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Here's the Hot 100 if you ever decide you want to do it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_2006 I just figured it would be fun to see what a good majority of the American public listened to 10 years ago compared to today.

Do you think you can do another one of these lists, this time for 2006?

Regarding The Hills, if you're creeped out, then that's the point. That song at no point, was trying to paint itself out as romantic, unlike Right Here Waiting which was trying to be romantic with the creepiest lyrics on the planet. The Hills is basically a stalker song, sort of in the vain of...

Let's just say, there's a reason why Cool for the Summer was number 2 on Todd's best list for 2015.

If you hated "Truffle Butter" as much as I did, hell I did an Audio Abominations review on it, then you'll really hate Only. That song for me was the straw that made me not want to give Nicki's Pinkprint album a chance as she released 2 songs up to that point from that album I didn't like, Pills...

Yay! I'm not the only person who doesn't like Truffle Butter.

I recommend watching this to prepare you for that last one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-89gaj6tUw Also, Marvin Gaye was Todd's number 1 pick for worst song of 2015.

What year do you plan on doing next? I recommend checking out 2005 for 10 year anniversary purposes or 2001.

Shake It Off is next. You're either going to really hate it like everyone else on the internet, think it doesn't persuade you one way or the other, or you'll like it.

Rihanna first started in 2005, not 2006.

Be warned, "This Is How We Roll" features one of the FGL members rapping.

Brave is a re-review by the way.

Even though the lyrics to her songs can be generic and cliché at times, my vote goes to Kelly Clarkson: I might also throw in P!nk into the mix as well. Though I do agree with thebobmaster on Ann Wilson of Heart.

To quote Todd, "Pop song chords."

Speaking of Grease, the year-end chart of 1978 has four songs from that musical on them. Three of the four have Olivia Newton-John on them, two of the three of them are with John Travlota, just for future reference if you decide to do 1978.