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10 Underrated Blackbear Songs

They might not be feel-good songs, but they're certainly worth listening to.

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10 Underrated Blackbear Songs
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because of one of my close friends in college i've had a recent obsession with blackbear. to fit his theme not only have i made the entirety of my article in lowercase as he does with all of his songs, but i fit in a few of his lyric videos. in my opinion, as an artist i think blackbear is wildly underrated. his new album has some of the coolest most heart wrenching music out there. they might not be feel-good songs, but they're certainly worth listening to. without further ado, here are some of the most underrated blackbear songs:

1. anxiety

2. chateau

3. playboy s**t

  • 4. thursday/froze over
  • 5. santa monica & la brea
  • 6. nervous


    7. talk is overrated (actually sung by Jeremy Zucker but it features blackbear)


  • 8. deadroses
  • 9. if i could i would feel nothing
  • 10. down 4 u

  • i can't say i hope a little blackbear makes your day...but i hope it makes you think. enjoy.
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