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30 Middle School Songs You'll Love To Remember

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Nov 08, 2016

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30 Middle School Songs You'll Love To Remember

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There was nothing more awkward than a middle school dance. The boys on one side of the gym and the girls on the other, occasionally making awkward eye contact only to laugh and turn back to their groups of friends. Most of the night was spent trying to get one boy and one girl who liked each other to dance, while the rest was spent stuffing our faces with nachos and pop. But at least once a dance, "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" or some other popular song would play and would break down the barrier between the genders with the "Superman" so that we all left the dance feeling we had a fantastic time. But as awkward as the middle school years were, they did produce some pretty good songs that most of us could probably still jam out to today. Let's see if you agree with my list.

1. Miss Independent — Neyo

2. When I Grow Up — The Pussycat Dolls

3. Stacy's Mom — Fountains of Wayne

4. 1985 — Bowling For Soup

5. Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin') — T-Pain

6. Closer — Neyo

7. Love Lockdown — Kanye West

8. Watcha Say — Jason Derulo

9. Best I Ever Had — Drake

10. I'm N Luv (With a Stripper) — T-Pain

11. Don't Matter — Akon

12. In The Ayer — Flo Rida

13. Paper Planes — M.I.A.

14. One Time — Justin Bieber

15. Beautiful Girls — Sean Kingston

16. With You — Chris Brown

17. Lollipop — Lil Wayne

18. BedRock — Young Money

19. Just Dance — Lady GaGa

20. Whatever You Like — T.I.

21. Kiss Me Thru the Phone — Soulja Boy

22. Fall For You — Secondhand Serenade

23. Don't Trust Me — 3OH!3

24. Love Drunk — Boys like Girls

25. Disturbia — Rihanna

26. Bubbly — Colbie Caillat

27. Womanizer — Britney Spears

28. Shake It — Metro Station

29. Good Girls Go Bad — Cobra Starship

30. Down — Jay Sean

Hope this threw you guys back a bit! Comment any songs I forgot!

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