Name a song you know the title of, but have never actually heard

[Bitter Aging Twink]

In today's musical landscape, where most people discover new music through streaming, it's completely possible to avoid mainstream music altogether and only expose yourself to music you want to hear.  However, it's much harder to completely avoid the song titles of all the Morgan Wallens and Meghan Trainors of the world, since their music often pops up in recommended playlists or appears as a "next up" track in our queues on Spotify.  With that in mind, what are some examples of song titles you've seen or been exposed to, but that you've never actually heard?

 

Here are some song titles I know, but I've never actually heard:

 

Morgan Wallen - Last Night

Luke Combs - Fast Car

Meghan Trainor - Made You Look

Drake - God's Plan

Ed Sheeran - Photograph

Juice Wrld - Lucid Dreams

Post Malone - Sunflower

Joji - Glimpse of Us

Jack Harlow - Lovin On Me

Doja Cat- Paint The Town Red

Teddy Swims - Lose Control

Benson Boone - Beautiful Things

Artemas - I Like The Way You Kiss Me

 

Fun Facts:

 

I've never heard a single song by Bad Bunny - but I do know the name from seeing it so often on Spotify playlists.

 

The only Drake song I've ever heard is "Hotline Bling." I've never heard anything else by him, and have no desire to.

 

The only Post Malone song I've ever heard is "Circles." I've never heard anything else by him and have no desire to.

 

When it comes to older music from the pre-streaming era, I've never heard "Bohemian Rhapsody" before, but I've seen the title a lot.

 

[Venice B]

Die With A Smile

 

[GraceRandolph]

****** My Way To The Top

[Capris Groove]

That Rihanna song from Black Panther.

Edited 2 hours ago by Capris Groove

[tellem]

Straight Up by Paula Abdul 

[LovingDays]

Half the Hot 100 chart tbh

[Space Cowboy]

Beautiful things

 

Lose Control

[Sugar-Rush]

God's Plan or any Drake single released after Hotline Bling, really. Same with Ariana's singles since Positions and most of Taylor's post-1989 discography.

[Space Cowboy]

15 minutes ago, Bitter Aging Twink said:

I've never heard "Bohemian Rhapsody" before, but I've seen the title a lot.

 

Girl… listen to Bohemian Rhapsody right now

 

Literally top 10 best songs ever created. The operatic section >>>>

[Rush]

A Bar Song (Tipsy)

[Spicy Pisces]

Fortnite

[TedMiracle]

Shallow.

[Hollywood.]

A Bar Song.

 

Gonna guess it's a country song since the US is eating it up? 
 

 

[G.U.Y_Del_Rey]

A bar song

[Vixen Eyes]

53 minutes ago, Bitter Aging Twink said:

When it comes to older music from the pre-streaming era, I've never heard "Bohemian Rhapsody" before, but I've seen the title a lot.

 

listen to it right now, if you never heard it before, youre lying. that song is EVERYWHERE, even now.

also its ethereal so youll be ascending when you listen to it.

[Lady Claire]

That song by Shaboozey, A Bar Song (?) i have no idea of how it sounds like and never heard anywhere (i'm not from the US btw)

 

All of Morgan Localen US-only hits (sans the Post Malone single)

 

Taylor's Is It Over Now... it went #1 but i have no idea of how it sounds like. I think i heard when i listened to 1989 TV but that was only once

 

Any Drake hit since his domination back in 2016-18

 

 

 

 

[CristianGarcia]

Willow By Taylor Swift

[itshyolee]

Lana's discography besides a few songs.

 

Whatever Taylor released after 1989.

 

That Shaboozey song.

 

Morgan Wallen's entire existence.

 

Norah Jones discography, especially any song from that first album that was a massive success.

[Devin]

good luck babe.

[Bitter Aging Twink]

28 minutes ago, Vixen Eyes said:

listen to it right now, if you never heard it before, youre lying. that song is EVERYWHERE, even now.

also its ethereal so youll be ascending when you listen to it.

Ok, I just listened to it for the first time since you and @Space Cowboy urged me to.  After listening, I can 100% say I've never heard the song before (and I'm not trolling).  It doesn't sound familiar to me at all.  I had a sheltered childhood and now I'm a recluse, so there's a lot of music that "normal people" know about that I do not.  Haha. And after listening to it, I can say it's not really my style of music.  I like gay poppy stuff, and that was too straight-sounding for me.  Sorry. I did enjoy the music video though.  Nice 70s fashion. 

[bielneira]

Noah Kahan's "Stick Season"

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