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    1. Urgh

      There´s only one thing worse than peoples´ tastes and opinions.

      Peoples´ terrible tastes and opinions.

    2. scatterlite on

      Niet verwacht dat de MNM lijst zo veel erger ging zijn dan die van Qmusic

    3. Winterspawn1 on

      Man I’m glad I don’t have to listen to this garbage outside of work. 10% Of pop music at most is good.

    4. I don’t think I can be friends with someone who thinks Gorki or Pommelien Thijs made one of the top 5 best songs ever made.

      Maybe they just haven’t listened to any other music?

    5. LawfulnessNatural998 on

      Most of these aren’t even the best song by that artist, let alone „best of all time“

      Pop radio will never cease to disappoint me.

    6. had vakantiejob deze zomer als inpakker, was een maandlang naar qmusic luisteren elke dag en oortjes/koptelefoon waren verboden „voor de veiligheid“ terwijl je wel oorbescherming mocht dragen, maar die hield de muziek niet buiten. Is hopelijk de laatste keer dak naar qmusic luister.

    7. BobbedybboB on

      Allrighty… so, they are all the same song.. but different… . :p

      I love Klara. The only real music station in Beljam.

    8. _deleteded_ on

      Nu moet ik na Qmusic en Joe ook al MNM gaan vermijden. Wat is dat voor een top 10 zeg? Twee keer Pommelien. Nu dacht ik dat Nostalgie wel een betere top 10 ging hebben, maar daar staat De Samsonrock in!

    9. We-had-a-hedge on

      Oh, this is hilarious.

      * I assume they were all voting on the same list, that’s why there is so little variety?

      * What is it with the Disturbed cover of „Sound of Silence“? The rest of the the Joe FM list looks very „play it safe, only classics“ and then bam! some crappy cover.

      Also, TIL about Gorki. And I didn’t know The War On Drugs were popular in Belgium. They’ve long been a staple on [my usual radio station](https://radioparadise.com/).

    10. InWalkedBud on

      In my walloon family when we hear „Summer of 69“ or that Barry White song we always make remarks about the „Flemishness“ of these songs. Same with Status Quo by the way. I never could pinpoint why we were making that association but feel it deep inside as something true.

      I’m glad my stereotypes are proven to be grounded in some facts after all

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