Christmas songs are meant to lighten up people’s souls in readiness for the yuletide celebrations. There are classics such as “Jingle Bells”, Bing Crosby’s “White Christmas” and Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You”. These are songs that are evergreen and give you the best of feelings about the holiday when you listen to them. But do you know there are songs described as Christmas horror? Here are top 10 most annoying Christmas songs in the world. I bet you’ve never heard most of them. You might even find some of them too nice to be on this list but when you pay attention to the lyrics and analysis you wouldn’t doubt their presence here.
1. “Dominick the Donkey” by Lou Monte
In this song, Italian-American songster Lou Monte says “when Santa visits his paisans,” he takes his donkey Dominick along “because the Reindeer cannot climb the hills of Italy.” This song was considered a novelty when it was released in 1960 and the Italian Communities in New Jersey where Monte grew up loved listening to it, report’s msn. Today, it is considered hilarious by children probably because of the changing times. But if it were to be a classic changing times won’t affect. It now sounds a bit wacky when you listen to is.
2. “The Christmas Shoes” (New Song)
3. “All I Want For Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth)” by Spike Jones & his City Slickers
4. “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late)” by The Chipmunks
5. “Wiggly Wiggly Christmas” by The Wiggles
6. “Do They Know It’s Christmas” by Band Aid
7. “Gott nytt jul” by Sean Banan
8. “Rudolph The Red-nosed Reindeer” by William Hung
This song was released by failed American Idol wannabe William Hung in 2004. This guy became popular after his tone-deaf rendition of Ricky Martin’s “She Bangs”, after which he put together a holiday album called Hung for the holiday. That album had this song that is featuring in the top ten most annoying Christmas songs.

9. “I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas” by Gayla PeeveyNow this title sounds wacky for a Christmas song. Once you see it yourself get curious to listen to the song. Just checkout a bit if history behind the song.

Long before the Cincinnati Xoo’s Fiona the Hippo became an internet celebrity, Gayla Peevey, a 10-year-old girl, sang a novelty song in 1953 about wanting a hippopotamus for Christmas. This song became an instant hit and Peevey even performed it on a popular programme at that time, the Ed Sullivan Show. A promoter organized a fundraiser to buy Peevey a hippopotamus which was donated to her hometown’s Oklahoma City Zoo. The hippo named Matilda, became a popular city resident until she died in 1998. The story is cute but let’s not forget that the song is what is being assessed here. The song has inaccurate, wacky content. In the song, Peevey sings that he mother sees her as delusional for requesting a hippo for Christmas and wanted to dissuade her by telling her the hippo would eat her up. But then “teacher says the hippo is a vegetarian.” Hippos are generally omnivorous animals, though with carnivorous tendencies. So this is disinformation.

10. “Shake Up Christmas” by Train.
The lyrics of this song sound a bit weird. The song was released in 2010 when the “Drops of Jupiter” rockers tried to get into the holiday spirit. But with weird lines such as “Before I get too old and don’t remember it, s let’s December it and resemble it,” you wouldn’t doubt why this song is on this list.
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