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The worst metaphor I've ever heard was in a song called Dip Dip by 21 Savage. The lyric was " I'm a ladies man they call me McLovin YAHH!" I dont know what woman would want a man with a dagger tattoo on their forehead, that makes 0 sense to me. But, I agree that his music is Lit but also 🔞, which means its very subliminal and explicit.

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The worst lyrics that I ever heard is Are we human, or are we dancer? from Killer . This is probably the worst metaphor and it makes no sense.

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The worst metaphor I have ever heard in a song is," Love is a drive-time radio", in the song "My Hearts a Stereo", by Travis McCoy.  Even though he's saying, you can love a song at one moment, and hate it at the next moment, not everyone feels that way. Most people love a song, however, will probably never hear it again because memory loss, anxiety, and stress. Trying to find the song you used to love can also be frustrating. Like when I tried to remember a song called,"Hedwig's Theme", from the Harry Potter Series. If I had to re-write the line, i would say,"Love can be stereo", instead of ,"Love is a drive-time radio". In conclusion, I believe this lyric would fit the song better.

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I've never heard a bad metaphor in a song because I don't really listen to the lyrics. But one I heard in a song that didn't rhyme with the rest of the song was," Your my crystal and I'm the light",and I have no idea where I heard it. Now that I think about it

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The worst metaphor I heard in a song was in the song" hall of fame". The metaphor  is "'You can beat the clock", because they are trying to say that you are fast. A good replacement metaphor is "you can win a marathon against the flash"

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The worst metaphor I've ever heard is "We are the world" the song is inspirational and all, but we can't be the whole world. Maybe our city, maybe even our state,but not the whole world.

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I can't remember a song with a bad metaphor, so I'll just look one up for now and use that. The song is called "" by Lil Wayne and the lyrics were "You can't see me....Ray Charles"

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I just love to listen to the music and the meaning, then in between them I would hear terrible metaphors that like to ruin the songs. If I had to choose between all the terrible metaphors that ruined the songs I've listened to, then I would choose ," You are my world" in the song by Hillsong.

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The WORST metaphor I've heard was spotted in one of the DUMBEST songs on the planet. You know what's even HARDER to believe is that it made it into the top three songs of 2015!  This HORRIBLE song is called Uptown Funk. Yep, that's right, Bruno, I've just called you out. These are some lyrics to Uptown Funk:

This hit
That ice cold
Michelle Pfeiffer
That white gold
This one for them hood girls
Them good girls
Straight master pieces.

One of the bad things about it is I DON"T EVEN KNOW WHO THE HECK MICHELLE PFEIFFER IS! I need you to get with the 21st Century, Bruno Mars. As you can see, this song contains multiple metaphors, really BAD metaphors:

"That white gold" (The last time I checked, gold was...well, GOLD, not WHITE.)

"This one for them hood girls, them good girls, straight masterpiece" (Don't even get me started on incorrect grammar.

*I did some research on Michelle Pfeiffer.* "Michelle Marie Pfeiffer is an American actress and occasional singer. She began her acting career in 1978 and had her first starring film role in Grease 2, before receiving mainstream attention for her breakout performance in Scarface."

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The worst metaphor I've heard in a song has to be, "I'm addicted to you,
don't you know that you're toxic.."
Once I hear it, I can't stop singing it, it's so annoyingly catchy. The song is called Toxic, but that is the only line people are able to remember.

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I have listened to many songs in my life and have heard many metaphors, but I can't recollect a worst metaphor. Although a metaphor that I have heard in a song is, "I over dose should have known your love was just a game.We don't talk anymore." By Charlie Puth ft. Selena Gomez. It's not bad nor good.Though I understand what their saying. You're just a game. You keep playing with my love like it's a toy, so we're done. "I can't believe I trusted you. Get in your car and drive like a race car since you think this love is just for fun." is more sensible. Here's one that I DON'T understand, "All my friends are heathens take it slow. Wait for them to ask you who you know. Please don't make any sudden moves." These lyrics are by Twenty One Pilots. Their just saying this because they think their friends are crazy and lethal. The song's message really confuses me. Do we care whether or not your friends are heathens? No, we don't. So keep moving on with your life. "All my friends are crazy so sleep with one eye open" might have been better. But the song over all is really catchy. You can't pour your life out over a song though.

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The worst metaphor I heard in a song is "Do you ever feel so paper thin". The song compares how you feel to how thin paper is. I am not a sheet of paper; I am not very skinny either. A better verse would be" You feel different with the other people around".

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The worst metaphor I've ever heard in a song was " its raining men". There is a serious problem with this song. I would not even rewrite this song because there is no way to make that metaphor better. It never even should have exited anyone's mouth. It never should've touched the face of the earth or entered my ears.

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I've listened to many songs that had horrible metaphors ,but I don't recall an absolute worst. One of the worst is "you old Petey Pablo, take your shirt off wave 'round your head like a helicopter" this reference is from a old movie and, younger generation (like me) don't even understand it.  The song is full of different genres and times of music and language.