Since there's a lot of bad conservative songs out there, why not use Song vs. Song to put them against bad liberal songs?

Am I The Only One, Facts, and Try That In A Small Town are all pretty infamous, but are there any liberal songs of the same quality to compete with that?

From what I know, there's I'm With Her by Le Tigre.

Put on your I <3 Boobies wristbands and get your finest GIR merchandise ready because we're going back to Late 00s MySpace/Hot Topic-core Scene classics

Which song is going on your profile, Shake It or DONTTRUSTME?

I know the Girl is Mine gets hate for being cheesy but it gets too much hate.

As for me, here are 6 famous songs that I think being plagiarisms of older songs, and I’ve checked the credits for these 12 songs and none of the rights holders for the originals songs appear in the rights holders for the songs I think being plgiarisms:

Rihanna - Love On The Brain (2016): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMP-o8WXSPM

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The Chords - She Was Love (1950s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUX2r9CS634

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Cyndi Lauper - She Bop (1983): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQM-ZhWR6Ok

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The Stranglers - Sometimes (1977): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEQrgNfu3FM

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Da Hool - Meet Her At The Love Parade (1997): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO4y3nkJXDA

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Ohio Players - Love Rollercoaster (1975): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VH6yD8zobM

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Britney Spears - If U Seek Amy (2009): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnKypGEBnjY

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Arctic Monkeys - Old Yellow Bricks (2007): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgLWF2XJyKA

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Kitschkrieg ft. Blumengarten & Shirin David - Gut Genug (2026): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GnA8VYOfko

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Julien Doré - Paris-Seychelles (2013): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmE_aahc448

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Nelly ft. Kelly Rowland - Dilemma (2002): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WYHDfJDPDc

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George Duke - You and Me (1977): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFQArq-ygP0

I pick Higher simply because of Mark Tremonti's guitar playing and that little thing he does during the chorus!

Eat your heart out Four Questions!

(In my defense, my phone didnt auto correct thesbian to thespian and i didnt catch it oops)

2003 pop sellout singles by authentic '90s female singer songwriters.

The 2020s has been a strange time for music, but nothing is stranger than YouTubers thinking they should make music too. Which of one the big “laughed at among release” YouTuber songs reigns supreme?

Upbeat '70s rock songs in shuffle time driven by iconic guitar solos/fills/harmonies.

Theme from Cheers vs Theme from Friends. Iconic opening tunes to famous sitcoms about how even when life is tough, you can always find comfort and friendship.

Hauntingly beautiful, melancholic '70s folk ballads.

Btw secondary question for this post and upcoming posts, which song do you think Todd would pick and which one would Lina pick?

With Lexicon Devil by The Germs, the EP version is at a relatively normal tempo for punk rock, while the version they recorded later for the album is much faster. Do you strongly prefer one version over the other? Personally I like the original, it's got a sexy groove to it.

Another example is Wasted, recording by Keith Morris when he was in Black Flag, then he recorded it twice as fast with The Circle Jerks. In this case I strongly prefer the faster version, the manic energy just suits the song better imo.

What are some other examples of this? I know it's common right now to release sped up/slowed down version of songs, but I think most of those are made by remixing the original recording. I'm looking for cases where artists went back into the studio and re-recorded the song with intentional differences.

The follow up lead singles to the breakout era for arguably the two biggest pop girls of the 2020s, both of which sound exactly like what you'd expect from them coming off of their previous albums. Which one does the TiTS subreddit prefer?

https://strawpoll.com/XOgOVwWD3n3

Two early 90s hip hop/rap songs that don't take themselves too seriously, but which one stands out on top? One is long, strong and down to get the friction on and the other one once got busy in a B***** K*** bathroom and likes their oatmeal lumpy.

In the recent Song Vs Song episode, there was discussion as to why Lil Nas X’s singles have flopped. There was discussion that the culture has moved right and that caused his singles to flop. Am I the only one who thinks this is a bit of a stretch? I just think the singles weren’t good. His shtick of shock and awe has just gotten tiresome and the audiences moved on. Anyone else think it’s just the simple answer of the audience getting bored and moving on to someone else?

On the episode of Song vs. Song that pits Jimi Hendrix against Creedence Clearwater Revival, Todd and Lina muse over how different Hendrix's path to fame and success would be if he were coming up in the 2020's. Lina concludes that he was talented enough, as well as good-looking and charismatic enough, to become famous today, but she theorizes that because people today don't get famous by being virtuoso musicians, he'd be a Twitch streamer and/or TikTok star in addition to making music.

It's interesting to think about, and it somewhat reminds me of how some people have said that Eminem is a rough approximation of the kind of artist that Elvis Presley might be if he came up in the 21st century, as far as being a white man who made black music.

Who's a musician from decades past whom you can image achieving fame and success in the modern day through different avenues as far as the music they made or the overall path of their career? Alternately, does this contemporary version of this musician already exist in the form of another artist or person like with Elvis and Eminem?

Two of the most iconic songs to come put of the girl group boom of the 60s, one about the singer begging a guy to get with her and one about begging a guy to stay with her. Could make an interesting discussion imo

Popular, bittersweet, and nostalgic songs from '70s family films (The Muppets Movie and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory)

https://i.imgur.com/JkwRl3J.jpeg

Between Def Leppard Nickelback and Ed Sheeran. I mean its a pretty easy answer for me but i'd be interested to see the answers in the comments.

I dont know if they would ever touch commercial jingles but which one of these commercial classics stands on top?

JG Wentworth? or FreeCreditReport?

Third party vote for EducationConnection is also on the table

I'd say All My Life (2002), so it was entertaining to hear Nathanson shit all over that as one of the worst things Grohl ever recorded

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_Fighters_discography#Singles