been voted as having the worst lyrics ever in polls by the BBC, The Independent, and the Herald Sun: "I don't want to see a ghost/It's the sight that I fear most/I'd rather have a piece of toast/Watch the evening news." "Nookie", Limp Bizkit (1999) "Nookie" was listed at number 1 in Buzzfeed's list of the 30 worst songs ever written. Buzzfeed contributor Ryan Broderick said that "It should be against the law to be Fred Durst." "Thong Song", Sisqó (2000) "Thong Song" placed first in a St. Paul Pioneer Press reader poll to determine the worst song in history. It has also been labelled as sexist. "The Christmas Shoes", NewSong (2000) The song has appeared on various "worst Christmas song" lists. It was named "The Worst Christmas Song Ever" in 2011 by Gawker.com following a survey of commenter votes. "Who Let the Dogs Out?", Baha Men (2000) The song ranked atop Spinner's "Top 20 Worst Songs Ever". "The Cheeky Song (Touch My Bum)", The Cheeky Girls (2002) The song was voted the no. 1 "worst pop record" by Channel 4 viewers in a poll broadcast in January 2004. "Big Yellow Taxi", Counting Crows featuring Vanessa Carlton (2003) A cover of the 1970 Joni Mitchell song, "Big Yellow Taxi" was featured in the film Two Weeks Notice. The Village Voice named this cover the worst song of the 2000s. NME also included it on its list of the worst songs of the 2000s and Ultimate Classic Rock highlighted the song in its Terrible Classic Rock Covers series. The Village Voice's scathing review of the cover is archived and displayed on Joni Mitchell's website. "You're Beautiful", James Blunt (2005) "You're Beautiful" was voted by music fans as the most irritating track ever recorded in a OnePoll survey. Spike writer D. Sussman called it "the worst song in the history of mankind", and Gigwise editors placed it first in "The 20 Worst Love Songs of All Time". It also ranked first in Heavy.com's recounting of the worst tracks of the 2000s. In 2014, Blunt issued a public apology for the record, blaming its ubiquity on the record company's promotion techniques. "My Humps", the Black Eyed Peas (2005) According to Robert Christgau of The Village Voice in 2006, "a Black Eyed Peas sex trifle some consider the worst record of all time". Oakland Tribune music columnist Oliver Wang reported that the track is