And I mean underrated/unpopular, if I see like. a super popular song I'll be very mildly upset >:T

My fave is A Tribe Called Quest's Melatonin

I'm so sad Phife died but their last album was good. but underrated :c

So what's your fav underrated song? Links appreciated but I guess not necessary.

Fly and The Road by Loudmouth, the only reference I know is from Omega Boost, an underappreciated game on the PSone.

Justin Bieber's Baby is a guilty pleasure of mine...and so is Aqua's Barbie Girl and the Macarena.

So this one isn't really a song you'd hear on any radio station lol It's more of an orchestra/in-between-acts-of-a-play piece and kinda hard to get into, but it has a very popular violin part around halfway through Knee Play 5

Unlike Pluto - Basically anything by him, but my faves right now (he's been releasing a new song every week as a challenge for himself) are Burn After Writing, Death of Me, Western Love, Dosage, Villain Of My Own Story, Hailey's Comet, Destroy Build Destroy, Cruel, Worst In Me, New Life Who Dis?, Scrooge Syndrome, Misdiagnosed, I Can Be Louder, Closure (Year 09), and Ethel.

Sickick - Infected, Bermuda, Mind Games, Gift Of Destiny, No Games, Best For Me, Mothman, Do You Feel Safe?, Love Thing, and Lost My Way. (Again, I like pretty much everything he makes, lol.)

grandson - Despicable, Blood//Water, Bills, Is This What You Wanted, Stigmata, Fallin (Temptation), WAR, Darkside, Overdose. (AGAIN, another dude who only makes good music. xD)

Allie X - Paper Love, Casanova, Lifted, and Downtown.

ASHS - 3 AM and More Than Friends.

AJR - Sober Up, I'm Not Famous, Turning Out, Burn the House Down, and Bud Like You.

Papa Ya - Sunny, Outta Here, Oom Zigga, and Fine Livin'.

Ryder - King, Nirvana, Fade Away, Ruins, and Pretty Little Ganster.

Ava Max - My Way, Sweet But Psycho and So Am I.

Bebe Rexha - (I looovvvve her) Cry Wolf, I'm Gonna Show You Crazy, Pray, Self Control, Steady, Shining Star, Knees, Don't Get Any Closer, and Sad.

Alec Benjamin - Let Me Down Slowly, Outrunning Karma, Boy In The Bubble, and If We Have Each Other.

Pretty much anything by 2WEI and Hidden Citizens. They make amazing 'makes you feel like you are starring in a super epic movie and kicking some ass' music.

Other songs: DEELYLE - Devil's Den Nina Nesbitt - Colder (Syn Cole Remix) Alan Walker, K-391 & Emelie Halle - Lily bülow - SAD AND BORED (feat. DUCKWRTH) MARNIK - Burn (feat. Rookies) Mazde - Space Kailee Morgue - Siren Carle Hanson -Numb The Ready Set - Hanami

Also almost anything by Lights, Jara Burns, Olivia O'brien, Ruelle, and Lauv.

[edit] ...sorry this got so long, omg. xD I am always looking for new music so I listen to TONS of lesser known people. I find a lot of them on YouTube channels like 'xKito Music', 'MrSuicideSheep', 'Nightblue Music', 'Valiant', and channels like those that just upload a bunch of differect music.

Ah Für Elise by Hidden Citizens. Can't get it loud enough. That makes YouTube worthwhile.

I do like this character on Soundcloud, SMJH. I feel the songs should stay instrumental, lyrics would only get in the way. The melodies speak far more.

i have a lot of songs i liked ironically at first, and now i shamefully just like them in general VwV;;

bruce wayne - eye on eyez - probably has the worst lyrics i've ever heard but the back noise bops. and it's not the same listening to the instrumental version.

the man - lil xan - i can't tell how seriously lil xan takes himself (i don't take him seriously,) the music video for it feels like it's making fun of addiction and it rubbed me the wrong way, used to listen to the instrumental only but it grew on me like a benign tumor.

not sure if lil peep is still getting hate, but i love him so much forever ❤ i got into his sad boy music first, then i could find enjoyment in him just singing about whatever and having fun being alive and doing what he loves; like in benz truck and girls.

i like sicko mode. that beat drop in the beginning is sick though^^ a lot of different elements to the song and even though i don't like 100% of it, i have many parts that i can close my eyes and appreciate

i used to feel like i had to listen to only good music or music that seemed befitting to how i look/am, but i really do like music of all kinds and dabbling in new genres. i was super big into metal/rock as a kid/teen/young adult and now with the chronic/nerve pain i have, the harder treble packed music beats down on my body and it sucks (however, i am adapting and learning to be proud of the music i would have been ashamed of because feeling good inside means more to me than someone's opinion c:

i don't really have a favorite unpopular song; i go through phases and little playlists of songs i repeat until i go out hunting and find more things to add to my playlists and taste :)

This might be cheating, but I really like the song Lemonade off of Rubblebucket's new new album. It's harsh, since the two band leads wrote it about their break-up, but I can't stop listening to it.

Gorgeous Nightmare - Escape the Fate

I usually like the older Imagine Dragons songs (you know, like Walking The Wire, Machine, Monster, etc, etc)

Au/Ra is good too. I especially enjoy Outsiders and Panic Room (not sure how popular Panic Room is, but since I never hear it on the radio, I'm going to assume it's been moved past)

Crossfire by Stephen is one of my all-time favorites, as well as Robbers by The 1975 (again, not sure how popular they are since I live under a rock) A lot of Troye Sivan's older songs (YOUTH, My! My! My!, WILD, FOOLS, etc), and Alessia Cara's songs (River of Tears, Seventeen, The Other Side [her version], Wild Things, Four Pink Walls, etc)

Grace Vanderwaal's Moonlight and So Much More Than This don't get enough love. They are both amazing songs that were written and sung by a fourteen-year old girl. That's nuts!

Anyway, that's a few of my unpopular / uncommon songs.

"Crying in the Sunshine" by Miniature Tigers