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Ariana Grande and Mac Miller recorded "My Favorite Part" together. He said her vocals greatly impressed him.

Bruce Springsteen once listed his favorite 25 singers. He included one member of The Beatles in that group.

"The Christmas Shoes" by NewSong is a Yuletide tune that is as popular as it is despised. How did a song that seems innocuous end up so widely hated?

Drake is currently considering a lawsuit over a Kendrick Lamar song. Here's why he was sued years ago.

When people think of Christmas music, they don't think of provocative songs. Despite this, the BBC nearly banned a famous Christmas song even though nobody today would consider it controversial.

"Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" is one of the most famous Christmas songs of all time. For reasons beyond all understanding, Paul McCartney made it into a reggae song.

Bruce Springsteen fell in love with one record. He shared how it influenced his celebrated album, 'Nebraska.'

Paul McCartney gave us one of the most popular Christmas songs ever: "Wonderful Christmastime." Let's take a look at whether or not Paul's favorite Christmas song outperformed "Wonderful Christmastime."

While Paul McCartney is one of the most popular musicians ever, many people seem to hate “Wonderful Christmastime.” Here's a look at this controversial standard.

Wham!'s George Michael had complex feelings about the quality of “Last Christmas.” Everybody else just seems to like it.

A Jonas Brothers song took way too much inspiration from "Last Christmas." On the other hand, "Last Christmas" is probably going to stick around long after any Jonas Brothers song.

Darlene Love refuses to sing "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" except during a certain time. Notably, she recorded a spiritual sequel to the track.

Mariah Carey has become synonymous with Christmas songs. She once did her own version of the best Yuletide song of the 1960s.

A lot of beautiful classic rock songs have disturbing backstories. For example, the best Christmas song of all time was written by a murderer.

Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" is the most famous Christmas pop song. It was originally a an old-fashioned rock song.

A Pete Seeger song seems to undermine Seeger's stated ideology. Interestingly, the tune might be more associated with a different artist even though Seeger wrote it.

The Beatles' "Let It Be" seems more innocuous than most drug songs. Paul McCartney discussed how substances influenced the track.

The Beatles were supposedly "more popular than Jesus," and yet their song "Let It Be" took on a religious significance. That was never what the song was supposed to be.

Fall Out Boys' "Thnks fr the Mmrs" appears to have a bisexual undercurrent. Pete Wentz had quite a bit to say about the song in question.

Brandon Flowers revealed that an unusual line from The Killers' "Human" had a line that was widely misunderstood. The track is a lot more moralistic than most dance tunes.