Swingrowers – No Strings Attached

incredibly catchy and well written, this caught me on the first listen. Well done. 90/100

Hatsune Miku – Freely Tomorrow

the beginning sounds like any other vocaloid song, but the rest sounds pretty close to human, and the tune's catchy too. Not too bad. 82/100

Ava Nova – Ramen

One of the top rated posts of /r/listentothis for this month, Ramen is incredibly chill, and even in the realm of less than 250,000 views (the subreddit's limit), it greatly challenges my personal best (Jungle, Ta Peau, etc.)

Battle of the 83’s

okay, this is still really damn hard. Killing You has remarkable verses, but a mediocre chorus. Death of a Cog present a very unusual song, despite the thousands of songs in my list. Perfect is far from its title, but in this rating system, it might actually be the closest. "Go" has a strong beginning …

Kiesza – Hideaway

decently solid, Kiesza is definitely not a one hit wonder, even if the "oh, ah, ah, oh" could be argued to be too simple. 88/100

The Beatles – Yellow Submarine

Silly but repetitive and a little overrated, this feels only good for kids or nostalgia. 33 2021 rerate: Yeah, the song keeps getting worse. I think I'll set this standard as the quarter worst songs. final rating: 25/100

Lindsey Stirling feat Amy Lee – Love Goes On and On

the "whoa whoa" is dangerously close to normal pop territory, but Lindsey brings a nice umph and the rest of lyrics are fine. 84/100

Runaground – Chase You Down

though only a past favorite and a bit repetitive, the idea isn't necessarily entirely bad. 69/100

Chris Webby – Our Planet (feat. Bria Lee)

Though the chorus is a little simple and repetitive, the rap lyrics are remarkably important and a big contender for the potential Sixth one on my list.

One of These Nights – The Eagles

eh? Didn't I review this? Eh, whatever. Anyhow, someone introduced and also ruined this song by playing it way too much. It's okay, but it's not Genius. Not sure any song is able to survive that much. 79/100