Do you have a guilty pleasures playlist? What's the most embarrassing song?

[BlackAmericanoNoSugar]

I'm on my own in the house and I've been singing along to the playlist that I can only play out loud when alone. Only the dog knows the depths of cheese of this playlist (and now potentially millions of MN users, but you're imaginary whereas the dog is real and quite judgemental).

I guess objectively the most embarrassing is Come on Eileen, but personally I am appalled that I have Nickleback, How You Remind Me, on the list. Nickleback is worse even than Mambo No 5 and Rock Me Amadeus (American version).

Milli vanilli, girl I'm gonna miss you

@MonsteraDeliciosa

Can’t believe no one’s mentioned “Escape (the Pina Colada Song)” by Rupert Holmes. That is one catchy slice of cheese!

I love the Pina Colada song! DH and I sing along to that in the car regularly

@BluntAndToThePoint80 had to YouTube the group and wonder which one of the many members it was ... the suits and the dance moves 😆
Might have had to listen to "Purely by coincidence" too..

Dominique by The Singing Nun

Never going to give you up Rick Astley .

Come on admit it, it was you lot who kept Jive Bunny at number 1 wasn’t it!?!?!

Making Your Mind Up by Bucks Fizz. It’s my favourite song of all time.

Lost in your eyes by Debbie Gibson
Or
Love is a wonderful thing by Michael Bolton.

@WellTidy

Making Your Mind Up by Bucks Fizz. It’s my favourite song of all time.

I have no idea if you're being serious... I sincerely hope so!

On my playlist I have:

Joe Jackson - Stepping Out
Baltimora - Tarzan Boy
Opus - Live is Life

I also love The Safety Dance and laughed a lot when I saw something on Twitter about the video telling the story of the Lannisters 😄

Bacarac. Yes sir I can boogie.

@WellTidy

Making Your Mind Up by Bucks Fizz. It’s my favourite song of all time.

It’s no Land of Make Believe though is it?

Anything by the Jonas Brothers (before they were socially acceptable)

Ndubz first album Uncle B

I'm old enough to know better but I remember every word

I'm so ashamed but mine is, "Morning Train" by Sheena Easton.

Husband just corrected me. He said its "9-5" by Sheena Easton, not "Morning Train". I'm scared that he knew this.

9 to 5 is the correct title. The song was released as Morning Train in the USA to avoid confusion with the Dolly Parton 9 to 5 song.

@WildRosie
Thanks for that. I'm in the US so that makes sense. But it doesn't excuse the husband for knowing that. Lol

I'll also sadly admit to D.I.S.C.O. by Ottowan

Great songs here. I share a Spotify account with my daughter, so making a new cringefest playlist will seriously lower her coolness quotient with her followers!

I'd add
Cake by the Ocean
Shut up and Dance With Me
Mickey - Toni Basil
It's all About You - McFly
Grace Kelly and Love Today - Mika
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper

and so much Abba that I won't bother listing each one!

Ohhh, Silver Lady by David Soul, that brings back memories. I'm adding that to the list. Also C'est la Vie by B*witched.

Atomic Kitten - You Can Make me Whole Again 🤩

Anything by Weird Al, Lonely Island or....

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer Musical episode Soundtrack "Once More With Feeling"

www.dailymotion.com/video/x5vbdyh

I confess to having the Banana Splits Tra-La-La song on my playlist. Just because it reminds me of childhood and cheers me up.

Do You Really Like It? by DJ Pied Piper and the Masters of Ceremonies (reminds me so much of an early noughties summer)
DJ Sammy's version of Boys Of Summer
Shoulda Known Better by Jim Diamond which I absolutely love & in the same vein,
Missing You by John Waite

So many on the now iTunes of shame. Recently I have resurrected stuff from the nineties or earlier: “Friends will be friends”, “ I want it all” and “The show must go on” by Queen (these three make me feel particularly amazing doing housework or cooking), “Saturday night’s alright for fighting” by Elton John, pretty much anything by Michael Bolton but especially “How can we be lovers if we can’t be friends” and “Riding with the King” by Eric Clapton and B.B. King (also “Cocaine” and “Crossroads” by Eric Clapton, plus “Purple Haze”, “Hey Joe” and “All along the Watchtower’ as done by Jimi Hendrix). Cry me a river is an old party piece of mine from when I had aspirations to own a piano bar.