Friday, July 17, 2026

Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs Pool Boys Redux: Top 25 Songs of All-Time According to 3 Boys and a Magazine

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At this point in our journey, we have found all songs left to be certified bangers. Because of this, Rolling Stones original list is the deciding factor to break this arbitrary tie. Meaning, the highest song on the original list will be the number 1 song. Also, if you love Outkast, you'll love this list. Without further ado, the 25 greatest songs (sort of) according to us...and Rolling Stone.


25. "California Luv"- 2Pac feat. Dr. Dre (Originally 321)


What was said: Perhaps the boys were impressed by my ability to recite at least 65% of the lyrics accurately.


24. "Everybody Wants to Rule the World"-Tears for Fears (Originally 319)


What was said: Crosby wants to listen to this song daily.


23. "Rock Lobster"-B-52s (Originally 300)
What was said: I know we've repeatedly asked why songs have to be so long, but it's only because if a song is going to be over 7 minutes long, it better be about Rock Lobsters.

22. "Can I Kick It?"-A Tribe Called Quest (Originally 292)
What was said: The boys first heard this in the most recent TMNT movie, and it's been a hit ever since.

21. "Yeah!"-Usher feat. Ludacris and Lil Jon (Originally 290)

20. "The Boys are Back in Town"-Thin Lizzy (Originally 272)



19. "Master of Puppets"-Metallica (Originally 256)

What was said: I, of course, had to tell the boys about the time I was in a car accident and then a state highway patrolman blasted this song while excessively speeding down I-75 to take me to a safe destination for my parents to come get me a new car.


18. "Blue Monday"-New Order (Originally 235)

17. "Ring of Fire"-Johnny Cash (Originally 201)

16. "What a Wonderful World"-Louis Armstrong (Originally 171)

15. "Basket Case"-Green Day (Originally 150)

14. "Ms. Jackson"-Outkast (Originally 143)

What was said: Another song frequently requested by Crosby.

13."London Calling"-The Clash (Originally 143)

What was said: Perhaps the boys like this so much because I like to randomly chase them through the house and try to mosh with them while playing Minor Threat.

12. "I Want You Back"-Jackson 5 (Originally 104)

What was said: This one's for Baby Groot.

11. "Stayin' Alive"-Bee Gees (Originally 99)

10. "Wonderwall"-Oasis (Originally 95)

9. "Fast Car"-Tracy Chapman (Originally 71)

What was said: One of their mom's favorite songs, so the boys give all the respect to Ms. Chapman and Luke Combs can kick rocks.


8. "September"-Earth, Wind, and Fire (Originally 65)

7. "Blitzkrieg Bop"-Ramones (Originally 64)

6. "The Message"-Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5 (Originally 59)

What was said: They just really like to say a line from Hamilton instead of singing this actual song, but that's enough for them to love it.



5. "B.O.B.-Outkast (Originally 39)

4. "Tutti Frutti"-Little Richard (Originally 35)

3. "Born to Run"-Bruce Springsteen (Originally 27)

What was said: Just try and name a better saxophone solo.


2. "Hey Ya"-Outkast (Originally 10)

1. "Strawberry Fields Forever"-The Beatles (Originally 7)

What was said: I'm a bit surprised Crosby actually let this one get through. Apparently, Max found the record with this song on it and kept setting the needle back to play it again. Personally, my favorite Beatles song is either "Hello, Goodbye" or "Hey Jude".


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Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs Pool Boys Redux: Top 25 Songs of All-Time According to 3 Boys and a Magazine

 500-101   100-75 74-26 At this point in our journey, we have found all songs left to be certified bangers. Because of this, Rolling Stones...