Macarena' -

Virtually every bar and club you walked into had people dancing to the song and doing the choreography. Then they got school kids doing it, and eventually it became a staple at many family events.

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The Black Eyed Peas - 'My Humps' -

The Black Eyed Peas have their fair share of annoying tunes, but this one takes the cake!

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Pinkfong - 'Baby Shark' -

This children's song went viral and was used in millions of videos on social media. Every day we were bombarded with it!

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Billy Ray Cyrus - 'Achy Breaky Heart' -

This hit by the country king of the mullet is jut unbearable to listen to.

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Crash Test Dummies - 'Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm' -

"Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm, Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm, Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm..." Annoyed yet, or shall we continue?

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Rednex - 'Cotton Eye Joe' -

The Swedish Eurodance group's take on American folk songs just leaves you gasping for air and with a ring in your ears.

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Baha Men - 'Who Let the Dogs Out' -

"Who, who, who, who, who?" Bonus points if you bark like a dog while singing it!

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Sisqó - 'Thong Song' -

A great sense of rhythm—we must admit—but how annoying is this song, right?

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Westlife - 'You Raise Me Up' -

The song is originally from a duo called Secret Garden, but most music talent show contestants would sing Westlife's version (especially in the UK).

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The Kelly Family - 'Fell in Love with an Alien' -

Looking more akin to a cult than a family, their song 'Fell in Love with an Alien' got tons of airplay in 1997, particularly in Europe.

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Nickelback - 'Photograph' -

Okay, the Canadian rockers are an easy target. They've been mocked for a number of reasons, including this song. You might think we're being mean, but have you listened to it? And how about the video? Everything is just so cringey.

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Peter Andre - 'Mysterious Girl' -

Sure, he had great abs, but great abs don't necessarily translate into a great song. It was super catchy though. 

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DJ Otzi - 'Hey Baby' -

You probably remember the original song from the movie 'Dirty Dancing' (1987). But this Eurodance version of the song is just so annoying.

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Vengaboys - 'We Like to Party! (The Vengabus)' -

The Dutch Eurodance group had a number of hits in the late '90s and early '2000s, particularly in Europe. This was a hard choice, given the many annoying songs they have!

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USA for Africa - 'We Are the World' -

Pure '80s cheese. The intention was good, but how many people shouted "We are the world, we are the children" completely out of tune in our ears throughout the years?

Sources: (GQ) (Mentalfloss) 

See also: The best dance songs of all time

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