50 Most Annoying Songs Ever

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Cher has a burning question: do you believe in life after love? She asks us eight times, so we doubt she wants anything other than hearing herself talk. This song is most notable for being the first autotuned song, and nobody is thankful for that milestone. Music has never been the same, and that's not a good thing.

Believe (1998) Cher

"Believe" by Cher got positive critical reception at the time, with AllMusic referring to it as a "pop masterpiece." Recorded and released in 1998, it peaked at number one in 21 countries around the world, despite being one of the most popular songs to hate. Cher became the oldest female recording artist to be featured on the Billboard Hot 100 in the number one spot. 

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