Songs to add to your guilty pleasure playlist right away
Almost everyone has a favorite thing, but sometimes it is associated with feelings of embarrassment, shyness, or guilt. These could be anything watching rom-coms, dancing in the rain, or sudden urge to flunk an exam. The term ‘guilt pleasure’ itself should not exist. Why should we feel guilty about doing something we enjoy? It is never wrong to feel happy that is unless it hurts others.
Now, coming to guilty pleasure songs. Music in itself is subjective. Everyone has their own taste in music.
After going through careful consideration of songs over the decades, here are some of our picks to add to your “Accidentally played” playlist right away. Trust us, everyone has done that.
Gangnam Style – Psy
With all those bright-colored suits, sunglasses, and black short bobbed wigs, this song itself is a vibe. Anyone with mental stability might not like the song. But, hey who are we kidding, we are all not ‘stable’. We can’t deny hearing this song and not attempting to practice those famous dance moves. But the worst part is some of us don’t even know how to pronounce the artist’s name till now.
TikTok – Ke$ha
This is the TikTok we grew up with. This song would have definitely been there at the top of most favorite songs during our childhood. Some might not be aware of the name of the song, but even now it is just so relatable that it makes us want to go wild once in a while, bringing back loads of nostalgic memories.
Shake It Off – Taylor Swift
Oh, come on you expected this. ‘Taylor, oh Taylor’!Can we be talking about music without mentioning the legend? She is the go-to person to lift your mood if you are frustrated. Why, you ask? Because she has made such savage songs without a care for this world. So, why give a damn about others.
Baby – Justin Bieber
Why were we so crazy about this song back then? Simply because of the cute kid in the video. Now there it is. Let’s admit this fact. Baby Bieber was the cutest thing ever. And his voice is just too adorable. He was the first celebrity crush for most girls at that time. Almost no one can truly forget this song.
Hips don’t lie – Shakira
This song definitely made us all stand up and shake our hips like Shakira. But God knows, it was such a failure but a sweet memory. Whenever this song plays immediately there is a voice in the head that goes “Shakira Shakira”. Most of us would have seen the video of this song countless times just for her moves.
Crazy frog
Hands down the best part of our childhood. Not even a single annual day goes without dancing to these beats. This just flips a switch that makes us do all those crazy moves which we don’t even bother to understand. Kids of this era listen to Baby shark. We legends were jamming to this masterpiece. And the best part is “ding ding!”.
Waka Waka – Shakira
Now if it is Nora fatehi’s moves, back then it was Shakira’s moves that hooked everyone. The song just took the world by storm. Whether we flunk our exams or not, no one cared because we were busy memorizing the lyrics to this gem. This song united the whole world in a true sense.
Wavin’ Flag (Coca-Cola Celebration Mix) – K’NAAN
This legendary song is heard at every football world cup. This holds a factory of emotions, literally giving goosebumps. A pure feeling of pride. This is such a timeless track and makes us realize damn… what a decade it was to live in!
Vuroram Puliamaram – Yuvan Shankar Raja
We are sure even if you don’t understand the language, this authentic folk(KUTHU) song with its beats will certainly make you move your body. It is an unwritten rule that this song gets played at every college fest and new year party. The song is just a powerhouse of energy. If you still haven’t heard it. It’s a must-watch. Highly recommended.
Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai – Laxmikant – Pyarelal
This Madhuri Dixit addictive number has made us all guilty of stealing the dupattas of our mothers while dancing to this song. It will never get old. The song remains of the time when we used to awkwardly sit between our family members while watching it. And one can never forget Sanjay Dutt in all of his Pirates of the Caribbien glory.
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If you don’t agree with our picks, do share you’re so-called “Accidentally played” playlist with us. If you happen to have your favorites in this list, by all means, go ahead and tell us. Write to us and get featured on BeStorified.
