And soo, What's popping everybody? Hello and welcome popcorn culture my name is Ben Carlin and I am your

host here with me today as my brother Jay who will be in every episode.

That's me Ben, renowned music expert Jay Carlin over here.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

I'm on the pop with you.

I've already been throwing off. In what way how and when did you become...

Not at all. Just not at all. No. If you're a long time listener of the pop you'll of course know that

Ben and I are just the worst at music. It's really not our forte. No it's not. Yeah. Sometimes that's like one of those

areas where it's like did like all of our interest in like movies or fandoms or whatever did it just like completely

squish out. I know it was like we don't have room for music I'm afraid.

Yeah, nope, sorry, you used up that whole closet. Right, like you can hear it, you can be familiar with it,

but like familiar in a way that like you've heard it and that's about it

that's about the end of the line right there so I brought it up for I'm bringing this

up because so last week maybe I think it was last week we were in the office

trying to like just sort of postulate what was like the

quote-unquote best or like most iconic song of all time do you remember this I

do yeah so the the songs that I feel like immediately kind of popped into our mind were, you know, like hits from the Beatles. Yeah, of course you have to think like there's like probably yeah the Beatles are in there or like Michael Jackson or like

Bohemian Rhapsody and it's like if you look it up of course it's impossible to I think the word iconic is like a

great word because if you say like most famous or like most played it's like

those are like a little more like subjective and stuff yeah no definitely

things it's always gonna be subjective no matter what, but like I found a

list of a guy who had gone through and tried to figure out this exact

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