Ok, I don't know if this thread has been already made, but I did check the first 2 pages and didn't see it. xD So I'm making it.

What is the most annoying over played banned/singer that you've heard.

For me it'll have to be Daughtry. So annoying.

xD

Your never dead, until your forgotten.

Jonas Brothers & Miley Cyrus. *gag*
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Those two shouldn't even be on the radio.

Your never dead, until your forgotten.

Haha agreed! xD
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The most over played band is Led Zeppelin and Nirvana's "Come As You Are" I was tired of it back in 1991, lol.

life is what you make it

Um.. Do they still come on?

Your never dead, until your forgotten.

It usually cycles. When a new single comes out, it's always overplayed, even if I like the band and the song.

I listen to rock stations, so I'm not up to date on most pop music. Let's see...I heard Nickelback's "Photograph" once and I already feel it's overplayed. Terrible, terrible song. Green Day's "Know Your Enemy" was on way too much, especially since, after the first 5 seconds, you've basically heard the whole song.

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Now they play "21 Guns" by Green Day out the ass. xD

They played it 20 times in the new Transformers movie.

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Know Your Enemy is a terrible song. It works a little better live but it's still not that good. American Idiot was a pretty simple song but it worked a lot better as a lead off single, because at least it was interesting and fairly intense.

Lots of bands are overplayed. I adore Green Day, but they are. And it's a shame because it makes it harder to look at them and judge them on their own importance/song writing. They're really a great band who happens to be ridiculously mainstream.

But this shit rnb/rap hybrid we've had for what seems like 70 years is overplayed. Time for a new mainstream. We had little hiccups here and there like when nu-metal got big but very little change over seriously, the last decade or so.

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