1992
Country: He’s got Texas-sized promises and a cowboy’s code — and he’s sealing it with an oath you can’t break.
Hint: Pinky promises are for kids… this one’s sealed with something sacred.
I Cross My Heart by George Strait
Country: No time for small talk — she’s skipping the awkward phase and going straight for the smooch.
Hint: Less talkin’, more locking lips — that’s the mood here.
Shut Up and Kiss Me by Mary Carpenter
Country: Slow and steady from the cowboy king — love isn’t a race, it’s a two-step.
Hint: He’s winning her back... night by slow-burning night.
One Night at a Time by George Strait
Country: He’s mad, proud, and wearing boots — and he’s not sending a greeting card.
Hint: Post-9/11 patriotism with a side of attitude and a boot in… well, you know.
Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American) by Toby Keith
Country: Work can wait. Margaritas can’t.
Hint: Clock out mentally — it’s happy hour in spirit, if not location.
It's Five O'Clock Somewhere by Alan Jackson
Pop: "That moment you can't forget — dusty pyramids, golden love, and a beat that brings the past back to life. Can you dig it?" Hint: Think ancient Egypt meets '90s R&B royalty — and he once moonwalked into your heart.
Remember the Time by Michael Jackson
Pop: Even lions fall in love under the stars — and Sir Elton turned it into a tearjerker.
Hint: Disney meets romance in a nighttime serenade that tugs at every heartstring.
Can You Feel the Love Tonight by Elton John
Pop: "They’re suited, booted, and here to groove — erasing memories and dropping beats from another galaxy."Hint: Think shades, aliens, and a blockbuster bop that made Will Smith the coolest agent on Earth.
Men In Black by Will Smith
Pop: He was punk, she was prep — can I make it any more obvious?
Hint: Love missed its cue, but the chorus never gets old.
Sk8er Boi by Avril Lavigne
Pop: One breath from her and the car alarms go off.
Hint: She’s not just in love — she’s in command. And you’ll feel it in the horns.
Crazy In Love By Beyoncé
Rap: An ode to curves that broke the mold — and maybe your Walkman speakers.
Hint: He likes ‘em loud, proud, and impossible to miss. No lies detected.
Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-Lot
Rap: He’s not faithful, so she’s got her own secret hotline. No shame, just silky revenge.
Hint: If he’s gonna stray, she’s gonna sway… in her own direction.
Creep by TLC
Rap: She flipped the game with a trash bag and a beat from the future.
Hint: You can’t stand the rain? Good. She’s here to change the forecast.
The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) by Missy Elliot
Rap: Guess who’s back to cause lyrical chaos and stir up lawsuits?
Hint: The world’s been too quiet without his alter ego — until now.
Without Me by Eminem
Rap: Bottle full of bub, birthday every day — go shawty.
Hint: When the beat hits, you already know whose party it is.
In Da Club by 50 Cent
Rock: "When life feels like a long sigh and traffic won’t move — this one’s your emotional pit stop."Hint:
A '90s anthem reminding us all to hold on... because pain isn’t exclusive.
Everybody Hurts by R.E.M.
Rock: "This isn’t your typical brain-muncher — it's a haunting protest wrapped in grunge gold. What's in your heeeaaad?"Hint: Not about the undead, but about unrest. An Irish voice that cuts deep with a growl.
Zombie by The Cranberries
Rock: Love never felt so loud — or so beautifully distorted.
Hint: When time slows and the guitar swells, it’s probably that one.
Everlong by Foo Fighters
Rock: It starts like a love letter… then spirals into a funk-rock fever dream.
Hint: One moment it's gentle, next thing you know you’re dancing to madness.
By The Way by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rock: Marching into battle with only a bassy guitar riff and vintage drums.
Hint: You’ve hummed this at least once in a stadium without even knowing it.
Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes
Song of the Year: They wore their clothes backward but made the crowd bounce forward.
Hint: These kids didn’t walk — they leapt, and they made you do it too.
Jump by Kris Kross
Song of the Year: He means it with everything — the moon, the stars, and probably a key change.
Hint: A vow so dramatic it should come with rose petals and fireworks.
I Swear by All-4-One
Song of the Year: It’s not just a glance — it’s a full-on, heart-melting stare.
Hint: Love at first sight, with the kind of piano you can cry to.
Something About The Way You Look Tonight by Elton John
Song of the Year: Mom’s spaghetti, one shot, don’t blow it.
Hint: If the beat drops and your palms aren’t sweaty, you’re not listening hard enough.
Lose Yourself by Eminem
Song of the Year: He likes the way she do that… just not over there — it’s over thurr.
Hint: Grammar optional. Bounce guaranteed.
Right Thurr by Chingy