The Beatles' weakest songs get Mic The Snare's album-ranking treatment
His sole new upload works through the catalog from Please Please Me to Let It Be, with viewers defending some unusual favorites.
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Ranking Every Beatles Album By Its Worst Song
How do you rank Beatles albums without having the usual argument about their best songs? Mic The Snare flips the premise: judge each album by its weakest track. His only new upload, "Ranking Every Beatles Album By Its Worst Song," has reached roughly a quarter of a million views.
The description promises the stories behind disliked and controversial songs, with an album-by-album route through Rubber Soul, Revolver, the White Album and beyond. That approach makes room for a different sort of listening debate: not which record contains the greatest peaks, but how much its least convincing moment matters.
Viewers are getting specific. Several defend George Harrison's "Blue Jay Way" and "I Want to Tell You," while others question why "Little Child" wasn't the choice for With the Beatles. One remembers trying to fall asleep before "I Am the Walrus" arrived on childhood listens to Magical Mystery Tour. Another reports having "Wild Honey Pie" among their most-played songs. Even a weakest-track exercise has its devoted listeners.
The Beatles ranking is currently drawing the channel's largest daily audience among its active videos, with "The Only 7 Masterpiece Albums Ever Made" not far behind. That broader selection, spanning artists including Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson and Joni Mitchell, has passed 1.7 million views. It's a neat contrast: near-perfection in one essay, the awkward corners of a celebrated catalog in the next.
Mic The Snare sits between Trash Theory and Track Star* in subscriber size. For anyone wanting a longer musical detour, "DEEP DISCOG DIVE: The Beach Boys" also continues drawing views, taking its album-by-album exploration through Pet Sounds, the SMiLE sessions and decades beyond.
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What viewers say
When I was 5 I used to listen to Magical Mystery Tour every night as I fell asleep and I would try to fall asleep before I Am The Walrus because it scared me too much. This was in contrast to the rest of the album which also scared me at an apparently acceptable amount. I used to think that the magical mystery tour “coming to take you away” was a threat.
@ps.gracelandSee it on YouTube"wild honey pie" was my 5th most played song of 2025 - I wish I was joking
@samjones1938See it on YouTubeLittle Child not being worse than I Wanna Be Your Man is a crazy take.
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The fact that you didn’t say the worst song on With The Beatles is Little Child is crazy to me
@ExistencetimeitselfSee it on YouTubeIt is kind of true that life gradually guides you towards a "Revolver is the best Beatles album" state of being 😂
@thezachmarshSee it on YouTube33:45 Ringo confirmed to be the best songwriter in the Beatles
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