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bevinator: I have no guilty pleasures. What's wrong with enjoying something? If you enjoy the song, why is it "bad"?

People should be proud of the things that they love.
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Firebrand9: I second this, but if I had to pick a song I think some friends may bust my balls over it'd be "Invincible" by Pat Benatar :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A4xBp2rizQ
you Guys check this out:
very embarrising - but to me enjoyable - song
mine are:
Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz:Get Low(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYH7_GzP4Tg&list=FLn7FjIxE-d5JbElFQdLf26g&index=4)
Sakura Saku AKA Love Hina theme song(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gulz_T4BdXQ&list=FLn7FjIxE-d5JbElFQdLf26g&index=49)
Dead or Alive:You Spin Me Round(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gulz_T4BdXQ&list=FLn7FjIxE-d5JbElFQdLf26g&index=49)
and of course:

Motteke!Sailor Fuku!(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieQ1rAIjzXc&list=FLn7FjIxE-d5JbElFQdLf26g&index=73)
Let's go to the Mall & The Beaver Song - Robin Sparkles (Cobie Smulders)
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Lone3wolf: Hideously bad, but AWESOME!!!!!?
I had that blaring out in the cinema from my phone before Star Trek: Into Darkness. Got everyone singing along as well, which surprised me as the song isn't all that well known here.
Thunder Busters, The space jam song slapped onto some anime stuff, I don't even know

I'm a sucker for these musical car accidents.


Or how about popular theme songs with 120% more immature profanity?

I'm a horrbile person.
Post edited June 02, 2013 by WBGhiro
When I was probably 12-13 years old I performed the dance to the Backstreet Boys hit Backstreet's Back (I think is the name of it) in public.

I'd like to say I was coerced into doing it, but I wasn't, I wasn't at all. It was just one of those things where someone had the idea and there was an opportunity, and I don't know. Looking back, it helped me understand the concepts of temporary insanity and mob mentality pretty well. I thought they were going to clap and cheer, I have no idea why. There was just this silence and the knowledge of the mockery which would follow. We finished, I saw the reaction, time itself stopped as the realization of the act I had just performed became real and it broke my ability to be embarassed.

Nothing can top that. I sing loudly along to everything from Manowar to Bon Jovi to Meatloaf and I just don't give a shit now.


Edit: Oh, and to keep the thread going, the song which gives me the most bizarre looks when I sing along is Cutting Crew - (I just) died in your arms tonight. It's an epic song but I think it's the way the chorus inspires the volume of my voice.
Post edited June 02, 2013 by Goatbrush
Gee, this is a tough one, as I'm pretty shameless about everything I do and avoid what I might ever regret... Here's a list of things you may find incriminating:

* this one reminds me of my freshman year
* most exaggerated and roundabout description of the Internet ever. Also - amazing GSL games
* the song for Malkies
* silly KPOP ^^
* had this one on infinite loop quite often a few years ago
* very motivational

Something from the above list should fit, right ?