Songs 100% of AP.net users know every line to

[bears clap loud]

which songs (if any) do you think every single ap.net user knows every line to?

Fat Lip? Sugar We're Going Down? All The Small Things? What do you think?

[wewascontenders]

i'm pretty sure the entire world know every word to those songs.

[starfallxxx]

sugar where going down definatly and probably all the small things

[starfallxxx]

american idot or holiday by greenday.

[tcg47]

Dammit.

Probably some Brand New songs.

[starfallxxx]

oh yes everyone in the entire world knows hey there delilah. and everyone has sung it at least once in there life so yea

[bears clap loud]

maybe more ap.net specific, The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows?

[11:11]

"Happy Birthday".

[Wobbie]

What a stupid idea for a thread. I don't know all the words to any of those. So not 100%.

[tcg47]

"Happy Birthday".

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[bears clap loud]

oh yes everyone in the entire world knows hey there delilah. and everyone has sung it at least once in there life so yea


haha unfortunately, true. if you say you've never sang that song at least once in your life, you're a liar.

[starfallxxx]

"Happy Birthday".
i agree either that or row row row your boat

[starfallxxx]

haha unfortunately, true. if you say you've never sang that song at least once in your life, you're a liar.
thanks some guy at best buy told me that and if you think about it its true

[11:11]

What a stupid idea for a thread. I don't know all the words to any of those. So not 100%.
You don't know Happy Birthday? For shame.

[bears clap loud]

What a stupid idea for a thread. I don't know all the words to any of those. So not 100%.

we have a winner. and it would have been a stupid thread if everyone on ap.net knew those songs, but i guess you disproved it

*confetti*

[Heart-A-Tact]

There aren't a ton of songs I know every single word to.

[Me & My Arrow]

"Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)" by Taking Back Sunday.

I'm pretty sure everyone loved or was forced to hear that song a billion times when they were younger (if they were in anyway involved in the "scene"). Plus, I'm pretty sure it was the main reason a lot of people even heard or got into "emo" music in the first place.

[Wobbie]

"Happy Birthday".

hahaha :-d

[pennie]

What a stupid idea for a thread. I don't know all the words to any of those. So not 100%.

I thought Australians where nice,friendly folk. You've certainly let your country down..

[11:11]

"Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)" by Taking Back Sunday.

I'm pretty sure everyone loved or was forced to hear that song a billion times when they were younger (if they were in anyway involved in the "scene"). Plus, I'm pretty sure it was the main reason a lot of people even heard or got into "emo" music in the first place.
I've heard it once, but I have no idea what it sounds like anymore. So false.

[Rawrr]

What a horrible thread.

[starfallxxx]

I thought Australians where nice,friendly folk. You've certainly let your country down..
i dig your futurama avatar:-)

[Wobbie]

haha unfortunately, true. if you say you've never sang that song at least once in your life, you're a liar.

Disproved you once again. Holy shit. I'm the ultimate winner. In fact, i'm pretty sure 100% of the world thinks i'm a winner.

[Wobbie]

I thought Australians where nice,friendly folk. You've certainly let your country down..

I'm very friendly. If you were to hear me say this stuff out loud, i'd say it in a nice, friendly way :-)

[pennie]

i dig your futurama avatar:-)


Thank you!!:irule:

[starfallxxx]

Thank you!!:irule:
no problem

[Troggy]

american idot or holiday by greenday.

sugar where going down definatly and probably all the small things

Probably some Brand New songs.

The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows?

"Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)" by Taking Back Sunday.

I do not know all the words to any of those songs. The closest would probably be Sugar We're Going Down.

[pennie]

I'm very friendly. If you were to hear me say this stuff out loud, i'd say it in a nice, friendly way :-)


You have restored my faith in Australian folk,thank you sir :buddies:

[starfallxxx]

I do not know all the words to any of those songs. The closest would probably be Sugar We're Going Down.
everyone knows sugar were going down even if you have to look up the lyrics to actually get the correct lyrics

[Wobbie]

You have restored my faith in Australian folk,thank you sir :buddies:

:highfive:

Sorry to be a downer in here too, haha. I would say a majority of the people that post here know all the words to these songs, yes.

[Troggy]

everyone knows sugar were going down even if you have to look up the lyrics to actually get the correct lyrics

if you have to look up the lyrics, then that means you don't know them. fail.

[pennie]

:highfive:

Sorry to be a downer in here too, haha. I would say a majority of the people that post here know all the words to these songs, yes.

Haha, I don't.....

[starfallxxx]

:highfive:

Sorry to be a downer in here too, haha. I would say a majority of the people that post here know all the words to these songs, yes.
what songs do you think everyone knows?

[Me & My Arrow]

I've heard it once, but I have no idea what it sounds like anymore. So false.

Perhaps the five years in between are the reason? I was pretty young when I first heard and became obsessed with it, so you might not even have had a venue for hearing it at that point (age 9?). I know I didn't hear anything close to that sort of music at that age.

[googirl8907]

There are over 200k members on here. I highly doubt there is a song that everyone knows every line to.

[AP_Punk]

"shake it"

[voncorn]

Smash Mouth - All Star

[argg_xo]

crazytown-butterfly






i really hope everyone knows i am joking!

[Tambourine]

Smash Mouth - All Star

Of all the songs posted here so far, I think this one has the biggest chance.

[steviestare]

A lot of blink and Brand New stuff.

[oddwithoutend]

Sandstorm - Darude

[fly_guy]

Damnit - Blink 182

[fly_guy]

Sandstorm - Darude

Nope

[Wobbie]

what songs do you think everyone knows?

Have you even been reading any of my posts in here? I don't think there's a song that everybody on here knows the words to.

[bears clap loud]

There are over 200k members on here. I highly doubt there is a song that everyone knows every line to.


you're right, it's very unlikely but it is 200K people who have musical tastes much narrower than if we took a sample of 200K 15-25 year-olds in the US.

[IWasaCamera]

There aren't any.

[Jumpoff]

M16? Tonyage? Reinventing Axl Rose? Books about Miles Davis?

Thread obviously means 100% of the punk thread regulars.

[Wobbie]

Damnit - Blink 182

I honestly don't know all the words to that. It's like "dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada against you. (even louder) dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada WELL I GUESS THIS IS GROWING UP!"

[chipdip18]

Well elite indie people know For Emma, Forever Ago by heart.

The whiney pop-punkites know Take This To Your Grave by heart.

The scene queens know So Wrong, It's Right by heart.

Anybody who listens to harder rock has Jane Doe memorized.

Kids stuck in the past know Take Off Your Pants and Jacket by heart.

Those who enjoy bumping beats have got It Takes A Nation of A Million To Hold Us Back down line for line.

Craig has all of Tim Finn's albums memorized.

Everyone else has Ok Computer memorized.

So punx got The Greatest Story Ever Told down.

I think that covers just about everyone on AP.net.

[Jumpoff]

I literally don't know any of those by heart. I dont even know any song on any of those by heart. :-(

[Wobbie]

M16? Tonyage? Reinventing Axl Rose? Books about Miles Davis?

Thread obviously means 100% of the punk thread regulars.

I'll sing all of those with you :buddies:

[Chris Fallon]

98% maybe... but 100% is pushing it.

[Wobbie]

you're right, it's very unlikely but it is 200K people who have musical tastes much narrower than if we took a sample of 200K 15-25 year-olds in the US.
Yeah, i imagine they could easily find more than 200k people who could all sing things like 'Last Resort', 'Break Stuff' or 'Figured You Out' in unison *shudders*

[Wobbie]

NPH knows the words to every song ever written.

[chipdip18]

I literally don't know any of those by heart. I dont even know any song on any of those by heart. :-(

What if i change For Emma, Forever Ago to In the Aeroplane Over the Sea?

[Jumpoff]

Then you perhaps have something there. haha

[IWasaCamera]

I don't know all the words to Aeroplane nor do I care to.

[chipdip18]

Oh well, can't satisfy it all. It was a commentary on the general breakdown of AP.net, and i think i was fairly accurate.

[oddwithoutend]

Nope

There are no words, man.

[IWasaCamera]

What about the Deja/Tell All Your Friends/Is A Real Boy enthusiasts?

[chipdip18]

I figured they'd fall under Take This To Your Grave, but they might deserve their own section.

[IWasaCamera]

I'd agree.

[chipdip18]

They're all stuck in the pop-punk scene of 2000-2005.

[BlinkxExists21]

"Happy Birthday".

:lol:

[bears clap loud]

I honestly don't know all the words to that. It's like "dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada against you. (even louder) dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada WELL I GUESS THIS IS GROWING UP!"

ok, then is there a song (of the "alternative" genre) that everyone on ap.net can identify as a song they've heard before? no words, no title, no arist

just for fun. i promise this isn't life or death

[spriltsc]

Well elite indie people know For Emma, Forever Ago by heart.

The whiney pop-punkites know Take This To Your Grave by heart.

The scene queens know So Wrong, It's Right by heart.

Anybody who listens to harder rock has Jane Doe memorized.

Kids stuck in the past know Take Off Your Pants and Jacket by heart.

Those who enjoy bumping beats have got It Takes A Nation of A Million To Hold Us Back down line for line.

Craig has all of Tim Finn's albums memorized.

Everyone else has Ok Computer memorized.

So punx got The Greatest Story Ever Told down.

I think that covers just about everyone on AP.net.
This

[El_Jeffe]

Well elite indie people know For Emma, Forever Ago by heart.

The whiney pop-punkites know Take This To Your Grave by heart.

The scene queens know So Wrong, It's Right by heart.

Anybody who listens to harder rock has Jane Doe memorized.

Kids stuck in the past know Take Off Your Pants and Jacket by heart.

Those who enjoy bumping beats have got It Takes A Nation of A Million To Hold Us Back down line for line.

Craig has all of Tim Finn's albums memorized.

Everyone else has Ok Computer memorized.

So punx got The Greatest Story Ever Told down.

I think that covers just about everyone on AP.net.

hahaha my goodness this cracked me up, on ya mate. i love how i'm that little side branch weird music listener with the bizarre tastes that many on these boards seem to just politely put up with haha. love you all

[sweepthenation]

Seventy Times Seven - Brand New

[Drown_The_City]

sugar where going down definatly and probably all the small things
can anyone understand all the words?

[Wobbie]

ok, then is there a song (of the "alternative" genre) that everyone on ap.net can identify as a song they've heard before? no words, no title, no arist

just for fun. i promise this isn't life or death

Yes. There's a strong possibility that there are songs that everyone would know, but not necessarily know the words to. Dammit may be one of those songs.

[Fallinto_rhythm]

"Happy Birthday".


hahahahahaahahaha

[chipdip18]

hahaha my goodness this cracked me up, on ya mate. i love how i'm that little side branch weird music listener with the bizarre tastes that many on these boards seem to just politely put up with haha. love you all

Well there isn't a whole lot of ska/reggae/world/funk representation on this board, and you represent it. I figured you would sum up just about everyone who does listen to those genres in one name haha.

[ThePartialGlow]

We host a series of lock-ins for 4th-6th graders, and the DJ I hired once got me in trouble for playing Sugar, We're Going Down. This kid's parent said something about "friction in jeans' or something like that being inappropriate.

[gillygtv]

can we make age cut-offs... say it ain't so?

[alltimehoe93]

oh yes everyone in the entire world knows hey there delilah. and everyone has sung it at least once in there life so yea
lol, Chels...yeah, I can't deny this.
:hitself: The Plain White T's anger me because I wish they were better.
"Happy Birthday".
ahaha, this.

[UnderMyDreams]

can anyone understand all the words?

Of sugar we're going down? I can.

[robat19]

"shake it"

sh-sh-sh-sh shake it!

[Kid B]

sh-sh-sh-sh shake it!
He isn't making a "sh" sound. He is saying "Shake, shake, shake, shake, shake it". I shouldn't know that but I have an 18 year old sister.

[11:11]

Perhaps the five years in between are the reason? I was pretty young when I first heard and became obsessed with it, so you might not even have had a venue for hearing it at that point (age 9?). I know I didn't hear anything close to that sort of music at that age.
Heard it last year.

[Me & My Arrow]

Heard it last year.

Well, that would explain it. 8 years ago the song was much more significant, as it played a large part in helping the underground scene, and bands like Thursday and Taking Back Sunday, gain a larger audience.

[IWasaCamera]

Close this.

[dakota0135]

You can't guarantee for sure that all users know all the words to anything...