Give me your best 3 song playlist for waking up my teenager for school.
School has started and my teen refuses to use an alarm, leaving me to do the wakeup myself. As thr door is locked, I cannot gently awaken them. So, I decided music was great and chose the following 3 songs (played in this order and the reaction):
- Viva La Vida - Coldplay
- [quiet groans from inside, no movement]
- Baby Shark
- [whimpers and the sound of pillows shuffling]
- Welcome to the Jungle - Guns & Roses
- [door flew open, I was forced to flee]
So three songs seems to be the sweet spot. I'd like to keep it fresh and change daily so they can't adapt. Please give me your 3-song playlist so I can continue to psychologically torture wake my child for school every day.
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WAKE UP^wake^ ^up^
Grab a bush and put a little makeup
Chop Suey! - System of a Down
I love SoaD so much :D I was looking for this comment
What's New Pussycat 7 times, followed by It's Not Unusual, then more of the first.
Same shit as always
I thought that was to have the best lunch you've ever had.
Nyan cat 24 hour loop
YOUR NEW MORNING ALARM
This is actually my alarm sound
"Get the fuck outta bed bitch go!"
Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
Mr Blue Sky - ELO
X Gon Give It to Ya - DMX
Turn Down for What - Like Jihn
Pound the Alarm - Nicki Minaj
Everybody - Backstreet Boys
Wannabe - Spice Girls
Cha Cha Cha - Kaarija
Paloma Rumba - Simon
X Gon Give It To Ya is brilliant, changing my alarms rn
Cha cha cha is a fucking banger and the best thing to come out of Eurovision since Epic Sax Guy.
Pick three three of their favorite songs and start singing terribly. I’m talking off-key, purposely wrong lyrics. As loud as you can.
Even better if you can improv the lyrics to customize it just for them.
If they wish to preserve the sanctity of their media they’ll wake up sooner rather than later.
no. just their favorite songs in general.
I once had the briht idea of using my favorite songs as my alarm sound.
It just lead to me absolutely hating the songs, because my brain associated them with waking up
Can also mix it up and play those songs on one of those recorders they teach you to play in elementary school.
Either What's New Pussycat is longer than I remember…
Rawr.
Wham! — Wake Me Up
TMBG — Wake Up Call
Bullfrog ft. Kid Koala — Music for More Morning People
(I used to use Hokus Pick's "I'm So Happy" but it just hits different under the current presidential administration)
Not gonna cap it off with Wake Up by RAtM?
My grandmother would regularly play mariachi music at way too early hours of Saturday as she was cleaning because she liked it. I learned to wake up before the crack of dawn on those days so I could be out of the house in time to avoid it.
Anyways, spice it up with things like yodelling, bagpipes, any cultural music with extremely high pitched instruments or vocals, and particularly emotional songs from popular musicals. And maybe throw in a soundtrack of metal pots falling down the stairs or glass crashing in between songs, just to keep them on their toes.
I had a roommate who would play "Burning Down the House" by Talking Heads every morning at top volume.
It starts slow and quiet, then the drums kick in hard, launching you out of bed. By the end of the song we'd be pogo-dancing around the apartment.
Wake Up – Rage Against The Machine https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=gFNPzbWROFc
Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner
Elephant Talk by King Crimson
Hocus Pocus by Focus
in the hall of the mountain king would be a great addition to this list.
Especially if you sing/scream along at the top of your lungs for the last one. I'm actually not even sure it's possible not to.
You need the live performance of Focus by Hocus Pocus from whatever TV show that was. They play it sped up and the song is just extra bananas that way. What a tune.
I was also going to say Hocus Pocus (there's pizza on your) Focus
Underrated list
Might I suggest: Who Let the Dogs Out followed by Around the World and lastly The Final Countdown.
The trick is to pick something and sing it yourself. Preferably some old traditional song.
Tuvan throat singing
Excellent idea.
I would stay in bed all day to listen
When I was a teenager who had to get up for school my mother would do this and I had to tell her to stop because I started to genuinely loathe her singing, whatever noise gets picked for an alarm you're getting conditioned to have a negative reaction to
All Star - Smash Mouth (Kid's Bop version)
The Pokérap
DK Rap
Cbat - Hudson Hawke
Gangnam Style - Psy
Burning Down the House - Tom Jones/The Cardigans
Start off confusing them with a cacophony of sound, followed by high energy, into Tom Jones shouting. Should be pretty hard to sleep through all of that
Had no idea there was a Tom Jones cover of Burning Down the House.
In return, here's a David Byrne cover of Crystal Water's Gypsy Woman.
Neither really capture the original, but they're interesting.
I was playing video games with a friend while listening to music and said out loud "is this a Tom Jones cover of Burning Down the House?" and her immediate impression of the song was dead on even though she'd never heard it before
Cbat is evil
I think you're going about this the wrong way, You won't have wake them up if they can never fall asleep listening to every song here all night. Tell them you'll only turn it of if they set their own alarm.
Right now you're training them that the obnoxious music will be their alarm.
Also, if your kid has an android I love the alarm app called AMDroid. It is super customizable, (who knew an alarm could have so many options). It can set to do things like send a notification after a few minutes "are you awake?", if you don't respond the alarm goes again. You can set various math or word challenges to stop the alarm, you can make it only turn of if you're close enough to the router, or at a certain light level, and so on.
Also do you have a way to unlock the door? Not from a privacy breaching point, you shouldn't do that, but as a you just heard bloody murder and need to get in (or you don't get any response from them). Don't let a locked door be a 5 minute difference you'll regret.
I've been using this for years and it's so great
Stress by Justice, at extremely high volume.
Shouldn't even need anything else. The stress the song gives should be enough to cause someone to vacate the premises.
And then you can hit them with Angst by Nero. And if you want you can hit them with the OG Night on Bald Mountain by Mussorgsky. And as an Easter egg, we can hit them with Haunted Chase from the DKCountry 2 soundtrack.
The main theme from the Lion King
The 1812 overture. If that's too long, just focus on the section with the cannons.
Crazy frog
The macarena (I was struggling to think of a third song, but I would hope the first two would do the job)
I prefer The 1712 Overture, personally
Liquid Tension Experiment - Paradigm Shift
Dimmu Borgir - Puritania
Devin Townsend - Kingdom
Honorable mention: The darkest and most evil song ever made. Satan himself couldn't conjure a more effective earworm.
make your own song entirely out of gen alpha memes and slang that you don't even understand and make it as wrong as possible
Marc rebillet good morning wake up
Link to it https://youtu.be/enYdAxVcNZA
Marc rebilletTom Cardy - have you checked your buttholeWake up bitch, get up
https://youtu.be/Tz2tD8Hzb7o
As a live cover. With the robe.
Link to Marc's video instead of a repost https://youtu.be/enYdAxVcNZA
There's a YouTube channel called " The Guy Who Sings Your Name Over and Over "
See if he has a song with your kid's name.
If they're not enough for your child to choose an alarm instead, I don't know what is.
Beats Antique - Revival
Rasputina - Transylvanian Concubine
Aphex Twin - Nannou
AC/DC — “Thunderstruck” or “For Those About to Rock”
And—please don’t hate me for this, everybody—that horrible Kars for Kids jingle. Play it on something he has to physically get out of bed to shut off.
Raffi - Banana Phone
Theme from Mr. Ed
Eifel 65 - Blue
Teddy Brown - Dance of Raindrops
Paul McCartney - Wondeful Christmastime
Seconding Banana Phone
Also, Schfifty five
When I struggled to get up in my late teens and early twenties, I used a submarine dive horn as an alarm. That worked well, but my roommates were not a fan.
Edit: This is a fun post and I kinda ignored the game, my bad!
I use Fleet Foxes' Sun Giant as an alarm, the deep inhale in the beginning gets me up instantly then the soft music is comforting as I stir awake. But might not be as useful for a teen who can't wake up.
Streetlight Manifesto's Everything Went Numb starts with horns and quickly gets upbeat and fast, great track that seems hard to sleep through.
Moxy Fruvus' King of Spain has a good mix of upbeat, percussive vocals and a slightly embarassing Weird Al/comedy acapella vibes that might make it insufferable to sleep through.
I could easily see Blue Swede's Hooked on a Feeling becoming a dreaded familiar wake up call. Ooga Chaka Ooga Ooga Ooga Chaka Ooga Ooga Ooga Chaka...
Maybe set up a subwoofer under their bed and hit em with something like Aquagen's Ihr Seid so Leise.
Meshuggah - bleed, Marc rebillet morning alarm , Miley Cyrus - party in the USA
GTF out of bed B go
Came to make sure this was posted. Has gotten me out of bed for the last 3 years.
Firestarter by The Prodigy
Wipe Out by The Surfaris
Mars from Holst's Planet's Suite
Starting with Them Bones is key
Chop suey
Alternatively
Your new morning alarm by Mark Rebillet
The Humpty Dance - Digital Underground
Twist - Korn
Everybody (Backstreet's Back) - The Backstreet Boys
Twist is such a jam, great choice.
It's opinionated, but anyway here's my list lol
Toots & the Maytals - Broadway Jungle then The Toasters - I'm Running Right Through The World and finally Reel Big Fish - She Has a Girlfriend Now
Your teenager will feel like new
When I went to band camp, they'd wake us up by setting up giant speakers in the dorm halls and playing Eye of the Tiger or Convoy
Bodies - Drowning Pool
It gives nice quiet and loud so that it isn't easy to tune out
Wake up song improvised by Marc Rebillet Good morning sunshine by the narcissist cookbook Happy morning - The song from the folgers coffee ad
Aphex Twin - Rhubarb (#3 on Selected Ambient Works Volume II)
Tycho - Awake
Ray Parker Jr - Ghostbusters
Gentle come-up, gentle rhythm introduction, followed by unresistable urge to dance
it has 1 song: paradigm shift by liquid tension experiment
https://youtu.be/Vi2IQNs8hlE?is=dNjKIzntyy-X7wHx
Just start playing Pantera's Cowboys From Hell album from the beginning and I guarantee he'll get up. If you want to spice it up just start it on a different song each morning.
this is how metalheads are born.
Cranked as loud as the stereo will go:
If necessary, find covers by the easiest of easy listening orchestras. If you want to have one album rather than individual songs, make it a Christmas album. I would recommend Loretta Lynn’s Country Christmas.
The Barney the Dinosaur song, "I Love You," on repeat, has been proven to be effective psychological warfare by the US Military.
Also just because it has a beat, and will confuse them, All Paladins Are Bastards
There is always The Most Unwanted Song:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-gPuH1yeZ08
Warning: Very long, contains bad music that includes an opera singer rapping about cowboys and children singing holiday commercials.
I actually own this on CD.
1: Good Morning Vietnam monologue. 2: Whatever march music you find appropriate. I'd recommend the March of the Red Cavalry. 3: Dead Kennedys: Kill The Poor.
What about Hell March from Red Alert 2?
When I struggled to get up in my late teens and early twenties, I used a submarine dive horn as an alarm. That worked well, but my roommates were not a fan.
Viande by Igorrr of course
Primus - My Name Is Mud
Tom Waits - Starving In The Belly Of A Whale
The Flaming Lips - Kim's Watermelon Gun
*Playlist may be inappropriate for some teenagers?
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta
Get very bright smart bulbs. Set them to standard brightness all the time and then blastthe fucker come alarm time.
Why three when one will do?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0U2zJOryHKQ
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
Walking on Sunshine
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
Life is a Highway
You get it.
Fanfare for the common man- Aaron Copeland
Coffee mug -the descendants
Tubthumping - chumbawamba
Good morning sunshine by the narcissist cookbook
Rosetta Stoned - Tool
Hammer Smashed Face - Cannibal Corpse
Flirtin' With Disaster - Molly Hatchet
I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred
Guten Morgen Sonnenschein
System of a down - chop suey
I'm Germany we use "guten morgen" by nana mouskouri https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vshg-hNUEjo
Start with
Nuco - Fairest of the seasons
And just as it sets in beautifully... peaceful... you immediately play
System of a down - jet pilot
And round it all out with
Crazy Frog - Axel F
Also, lobby your kid's school for later start times. Kids need that sleep.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2yptujSQMY
(Yeah, it's only one song, but play it loud enough and hopefully you'll only need the one song.)
Wake up - Korn
Psychosocial-Slipknot Coming Undone-Korn The Devil in I-Slipknot
Man, I would wake up in a great mood
All Star - Smash Mouth
Hey now.
Come to daddy - Aphex twin Godhood - Humanity's last breath Bleed - Meshuggah
I remember the first time I heard Come to Daddy was on cky2k, and the ong blew me away. At that time I'm listening to basically pop punk, and then this song knocks my socks off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vshg-hNUEjo
Nana mouskouri’s Guten Morgen Sonnenschein. This one on repeat was always used to wake us up with weekends away with our association.
Flamman & Abraxas - Good To Go
Mortician - Procreation (of the wicked)
Beck - Wow
John Sykes - Cautionary Warning
really anything from Sykes would be good to wake up to.
Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich - Hold Tight!
Harry Nilsson - Gotta Get Up
Modest Mouse - Float On
The Strokes - 12:51
Stone Temple Pilots - Plush
Bush - Machinehead
The Prodigy - Breathe
Chumbawamba - Tubthumping
Los Del Rio - Macarena
My dad loves Harry Nilsson and this was his go-to vinyl to get me up when I was a lazy teenager. I now inflict it on my children.
Burning heart - Survivor
Eye of the tiger - Survivor
No need for third
Current value - Tremor
Sabbath - Mob Rules
(Starts off tinkly)
--///--
Sepultura - Arise
Entombment of a Machine, job for a cowboy
https://youtu.be/nOJHbpijw3o
That'll wake em up for sure...
You only need one song at loud volume. Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music, Pt 3. They'll be up and out in less than 30 seconds.
This is my wake-up playlist
Killing in the name of - Rage Against the MachineBeen suggested before. Instead, try this:
2Cellos - The Trooper
Fuel - Metallica
Carraspana - Peste e Sida
The last one is from a portuguese punk band. The way the singer opens the song never fails to open a couple of eyes.
Then finish them off with:
Melvins - Night Goat
If theyre not up by the first wail they will be once hes done.
Runner up would be A History of Bad Men since that starts with "WAKE UP you never looked so glum"
Elvis Costello Welcome to the Working Week
Pink Floyd Another brick in the wall
Evanescence Bring me to life
A dance version:
Belle and Sebastian The Party Line
Scissor Sisters I don't feel like dancing
Wham! Wake me up before you go go
ETA, if you are desperate, use the song the Feds did to try to drive the cultists out at Waco TX:
Achey Breaky Heart
Achey Breaky Heart
Achey Breaky Heart
My favorite song to gently wake up is Hammock, Ten Thousand Years Won't Save Your Life - but the reason it's so good is because it is good to hear while I am sleeping, so not a good alarm. But so nice to hear while laying in bed.
Mue by Koki Nakano, something beautiful and strange incase they are actually sleeping.
Lift me up by Moby, time to rise and shine!
Anything (for example Yellow Silk Buddha) by Incapacitants to scare them out of their room.
Cum on Feel the Noize - Slade
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78ezU7x3jfE
What what in the butt - Samwell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbGkxcY7YFU
my bet is they be up by the time #3 is on.
I've been everywhere man - The Beggars (Aussie edition)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20oqyMVbss0
“Teenager” is a fairly broad spectrum of age; there’s a big difference between 13 & 17. You should pick something geared toward his approximate point of psycho-intellectual development. I personally would suggest tinnitus sounds, the kind of droning bass that literally makes the house shake, or an earrape version of “Reveille” accompanied by you banging on something metal, like Sgt. Hartman from Full Metal Jacket.
-A 20-something college student who can barely get out of bed in the morning himself.
JVB - security
Beastie Boys - no sleep till Brooklyn
HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA
Metallica - For Whom the Bell Tolls
One - creed
Detachable penis - king missle
Everybody shooters too - 42 dugg
Hear me out. We start low and slow with:
Rainbow Brite - Brand New Day
Not too loud. Just enough on the annoying side.
No? Well, let's get the point across with:
Evanescense - Bring Me to Life
We've been pretty nice so far and no joy, huh? You asked for it, the worst(best) song in this kit:
This Diabolical Mashup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aoe1Wz5g9Nc
LOL, one of the Youtube comments:
Hahaha I saw that. Compared to some other stuff (I haven't heard a lot) it does sound like an actual song haha. Maybe I'll check out that album.
Anyone who can sleep through Bassnectar - Raw Charles deserves some kind of award.
First movement of George Crumb’s Black Angels.
Common Bitch by Ween
Anything by The Hu
Reveille, the morning bugle call
Walking on broken glass by Annie Lennox.
https://washedout.bandcamp.com/track/waking-up
https://dubmood.bandcamp.com/track/and-off-they-rode-the-whole-colorful-troupe
https://igorrr.bandcamp.com/track/opus-brain
It gets less accommodating the more they don't get up !!
I'll show some love for Igorrr, good shit.
Honestly Opus Brain could be the whole wakeup track. If they're not out of bed by 2:00 call a doctor.
1: Angelspit - Krankhaus - Vena Cava
2: Blind Guardian - A Night at the Opera - Waiting for an Answer
3: Mick Gordon - Doom 2016 Soundtrack - Damnation
Don't go easy on the volume. If they still don't come out after that, they had a heart attack.
Dragostei Din Tae
Jump in my car by David hasselhoff
Hey Ya by Outlast
One of these is not like the others
Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull
Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
LaGrange - ZZ Top
...or you could just go all billy gibbons...
desert high -> spanish fly -> sal y pimiento
That would work ;) I picked Locomotive Breath because of the slow, gentle build up to an explosion... perfect way to start the day
Let's Wake The Neighbors - Whitest Kids U Know
https://.youtube.com/watch?v=hsn63yAzP6E
That song was in my head all morning...
Frankentek - Is Too Soft
no 2nd or 3rd song needed :3
Smile
You Suffer by Napalm Death. It’s 1.6 seconds long, but played at max volume, it would wake the dead.
I see you and raise you nasenbluten's "rotterdam takes it up the arse"
For a particularly brutal morning :
Strapping young lad : underneath the waves
Dillinger escape plan : sunshine the werewolf
And Levan's polka so it gets stuck in their head for the whole day
<3
Sunshine the Werewolf is such a jam, probably my favorite of theirs, really as it all.
The Pipkins - Gimme Dat Ding
Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire
The Presidents of the United States of America - Lump
Cradle of Filth - Her Ghost in the Fog
Rebecca Black - Friday
System of a Down - Bounce
Might i suggest a better alternative
AC/VC by Neil Cicierega
Wake up Jeff - The Wiggles
I had a room mate once who had the john cena tune as his alarm and every day he would sleep through it for at least an hour.
Wake Up by Suicide Silence used to be my wake up song, give that one a go
Wu-Tang Clan - Method Man
Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill
Metallica - Battery
i went through several ways to get up on my own through that age, hated everything, and anything i liked i would eventually hate also, lyrics, beats, voices would become ear worms. Long story short, Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven has been holding up awesome going on a few decades. YMMV
Sean Schafianski - Locke
The song works great for waking up because it starts strong and has a very heroic sound.
Anything extratone https://youtu.be/8RAYlykjQrw?t=83
The heavy metal alarm clock: Meshuggah - Future Breed Machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP9412LFP0o
Pipecore
look for seal sounds on spotify
May I suggest Igorrr "Spaghetti Forever" At first glance it's sweet and calm but then it becomes pure insanity.
I like tull so to cry you a song, minstrel in the gallery, and then high born hunting girl.
You Give Love a Bad Name. Very loud.
I had 'Thunderbirds Are Coming Out' by TISM as my alarm for a few years. Those opening horns certainly get the blood pumping.
I always thought the Fireburg village music from Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest would make a good alarm. I've been considering using it myself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_Zq95YQGnY
This one
Catch Fire - Jenix
When I Get Free - Tupac
Goin' Crazy - D12
These were/are the songs I use for my alarms at least and they do the trick. Idk if it will work well on someone who doesn't like hip hop though
I know you said three songs but Ghost Love Score by Nightwish is 10 minutes long and is basically 3 songs in one
Nitro Fun - New Game
Madeon - Pop Culture
Nitro Fun - Cheat Codes
Here Comes the War - New Model Army
One Step Closer - Linkin Park
Baby Shark (10 Hours) - some random maniac on the interwebs
Mr Brightside by The Killers
The Distance by Cake
Higher by Creed
https://youtu.be/JgffRW1fKDk
Ready to Go- Republica
Psyopus - pig keepers daughter
Meth witch - burn victim
Archspire - golden mouth of ruin
Superchicken
Tachikomas singing
Go Go Cactus Man
Wake me up when september ends
Holding out for a hero or pink pony club. The door will kick open as they come out singing
2 Live Crew - Shake that ass bitch
Papa Smurf Can I Lick Your Ass
If he's not awake by then, give up.
Do what my grandpa did when he wanted to wake me up. He'd throw a bucket of water on me.
This was fun! My suggestions are either themed around sleep or waking, and some are simply weird or discordant. All should be suitable for teenagers. Mostly older stuff that should jangle their brain a bit.
Something classical: Flight of the Bumblebee
A country earworm: Is this the way to Amarillo? by Tony Christie
Disco nonsense: Shake shake shake shake your booty by KC and the Sunshine Band
Punk chaos: 10% Weird by The Meanies
Thumping house: 74 is the new 24 by Giorgio Moroder
Japanese blues: Akita Ondo by George & Noriko
80s hard rock: All Fired Up by Fastway
Bluey's Dad used to be the lead singer in an indie guitar band: Apartment by Custard
RnB: Back to Life by Soul II Soul
80s pop: Beat It by Michael Jackson
Rap: Body Movin by the Beastie Boys
Something French: Ca Plane Pour Moi by Plastic Bertrand
80s metal: Come and Get It by Judas Priest
Scare them awake with some industrial noise: Come to Daddy by Aphex Twin
80s synth pop: Dreaming Of Me by Depeche Mode
Indie: Dreams by Beck
Reggae: Get Up Stand Up by Bob Marley and the Wailers
Naughties pop: Wake Up by Arandhna
Brain Body by Acid Dad
My entire senior year i had a cd player alarm clock that played reel big fish's cover of "take on me" every morning at 6am after not getting any sleep the night before. It definitely got me up and going.
Substance by Haste the Day.
This used to be my alarm clock, the abrupt opening is very jarring, in a good way for waking up.
Hide a BT speaker on a shelve or something high up.
Then blast the everliving volume of any song out of it :)
If you want to wake them up, anything you can play with a bugle.
Anything by the Shaggs, it's possibly the worst music ever published and he'll probably jump out of bed to turn it off:
https://youtu.be/XR9d4ESlpHY
Just two:
Take five – Panzerballet
@@@@@ – Arca
Helix Nebula by Anamanaguchi
If you really want to startle them awake:
Wannabe - Spice Girls has an abrupt start. Someone woke me up that way when I was young and I hated it.
My dad would always fall back on:
https://youtu.be/It7MrzMzMQ8
Edit: I missed the "gentle" part of the ask. My bad.
Let the bodies hit the floor by drowning pool
This meme remix of a forum post asking for help identifying a song is just fun and annoying
Any of the "toad sings" are also fun ones.
Chord Organ Blues - Daniel Johnston
Sound of Da Police - KRS-One
Frank - Bongwater
Originally I was thinking I've Got Drugs by The Frogs to open, but it may not be suitable for your teenager.
https://youtu.be/PS2mCuX1zeM
https://youtu.be/9ZrAYxWPN6c
https://youtu.be/MwhzJfNCSdE
Song one: TAKE THE LOCK OFF THIER DOOR If they don’t like that song, you can play side B of that album which is TAKE THE DOOR OFF THE HINGES
Song two: MAKE THEM USE AN ALARM
Song three: IF THEY DON’T USE THIER ALARM, BELLOWING AS LOUD AS YOU CAN IN THIER EAR WORKS GREAT
We're going to need links for those. All seem great head bangers but, come on, throw the rest of us mortals a bone.
Go look up the album called, parenting your teenager.
When my kid became a teenager creature, I learned a lot from that album.
I've been one and have two under my wings right now.
If the message of the lyrics is anything close to what I can intuit from the song titles, that is wasted listening time.
Of course it will be if you, like the OP can’t make your kid use a fucking alarm clock.
The first song must be a joke and of poor taste. Can't imagine the notion of someone not understanding why locks exist and when is it correct to use them. Perhaps it's a message on what lack of respect broods between people. The B side must be the follow up; sadly, it only digs the hole deeper.
Is this about forced compliance? Because it sounds awfully like it. People tend to subscribe to ideas and concepts voluntarily when they recognize themselves on it. I'm going to risk this is just a waste of recording time.
This is obviously the follow up of the previous. Whoever wrote these titles must be a jewel of a human being. And a music genius. Unfortunately, it's the wrong tune for the day. It's easier to get a captive audience by building rapport with them instead of just producing noise.
/gleet
Please go get some antibiotics. Take care of yourself. And listen to new music; that playlist is complete garbage.
The only song I'm playing for a teenager who can't get themselves up on time in my house is the theme song to being grounded. At this age they are perfectly capable of accepting responsibility for getting up on time.
You're not wrong, but you are missing out on the fun of making a playlist.
Alternatively: bring them to the doctor or schedule a sleep study to figure out what's going on.
I don't understand how parents can fail their children so consistently. It takes so little empathy and reason to see someone struggling and ask "how can I help them achieve the best outcome" instead of "how can I immediately force the outcome I want". Especially for a loved one!
I can only imagine such parents are so self-absorbed that their empathy and reason were sucked up into their own assholes at some point along with the rest of their humanity and then shit out their mouths during an inevitably bloviated, assinine, masturbatory tirade.