With the Billboard Music Awards premiering Sunday, now is as good of a time as ever to look at what songs are actually on the radio and determine which ones are not the best, but the exact opposite: the worst.

Of course, this is no easy task, as there are more than a few godawful songs on the radio right now given the nature of the business catering to an audience that hasn't developed taste yet. So, as such, there are likely going to be quite a few songs that I will forget or not include here that are more than deserving to be on this list. As such, feel free to put them in the comments, but just remember that the reason they are not here is likely not because they are "good" in my opinion, but rather just able to move away from my perception. Or, perhaps worse, there are just songs on the radio that are even worse than the ones then the one song you hate right now.

Also, before you go looking for "Happy" by Pharrell Williams on this list, know that you are not going to find it. The reason? Because, even though that song is terribly overplayed, it is not actually a bad song. So, just because it is annoyingly overheard and overused these days, it will not qualify as a bad song just because of that simple fact.

With that, without further ado, let's go through this hell together, shall we:

[new page = Turn it down indeed]

10. "Turn Down For What"-DJ Snake & Lil Jon
This song is basically the equivalent of a bad hangover in music form. Sure, at the party or the bar, it was fine. Maybe it was even a little bit of fun. But listening to it out of the pleasures of alcohol, this song is loud, repetitive and, most of all, just plain annoying. There is nothing really about this song that deserves to be played in the radio, where the primary audience are people by themselves probably going to work in the morning. So, with that in mind, this song should only be played in one spot: in a bar, or anywhere where a drink is readily available.

[new page = Not talking clean]

9. "Talk Dirty"-Jason Derulo
In another example of a song in which the primary audience should not be listening to this song on the radio, this is another song in which, if played in the background at a loud party or bar, there may be something passable about it. But, when anyone actually listens to this song, especially if they are in a car and forced to because they have nothing else to do because they are in traffic, they will quickly realize that this song is disgustingly denigrating and almost laughably insulting in its ability to prove its masculinity. Kinda like a muscular guy trying to get laid at a bar. What a coincidence.

[new page = Kill the lights]

8. "Neon Lights"-Demi Lovato
Demi Lovato is one of those stars that I have be reminded by the media that she is still "famous." I still don't really know what her real talents are, besides getting herself in rehab, and listening to her new "song" makes me remember this over and over again. Not only is this song boringly repetitive, but it is also annoyingly pointless. This song is almost proud of the fact that it has no point. It is also rubbing it into our faces. More so than any song on this list, this song seems proud in not doing anything but the same thing again and again. While most of this songs at least have a dirty, sexually-driven point behind them, this song doesn't seem to have any objections whatsoever. Which, ultimately, makes for an extremely dull song-listening experience.

[new page = Problems indeed]

7."Problem"-Ariana Grande
If someone were to come up to me and ask for the most generic/stereotypical example of pop music on the radio now, I would, begrudgingly, direct them to the song "Problem" by Ariana Grande. This song almost smugly checks all the boxes of being a frustratingly mediocre "popular" song that is almost a parody, should it have been funny in any, way or form. But it isn't, really. It's just a dumb song. And a dumb song that is not even that catchy to boot. So it makes for another extremely dull music-listening experience. But at least dull is a little better than the sensations caused by the rest of the songs on this list.

[new page = Maybe not a classic]

6."Classic"-MKTO
This song seems like it wants to be some kind of summer/freedom anthem, but what it is instead is just a stupid, un-listenable song. Now, I wasn't in the studio nor near the studio whenever this song was conceived by MKTO, but it strikes me as one of those songs where the band needed one more song for the album, and, as a group, they all BS-ed it, figuring that they would come up with something at some point in time. Come the 11th hour, and no song was produced. Panicking, they half-assedly produced this garbage in a frantic pace and, much to their chagrin, it actually got popular.

[new page = Not the best day of my life]

5."Best Day of My Life"-American Authors
The biggest crime that "Best Day of My Life" commits is that it isn't even a catchy song. At least with some of the songs on this list, they are at least listenable in the background of a loud setting. But not this one. This one is continuously awful, even from the very beginning. There is not about this song that is good in really any way, shape or form. There is nothing here that is even that listenable. Hence, I have no clue as to why this song is even popular, let alone people want to listen to it again and again on the radio. Did the radio stations lose a bet or something? I really want to know, because this song is just terrible.......

[new page = Not so happy birthday]

4."Birthday"-Katy Perry
.....but not as terrible as this song. Jesus Christ. Admittedly, I actually kind of like Katy Perry. Do I have any songs of her on my iPod? No...not that I know of. But she does have a good voice, and she is capable of producing a catchy song, I will give her that. But this isn't even that catchy. Perry's songs are never really clever and, at worse, they are generally just kind of forgettable. But this song is a new low, even for her. What is even going on in this song? She just wants to see people naked? Is that really it? Then just do that! Why do I need to hear about it?! I don't need to hear about Perry being horny.

[new page = Not how I roll]

3."This is How We Roll"-Florida Georgia Line
This song plays like a cliche of every bad country song I have ever heard. I don't get if this song if meant to be a joke or not, because if this is genuinely meant to be a serious song in the exploration of getting drunk and living the country life, then someone failed...hard. There is nothing of value in this song, as expected. But there is also nothing about this song that is even enjoyable to listen to or worth check out. What puts this song above the rest, however, is that, while I like country, there is no denying that when it sucks, it sucks bad. And this is no exception. When country is as bad as this, there is something so godawful about it that it is hard to put into words. It's like being in a hell with cornfields and bad teeth. There is no other way to describe it. It just has to be experienced.

[new page = Poorly dressed]

2."Fancy"- Iggy Azalea ft. Charli XCX
While the other pop songs on this list I can at least mildly understand why they are on the radio, this one I have no clue. I mean, this song is not only incredibly self-centered, but it just not a catchy or listenable song. There is nothing about this song that is clever, enjoyable, fun or even well produced. This is just pure garbage and everyone involved in this song and their moms should be ashamed of themselves. I mean, my God. This is just awful. I can't even fathom why people wouldn't turn it off just as soon as it started, let alone want to listen to this song. That's it, I better stop on this song so that I can save some energy for the last song on this list.

[new page = Can't say I'm...]

1."Loyal"-Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne & Friends Montana
This is, no lie, one of the worst songs I have ever heard in my whole life. At this point, I don't know how Chris Brown is not beaten on the street when he is walking down it, let alone still famous. And this is even more noticeable to whoever listens to his piece of shit song. Not only is this song terribly unoriginal, not clever or witty in the slightest or even catchy, but this song is just plain sexist. People thought "Blurred Lines" was bad. I don't know how anyone who genuinely thought Robin Thicke's song can go on and listen to this song and not get on their computer and write him or his team a full apology. That is how anti-feminst this song really is. It is almost comically masculine and insecure. If someone told me a 11-year-old boy wrote this song, I would say that that is giving it too much credit.