Is Seven Nation Army the most iconic rock song of the 00s?
Is Seven Nation Army the most iconic rock song of the 00s?
Charles Gray
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Evan Nguyen
Unironically Rockstar by Nickleback
Elijah Moore
Yeah, i'd say so
The best is QOTSA's Mosquito Song
Sebastian Carter
Mr Brightside
Grayson Bell
found the american
found the brit
Jayden Bailey
Numb
Lincoln White
Justin Campbell
Welcome to the Black Parade.
Jeremiah Lewis
Nah most iconic Nickleback song is Hero
Josiah Diaz
fuck no
not as long as In the End exists
Lincoln Thompson
Thomas Hill
It's the last rock hit and I wonder if there will be another one one day
Blake Roberts
i wonder what compels someone to say something as stupid as this.
a gold fish that doesnt remeber pumped up kicks
Levi Jackson
You're all wrong.
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Brody Thompson
Mr. Brightside by a mile
Alexander Collins
Literally had to look up which song that was and despite having watched the movie it was from didn't recognize it.
Samuel Ramirez
t. literal retard
Ryder Lewis
so very based
Henry Miller
It's probably the only iconic rock song of the 2000s. Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand is a very distant second.
Lincoln Barnes
It's a contender. It obviously snowballed in the 90's, but the 00's were when rock songs pretty much ceased in becoming hits. Sad.
Jose Clark
The White Stripes are the most important rock band of the 00s
Alexander Walker
Its the We Will Rock You of the 00's
Justin Rodriguez
This, everyone likes to clown and act so sarcastically towards jack white but Everytime I see an indie band using retro imagery in there gear selection or holding some 60s thrift store guitar playing 3 chords they are literally trying to do what he did because the guy made a Fortune with 5 chords and a cool old guitar. Indie owes him a massive debt and he also is a major player in vinyls resurgence. In 2009-10 noone was doing what thirdman was doing with the medium. Dudes music has suffered recently but anyone who hates on him just does not because they wish they could be him
Ryder Cox
All-Star, unironically.
Camden Allen
We get fluke indie hits every single year
Ayden Taylor
>rock
>most iconic
jesus
you might have posted the most iconic p4kcore psych pop/indie pop song tho
Gabriel Carter
What about that Franz Ferdinand song that has the palm muted opening and then transitions with that syncopated part and then has the lead guitar like NAH NAH NAH-NAH NAH NAH NAAAAAHH?
Ethan Bennett
either youre pretending to not know what Take Me Out is called, or you're too lazy to spend 20 seconds googling it
Gavin Collins
Fuck you and your karma police shit
Jayden Rogers
Was Take Me Out really that big? I like Franz Ferdinand, but I'd never put that song before Seven Nation Army, both in terms of popularity and quality. It's not even the best song on the album (Michael is).