Nah Publix plays s***tier songs than this. I would know cuz I work there

grocery stores play '80s/'90s gen x crap, southern nigga

even lorde and rih?

lol I work there too. at least they got Say It Right tho

closer is the worst song on that list

they wanted to, that's how

I was obsessed with Uptown Funk when it was fresh and new but like six years later I can’t bring myself to listen to it anymore

It just sounds corny to me and I loved the 24K Magic album

F*** yessss

Yeah, not my favorite Rihanna song. Lorde is whatever, don't hate it.

'Can't Hold Us' more popular than Thrift Shop?

doubt

No Weeknd?

the two halves of the 2010s feel like completely different decades to me. everything got depressing and mellow in the blink of an eye.

i think Party Rock Anthem is the most nostalgic song ever to me

that one takes me back fr

Party Rock Anthem is probably the best song on the list tbh. I hope it gets reappraised by the next gen

its like the first half everybody was on molly and the second half was the comedown lmfao

Facts

It’s actually the top song on Apple Music from that duo

I think more people just fondly remember that one

i heard crazy and sweet escape one time there

@op you’re missing a song

the point of the list was 15 hit songs that will be played in the future from the last decade on average more than others

I personally think it’s cause blues influence stopped being cool going into the 2010s, and that’s the reason both rock and r&b died around the same time

But what’s your theory?

uptown funk was cool for like the first month or so, i didn't mind it at all. but after hearing that s*** on the radio every day going to school, my grandma making it her ringtone, and then having to do that corny ass lip dub to it in high school it was just too much, i can't f***ing stand that song anymore man

shout out to bruno tho

I'm surprised that Macklemore song isn't on here, s*** was giant

thrift shop was a meme and was treated as such
CHU is party music for cacs and lames

well i think this was what happened

so during 90s we had grunge crazy which was underground genre which bursted into mainstream and blew everything out the water. Labels scrambled to capitalise on it and in so created garbage post grunge bands you probs know what bands i am talking about. This same thing happened when people were copying Radiohead and also nu metal had similar situation

basically labels just overplayed these genres