It’s not that I want it to happen, not at all, but wouldn’t it be impressive if Mariah Carey…?
MysticalChameleon on
Kinda hits you…..like WHAM!
Marauding_Llama on
And Mariah just keeps on plaguing Christmas.
Fetlocks_Glistening on
Avoid them songs. In fact, wouldn’t it be great if retail spaces were prohibited from playing them between 1 November and 1 March?
50rhodes on
And yet, Bing Crosby (White Christmas), didn’t.
carakangaran on
Well, it was Georges Michael last Christmas.
Imbendo on
There are 49,000 songs with the word “Christmas” in the title. Hundreds of thousands more songs that can be closely attributed with the holiday. So statistically there should be over 500 artists in the graphic. 3 is nothing.
nattybow on
Before I read the text I thought this was going to be a post about how George Michael looks like if Dean Martin and Eartha Kitt had a child, and I can’t unsee how perfectly it fits.
Just_bcoz on
Mariah using their energy as fuel like an Eldridge diety of Christmas
Ignatius_Pop on
Shane McGowan (fairytale of New York) was born on Christmas Day
dcars714 on
And I was born on Christmas. So what?
BB_ones on
Last Christmas…
BBrbtl on
PROTECT MARIAH AND MICHAEL BUBLÉ
anonynemo on
George Michael is dead?! 😵
BalanceNew9645 on
I think most artists from the mid-to-late 20th century have a christmas song of some sort, so statistically SOME of them are going to die on christmas.
These songs are particularly popular christmas songs (in some rendition or another), so still pretty weird.
oldbagofmarbles on
That’s such a strange coincidence, like a bittersweet Christmas playlist.
NullArc9289 on
Just because you use the word Christmas in your song doesn’t make it a Christmas song George.
BrooklynRobot on
This is a case study in correlation is not causality.
firstbreathOOC on
One of Prince’s biggest songs has a line in the chorus:
*Are we going to let the elevator bring us down?*
*Oh no, let’s go!*
It’s repeated three times in the song. He probably performed it a thousand times in his life. Guess where he died?
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That is, honestly, interesting as fuck.
Look out Mariah !
It’s not that I want it to happen, not at all, but wouldn’t it be impressive if Mariah Carey…?
Kinda hits you…..like WHAM!
And Mariah just keeps on plaguing Christmas.
Avoid them songs. In fact, wouldn’t it be great if retail spaces were prohibited from playing them between 1 November and 1 March?
And yet, Bing Crosby (White Christmas), didn’t.
Well, it was Georges Michael last Christmas.
There are 49,000 songs with the word “Christmas” in the title. Hundreds of thousands more songs that can be closely attributed with the holiday. So statistically there should be over 500 artists in the graphic. 3 is nothing.
Before I read the text I thought this was going to be a post about how George Michael looks like if Dean Martin and Eartha Kitt had a child, and I can’t unsee how perfectly it fits.
Mariah using their energy as fuel like an Eldridge diety of Christmas
Shane McGowan (fairytale of New York) was born on Christmas Day
And I was born on Christmas. So what?
Last Christmas…
PROTECT MARIAH AND MICHAEL BUBLÉ
George Michael is dead?! 😵
I think most artists from the mid-to-late 20th century have a christmas song of some sort, so statistically SOME of them are going to die on christmas.
These songs are particularly popular christmas songs (in some rendition or another), so still pretty weird.
That’s such a strange coincidence, like a bittersweet Christmas playlist.
Just because you use the word Christmas in your song doesn’t make it a Christmas song George.
This is a case study in correlation is not causality.
One of Prince’s biggest songs has a line in the chorus:
*Are we going to let the elevator bring us down?*
*Oh no, let’s go!*
It’s repeated three times in the song. He probably performed it a thousand times in his life. Guess where he died?
In his elevator.
Thought she was Rhianna at first