The Worst Songs of 2020

With a concept used in 2019, this is the longest video of all Worst Songs' series, also it has the highest amount of the songs (discounting ties used in 2012, 2013 and 2014). Buckley added 12 joke awards with 3 songs being labelled as the absolute worst. Also, unlike in 2019, Buckley included Honourable mentions.
12. Katy Perry - "Daisies" (got the "Madonna award for worst perfoming new music of 2020"; for unsuccessfully trying to resurrect her career after her decline in 2017 by making the music similar like in her "One of the Boys", "Teenage Dream" and "Prism" eras, resulting in failing to make any success in the charts)
11. Jack Harlow - "What's Poppin" (got the "Asher Roth award for the most unnecessary performance by a white rapper of 2020"; for being another newcomer rapper that raps about sex, money and drugs and for using cartoon character reference, also for his name sounding so boring)
10. Florida Georgia Line - "I Love My Country" (got the "Florida Georgia Line award for the most pandering song of 2020"; for expressing fake patriotism by singing how the only do nothing but hunting, fishing and drinking beer)
9. Demi Lovato - "Commander In Chief" (got the "Neal McCoy award for the worst political song of 2020"; for releasing a protest song with generic lyrics only less than a month before the 2020 USA presidental election)
8. Poppy - "All The Things She Said" (got the "Alan Jackson award for the most tone-deaf cover of 2020"; for it's cover sounding exactly like the original 2002 t. A. T. u. version, also for releasing it during the Pride month)
7. Powfu ft. Beabadoobee - "Death Bed (Coffee for Your Head)" (got the "Depeche Mode award for the biggest guilty-pleasure song of 2020"; for having lyrics about the man dying and Beabadoobee having annoying voice, also using vocal sample over the lyrics)
6. Lil Mosey - "Blueberry Faggo" (got the "Hurricane Chris award for the worst song title of 2020"; another newcomer rap song talking about wealth, drugs and money, and for giving strange song titles with running out of ideas to sell)
5. Doja Cat - "Say So" (got the "Chainsmokers award for successfully going from meme status to having a real career of 2020"; for using a reference to her successful debut single "Mooo!" without having any success with any other songs until "Say So", for it's producer of the song Dr. Luke being credited under the fake name because of Kesha lawsuits, for this song being another pop throwback and for Doja Cat's vocals being heavily processed)
4. Cardi B ft Meghan Thee Stallion - "WAP" (got the "Ying Yang Twins award for most pointless radio edit of 2020"; Buckley did a Musical Autopsy for this song; for its censored lyrics being much worse than the explicit version; Buckley also mentioned that this song would not be a contender for this list if this song was released as a some kind of comedy)
3. Katy Perry - "Smile" (got the "Lil Nas X award for short songs that still aren't short enough of 2020"; for being extremely repetitive with the chorus being repeated through the half of the song while only about 38 seconds of the song is the verses, also lyrics being inappropriate for the pandemic situation)
2. Drake - "Toosie Slide" (got the "Rae Sremmurd award for most manufactured hit of 2020"; for Drake trying to make this song viral on TikTok in order to reach number 1 on the charts and for having lyrics referencing to Drake's "Started From the Bottom")
1. 6ix9ine & Nicki Minaj - "Trollz" (got the "Gary Glitter award for the artist that somehow still gets their music played of 2020"; for 6ix9ine sounding like he speaks Gibberish, "yeah, yeah" part being annoying, his vocals being heavily processed, lazy rhyming, trying to make an impression of Lil Jon, Minaj's verses talking about her vagina and using strange metaphore; Buckley criticized Minaj for working with 6ix9ine because of his child sexual charges)
Honorable Mentions
Justin Bieber - Yummy (Buckley did an Autopsy for this song; for using a disgusting way to describe a woman)
Meghan Thee Stallion - Body (for its extremely repetitive hook)
Selena Gomez - Rare (for talking about how she is much better woman than any other woman in the world)
DaBaby ft Roddy Ricch - Rockstar (for being another song talking about what rappers do whislt calling themselves as a rockstars)