The Worst Songs of 2021

Using the same concept as for 2020, Buckley included 11 songs he considers as the worst of the year also giving them special "awards", and labelling the 3 of them as the absolute worst.
11. Adele - "Easy On Me" (got the Hayley Williams award for the least sympathethic song of 2021; for releasing another typical piano ballad and for its lyrics having an ironic context how her life was hard, despite the fact that she's been rich since the age of 19)
10. Chris Lane - "Fill Them Boots" (got the Shawn Mendes awarda for Worst Nice Guy Anthem of 2021; for the song being a country version of Shawn Mendes' "Treat You Better" but with lyrics being more weird)
9. DaBaby - "Masterpiece" (got the Ike Turner award for Detalling Your Abusive Relationship of 2021; for being another rap song abouth guns, wealth, sex and money, also for DaBaby insulting her ex-girlfriend in the lyrics)
8. Drake ft. Future & Young Thug - "Way Too Sexy" (got the NKOTB award for Worst Use of Nostalgia of 2021; for terribly ripping off Right Said Fred' "I'm Too Sexy", using a heavily processed vocal sample over the vocals, and another song with lyrics about sex and money)
7. Drake ft. Lil Baby - "Girls Want Girls" (got the Manika award for Worst Understanding of how Lesbianism works of 2021; for Drake and LilBaby talking about how they are "lesbians" with even Lil Baby asking a girl to bring him and her girlfriend for sex)
6. Kelly Clarkson - "Christmas Isn't Canceled (Just You)" (got the Walmart awards for putting thr Christmas song out way too early of 2021; for releasing a Christmas related song in September, for its melody changing three times, for turning the "breaking up" term into "cancelling" a person who broke her heart and also for its annoying song title)
5. Lindsay Lohan - "Lullaby" (got the Wu-Tang Clan award for the weirdest release of 2021; for Lohan's vocals being extremely processed, its background music being irritating and actually having selling the song to someone for $140.000)
4. Pooh Shiesty Ft. Lil Durk - "Back In Blood" (got the Bobby Shmurda award for the Worst Confessional song of 2021; for talking about a crime he commited with also mentioning the real criminals who are arrested)
3. Walker Hayes - "Fancy Like" (got the Luke Bryan awards for the Dumbest Pop References in a Country song of 2021; for mentioning the famous chain restaurants, for her girl prefering Vespa over Tesla and kissing a girl on her lips without Skoal on them)
2. Cardi B - "Up" (got the Big Sean award for the most annoying hook of 2021; for its obviously annoying hook, confusing meaning of the hook, the word "Up" probably being recorded in one take and then re-used in the rest of the song, for using Gibberish meaningless words in the verses, and weird horse references to sex)
1. Iggy Azalea - "I Am the Strip Club" (got the Milli Vanilli award for fakest artist of 2021; for trying to rip of Cardi B's persona and for constantly being a liar after saying "First things first i'm the realest" in "Fancy" back in 2014 while calling other people liars)
Honourable mentions
Justin Bieber ft. Daniek Caesar & Giveon - "Peaches" (for publicly talking about getting a drug delivery)
Mick Jagger ft. Dave Grohl - "Eazy Sleazy" (for talking about how would it feels like to be a COVID vaccine)
Sam Hunt - "Breaking Up Was Easy In the 90s" (for talking about how it's hard to break up with girlfriend today because of advanced technology and social media reminding him of her)
Demi Lovato - "Dancing With the Devil" (for talking about her formerly being a drug addict)
Our Lady Peace ft. Pussy Riot - "Stop Making Stupid People Famous" (for the artists themselves being stupid people)
Bonus Award
The Bonus Award was a Patreon exclusive entrant for Buckley's own Patreon pledgers and would not be shown to any other viewer. This award was in its own separate video.
Kid Rock ft. Monster Truck - Don't Tell Me How To Live (got the Danzig award for trying to revive your career by whining about the culture war award; for complaining about the Covid lockdown and millennials even though Kid Rock fans are millennials themselves, and contradicting himself by saying if you don't dissent with the 1st Amendment of Free Speech then Kid Rock will shoot you, and borrowing and twisting Monster Truck's original song for his hook.)