Music lyrics can sometimes leave us scratching our heads in confusion or disbelief. Here are some examples of lyrics that are so dumb they’ll make you question the songwriter’s sanity:
- “She blow that dick like a cello”
- This line is not only cringeworthy but also anatomically questionable. It’s hard to imagine how one could blow a string instrument like a cello.
- Kanye West on the remix for Love Lockdown:
- “I should have seen it coming, wish I had telekinesis”
- Kanye’s attempt at referencing telekinesis falls flat, as telekinesis refers to the ability to move objects with one’s mind, not foreseeing events.
- Lil Wayne’s verse in T-Pain’s Bang Bang Pow Pow:
- Lil Wayne’s nonsensical lyrics leave listeners bewildered, wondering what exactly he’s trying to convey.
- “Magnets, how do they work”
- This line from Insane Clown Posse’s song “Miracles” became infamous for its sheer absurdity and lack of scientific understanding.
- “Christmas comes this time each year”
- From “Little Saint Nick” by the Beach Boys, this lyric stating the obvious about the timing of Christmas is cringeworthy in its simplicity.
- “Why you comin home 5 in the mornin. Sumthin goin on let me smell yo dick”
- Fergie’s lyrics in “Big Girls Don’t Cry” leave listeners baffled with their awkward and inappropriate nature.
- “I’m trying to find the words to describe you without being disrespectful… DAMN YOOZ A SEXY BISHH”
- Akon’s attempt at a compliment ends up being crass and lacking in creativity.
- “Some people became gay in prison, when I am rapping the cow is on the roof”
- This German rapper’s lyrics are not only nonsensical but also potentially offensive and bizarre.
- “Poopy-di scoop Scoop-diddy-whoop Whoop-dickscoop-dickpoop Poop-dickscoopty Scoopty-whoop Whoopity-scoop, whoop-poop Poop-diddy, whoop-scoop Poop, poop Scoop-diddy-whoop Whoop-diddy-scoop Whoop-diddy-scoop, poop”
- These lyrics from Kanye West’s song “Lift Yourself” are so absurd they defy explanation.
- “I’ve got ham but I’m not a hamster”
- This hilarious misheard lyric from The Killers’ “All These Things That I’ve Done” showcases the potential for confusion in song lyrics.
These lyrics serve as reminders that even talented artists can sometimes miss the mark when it comes to crafting meaningful or coherent lines.