SYSK Selects: What Makes a One-hit Wonder?

Stuff You Should Know

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Society & Culture

4.5 • 82.8K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

The term "one-hit wonder" gets thrown around a lot, and - yes - you probably are using it correctly, but Chuck Bryant went to the trouble to really define what makes a one-hit wonder in the article this classic episode is based on. Join him and Josh as they get to the bottom of this disparaging term.

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0:35.2	Hey, everybody, Chuck here, and it's Saturday,
0:37.7	and that means that I am hungover.
0:39.4	I'm just kidding.
0:40.4	I feel like a fresh daisy.
0:42.3	And right now, I'm going to listen to this one again,
0:44.5	and I think you should too.
0:45.9	The stuff you should know select this week
0:47.3	is called What Makes a One Hit Wonder?
0:49.7	Super, super cool stuff about pop culture and music
0:52.4	from March 2013.
1:01.9	Enjoy. Music. super super cool stuff about pop culture and music from March 2013 enjoy welcome to stuff you should know a production of iHeartRadio's How Stuff Works hey and welcome to the podcast.
1:13.4	I'm Josh Clark.
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