My "worst songs" are generally lyrics-based, rather than the tune or voice.
There are some songs that are "worst" but that I actually do like other songs by that artist/band. These include:
1. "Girls" - Beastie Boys - Very sexist song. However, the Beastie Boys later became anti-sexism and will not do this song any more. And some of their later stuff I like (and to be honest, even some songs from the same album as "Girls", I like).
2. "Papa Don't Preach" - Madonna - This one just tweaks me the wrong way. But I like some (maybe even most) of Madonna's other songs. I didn't like "Material Girl" either (also because of the lyrics) until I read a "misheard lyric" book where there was the misheard lyric "If they can't raise nine inches, I'd better let them be" - now I can't listen to the song without getting a smirk on my face and waiting for the misheard line. :biggrin1:
3. "Taxi" - Harry Chapin - he meets lost love, briefly talks, then they part ways without him ever telling her he misses her, and they will probably never meet again. Terribly frustrating and I hope I never hear it again! Although some of his other songs are fine. Just not THAT one!
I'm sure there are others...
But the singer who is unmatched when it comes to Songs I Hate, is Kenny Rogers! "Lucille" (you left me with four hungry children and crops in the field), "The Gambler" (he gives this cryptic advice, then dies), "Coward of the County" (he was afraid to fight until 3 brothers rape his girlfriend), "Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town" (I was injured in the war and can no longer have sex, so you can't satisfy YOUR sex drive, either!) BLECH!