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Chose the wrong R.Kelly musical tell. It should’ve been his collab with Aaliyah titled, ‘Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number”

I feel like every single Linkin Park song was a cry for help from talented Chester Bennington.

Rkelly told us who he was. He called himself the “pied piper of r&b”. The pied piper used music to lure away children.

I think even before she died, everyone knew Amy Winehouse's Rehab was going to age poorly.

Listening to my favorite Linkin Park songs makes me sad because I actually listen to the lyrics and realize Chester was singing about his pain.

Speaking of R. Kelly, I'd add "Age Ain't Nothing but a Number" by Aaliyah. The album of the same name was produced by Kelly and he and Aaliyah supposedly wed in an illegal marriage. Aaliyah was 15 at the time and Kelly was 27. And we know the rest.

R-kelly- There trying to keep me from my kids. Na bro we trying to keep you away from all children

Lucky by Brittney Spears hits differently since her book was released, it feels like a cry for help now that we know the true depth of her conservatership

Love is a Losing Game, Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number, Going Back to Cali, and Dreaming of You

Amy wrote that song about a literal life experience down to the “My daddy thinks I’m fine” line. No foreshadowing, pure bluntness.

After Avicii's death, "Wake Me Up" just hits differently, especially the line, "I wish I could stay forever this young, not afraid to close my eyes."

Very surprising to watch this whole video and see absolutely no mention of Chester Bennington. Lots of his songs predicted his eventual suicide, but I think none more so than “given up.” I love that song but simply can’t enjoy it any more now, given the context. He was literally screaming out, telling us what he was going to do and we just missed it until it was too late

Queen has a couple of songs that fit this topic. Who Wants to Live Forever was recorded for the Highlander soundtrack a few years before Freddie Mercury's untimely death. The other is "The Show Must Go On" which was the last song Freddie ever recorded as the 12th and final song for their album Innuendo. The band then released it as a single 6 weeks before Freddie died.

Aint no way chuck berry had people singing with "i wanna play with your ding a ling" and people actually sang along 💀💀💀

I would love to hear P. Diddy‘s next song “I need a lawyer part 9000”!

"Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley gets me. Especially, when you consider the early death of his father as well. Lynyrd Skynyrd's song "Freebird"

The fact y’all didn’t say anything about Tupac or Biggie’s many foreshadowings is kinda wild

Prince's "Let's Go Crazy." He keeps talking about the "elevator" bringing us down...and then he died in an elevator. *chills*

It’s the “My mind’s telling me no but my body’s tellin’ me yes” line in R. Kelly’s Bump ‘N Grind that smacks SOO differently now!! He was cognizant of the fact that what he was doing was wrong but he did it anyway. His confession was right in front of our eyes but we still didn’t see! Poor Amy, God rest her soul, was so beautifully tragic. “And I tread a troubled track, My odds are stacked, I'll go back to black” broke my heart a bit for her because he had a familiar love so she knew their love would never be full time. After she transitioned, hearing her desperation and sadness singing, “We only said goodbye with words. I died a hundred times. You go back to her and I go back to black” was and still is heart wrenching.

It’s not a popular song or even known outside of MJ fans… but Morphine by Michael Jackson. The bridge is about a particular drug that was one of the key drugs that killed him.

You should have DEFINITELY included LINKIN PARK in this list! 💯🙌 Chester was literally expressing all the pain he was experiencing through his songs! Here are some examples: IN THE END, NUMB, CRAWLING, LOST, ONE STEP CLOSER, FIGHTING MYSELF and ONE MORE LIGHT! Plus, there are TONS more!

'Fell on Black Days ' by Soundgarden. It breaks my heart that people feel so alone in their own head.

How did you guys forget about R. Kelly's "Piss On You"?? He even made a remix of it.

How can you not have linkin park/Chester Bennington on here, honestly just pick a song.

After Prince died, I had a hard time listening to "Sometimes it snows in April." The first line mentions a long fought civil war. Makes me think of the fight he had with his record label.

"Sometimes it Snows in April" by Prince is hard for me as a fan. The song is about the lost of a close friend who died unexpectedly. Prince died in April of 2016.

I can't believe its been 30 years since Kurt Cobain died. 😢

“Your music is like the soundtrack to a vasectomy!” Freddie Mercury

You guys have got to do a part 2.

“Scared of the Dark”, a song that marked Peter Parker’s death in Into the Spider-Verse was one of XXXTentacion’s last songs, and once you know that, and you watch the scene (especially with one of Stan Lee’s last cameos at the end)…as someone who doesn’t really cry at sad moments in film, that scene always has me tear up. It’s like Spidey died right alongside his creator and one of the people who helped bring one of the best adaptations of his story to life.

It’s almost like people write songs about the things they know and feel. Imagine that.

Culture Club's catalog of music. Everything from "Karma Chameleon" to "Move Away" were George's words to drummer Jon Moss.

“Fly Now” by GWAR is dedicated to the memory of their late guitarist Cory Smoot, who died of a drug overdose. It was also the final song by frontman Dave Brockie…who died of a drug overdose.

How is Aaliyah's age ain't nothing but a number not on here?

Bohemian Rhapsody, AND Don't stop me now. RIP Freddy.

Honorable mention Bad Fish by Sublime. I get emotional every time Brad Knowles sings "Ain't got no quarrels with god, Ain't got no time to grow old"

When it comes to R. Kelly songs that aged poorly, I'd pick "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number."

Honourable mention Morphine by Michael Jackson .

Whatever by Our Lady Peace brings me chills because it was the theme song of former WWE wrestler Chris Benoit who killed his wife and son before killing himself.

Dead By X-Mas from Hanoi Rocks is definitely a chilling song as it foreshadowed drummer Razzle's death on December 8, 1984. Literally just two years after the song's release.

Morphine by Michael jackson. "Relax, this won't hurt you, before I put it in, close your eyes and count to ten"....

John Denver, I am leaving on a jetplane dont know if I'll be back again. -He died in a planecrash.

My dingALing … “ THIS SONG IS OVER!”

"One Step Closer" by Linkin Park should have at least been an honorable mention edit: Also, "Age Ain't Nothin' But a Number", sung by 15 year old Aaliyah, written & produced by R Kelly

Alice In Chains-Nutshell. Also Mad Season-Wake Up.

Rehab. It’s not a double meaning it’s a literal meaning.

Can’t say any R Kelly songs because we all knew back then

"I am the Warrior" by SCANDAL was the song playing on a boombox while James Oliver Huberty opened fire in a crowded McDonald’s restaurant in San Ysidro, California, killing 21 people and wounding 19 others with several semi-automatic weapons. Minutes earlier, Huberty had left home, telling his wife, “I’m going hunting…hunting for humans.” I was 16 when that happened. Im 56 now, and STILL switch that song off when it plays on the radio.

I look at Age Ain't Nothin' But a Nimber by Aliyah. That one always hits different.

"Pumped up Kicks" was played so much on the radio and in media like no one even bothered to listen to the lyrics

Murder on My Mind by YNG Melly. Because it was discovered that song is indeed a real life fact: he killed one of his bros

Elliott Smith’s entire discography, basically. Edit: not for being creepy but for being tragic. Still don’t have a problem listening to them, though ❤

The very first songs that I heard from LPARK were IN THE END AND NUMB ~ they resonated with me and I FELT he was in pain ~ yet I didn’t even know who he was or the band! 🥺😢

Mojo went up and posted my whole playlist as a list, damn

Nice that you mentioned Ian Curtis.

Just imagine if Amy Winehouse and Adele did a song together.

So many artist id love to know where they’d be today if they were still alive. Already wasn’t a big fan of R Kelly or Diddy but it is tough to listen to the songs I did like. I Believe I Can Fly is probably the hardest because I grew up in the 90s with Space Jam and it’s a nostalgic song.

Alice in Chains' Unplugged gig - pick any song but for me it's Down in a Hole. Layne's performance has been described as a man singing at his own funeral, which I think is apt. Haunting and beautiful at the same time.

The r kelly song should have been "remix to ignition". Think about it... "poppin fresh out the kitchen" (meaning she is young) "got every man in here wishin" (that she was 18) "sippin on coke n rum, I'm like so what I'm drunk, its the freakin weekend, baby Ima have me some fun" (do I need to elaborate?)

Prince: “Sometimes it Snows in April.”

The most disturbing thing about all this is that the songs that we listen to everyday on the radio, at work, background noise in a store etc. are really just cries for help from the artists or a window into their disturbed life. The music world is a dark place indeed.

Look at your game girl, was redone by Guns N Roses, on the Spaghetti Incident album.

Bump n Grind, along with all of his music, will forever be on repeat for me.

“Pumped up kicks” by “Foster the people “ is a pretty disturbing song, especially when you know it was about a school shooting. But I think it teaches us all when we’re at school you be nice to the quiet kid in the trenchcoat.

There's a dozen Mac Miller songs with more weight. He was always open about internal strife

Hungry Like A Wolf because of Diane Downs

Linkin Park - In The End

Britney Spears' "Overprotected"

They said puffy was raided at the end of 23. But that shit just happened. Like a month ago.

Jeff Buckley's 'Grace'. In particular, the lyrics 'It's my time coming, I'm not afraid... afraid to die'. And though 'Last Goodbye' does seem to be about a relationship breakdown originally, it has become something else now.

Please make a part 2 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺❤️

I always cry when "Time In A Bottle" plays! 😢

SOS by rinnana is a good example for this list

I think of all the dirty songs R Kelly sings is him being inappropriate age relationships. Can’t listen to him anymore.

Lazarus by David Bowie?

No mention of Gary Glitter's "Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)"?

I remember it driving me crazy when so few ppl seemed to have a problem with RKelly and Aliyah. We knew what kind of man he was early on and didnt seem to care. I worked in a group home that was religious based and 'I believe i can fly' was a huge song sung atbevery talent show, shool event, everywhere. It absolutely disgusted me especially since most of our girls had been sexually abused.

I was never into Nirvana when they came out, but that song "Come As You Are" struck me as strange at the time. After his ending, I immediately thought it was foreshadowing in that if something were to happen with a gun, it wasn't him that did it.

Could do a list of celebrities who was "canceled" but more like a pause... Ex. Travis Scott (still attending events/concerts)

0:21 Should've included ALL of his songs. I can't even watch Space Jam, a movie I used to love, anymore because it'll make me sick to my stomach knowing he's involved

"Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy....". Ke$ha foreshadowing?

The two that hit hardest for me: Building a Mystery by Sarah MacLachlan Superman (It's not Easy) by Five for Fighting. Both of those were the first songs I heard after my parents' passings. Superman especially because my father passed away. Building a Mystery is kind of... amazing because I'm learning a lot about who I am thanks to my mother's passing. Oh and a song I can't listen to when I'm depressed is Welcome to the Black Parade by MCR.

I'm glad WatchMojo acknowledged Joy Division. While many songs on Unknown Pleasures are indicative of Ian's eventual spiral, every song on Closer is basically a secret letter to everyone listening that he didn't have much longer. New Dawn Fades is a great song, but the rehersal for the never released track "In A Lonely Place" made it very clear what his intentions were, especially being recorded just four days before we lost Ian.

How Janie's Got a Gun doesn't make this list is beyond me. Tyler says his own memoir he “almost took a teen bride” and that “her parents fell in love with me, signed a paper over for me to have custody, so I wouldn’t get arrested if I took her out of state. I took her on tour with me.” He also says “She was sixteen, she knew how to nasty, and there wasn’t a hair on it,” and “With my bad self being twenty-six and she barely old enough to drive and sexy as hell, I just fell madly in love with her. She was a cute skinny little tomboy dressed up as Little Bo Peep. She was my heart’s desire, my partner in crimes of passion.” It makes sense why when reading an article about the possible causes of gun violence the first place his mind went was a pedophile getting a just end, probably his greatest fear.

The words "Put me out of my misery" from Chester Bennington hit differently these days.

“Time In A Bottle” was released after Jim Croce’s untimely death and thus was a posthumous #1 hit song on the Billboard Hot 100.

Dreaming of You by Selena, Peach by IU, and Goblin by Sulli. Dreaming of You because Selena had so much to experience in her life and we all knew she most likely wanted a baby with her husband Chris Perez, listening to that song gives me so many good feelings but also so sad after knowing the album she recorded before her death. Both Peach and Goblin are about the late Kpop idol singer, Sulli. Peach is by a good friend of Sulli, Lee Jieun (IU), who wrote this song from the perspective of a man falling in love with her best friend; a beautiful song dedicated to a friend and you can tell that Sulli was a person with a beautiful soul after reading the lyrics written by IU (who knew her personally). As for Goblin, is one of Sulli's last songs recorded before her passing which seems to be about her difficulty in navigating fame, is just so sad viewing the song in that manner knowing Sulli was relentlessly bullied online by netizens and was always criticized by the Korean tabloids. In the Goblin mv intro and outro, it seems that Sulli subtly suggests that she is suicidal and it breaks my heart knowing that she did end her own life

Ricardo Arjona released "Mesias en Nueva York" (Messiah in New York) in 2000 and was then question by the FBI a year later. The lyrics are just too eerie after 9/11.

"A Town Called Hypocrisy" by Lostprophets

“Le Répondeur” (1998) by Les Colocs talked about frontman André “Dédé” Fortin, who was dealing with depression and loneliness especially because he didn’t have a romantic partner anymore and was feeling disconnected from the world, which foreshadowed the singer’s suicide in May 2000.

When Chester passed I really started listening to music deeper. I can’t say I would have for Kurt but I was born in 96 still love them tho

"Dead Man's Curve" by Jan and Dean?

Diddy is Gen Alpha's R. Kelly

Nick Drake's last album, "Pink Moon" has some spooky undertones, especially because of his death. Also, Jeff Buckley's "Last Goodbye".

My father was a musician mostly played guitar and sang but, played a bit of keyboard and drums. All self thought by ear. My father had so many Records and I have fond memories of looking through all the interesting images on the old albums. Boxes and boxes of albums all great classic rock music. Unfortunately he sold them all for a very low price because he needed to downsize and he needed money. My sister and I begged him not to do it so he let us take a few if our favorites. That was in the 90's I came here to comment on Jim Croche's Time in a bottle. It was one of my dad's favorite songs. My father passed away at 56 yrs old. I was 32 yrs old 😢 Gone way too soon. I wish I could have had more time with him. I wish he was here to see how far I've come since then. My parents divorced when I was very young. Every single time I was with my father even into my adult years, But, there Never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them" Now at 45 this song brings tears it's hard to listen to it but I do anyway. After I hear it and I cry. I feel a little bit better. So many songs that make me smile and think about The most Incredible Teacher and mentor ever... My father. 🫶✨🎼🎸 "If I could save Time in a Bottle."

Can’t listen to sometimes is snows in April since Prince’s untimely death on April 21 ,2016 😢😢😢

I’ve always preferred the acoustic original of “I Took a Pill in Ibiza” over the dance remix because I feel like it got the point across much better.

Please do Top 10 Games Yet To Receive An Adaptation (God or War, Bioshock, Strider, Fire Emblem, etc.)!!

Linkin Park was the first band I ever saw in concert. I still remember the goosebumps I felt hearing Chester sing Crawling. I knew in that moment he wrote the lyrics to that song from personal experience.