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Can You Guess the Worst Song From Texas?

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As world-renowned musicians perform in the Bayou City before the Big Game, Super Bash Houston—this weekend’s Super Bowl music festival—conducted a survey that asked Texans, “What’s the Lone Star State’s worst song?”

The statewide poll asked 1,000 randomly selected residents to vote for the worst tune, whether it was by a Texan or about the state in general. 

And the survey says: Ashlee Simpson’s 2004 pop hit “La La.”

Dallas-raised Simpson received 25 percent of the vote for her teen ballad from more than a decade ago. (Hey–Texans never forget.)

Pop wasn’t the only genre that got a bad rap: RiFF RaFF’s “Dolce and Gabbana” (23 percent) and Vanilla Ice’s “Ice Ice Baby” (21.9 percent) weren’t favorites from the two Houstonian rappers. The Bayou City also didn’t appreciate the shout-out in Seattle native Sir Mix-a-Lot’s “Jump On It” (9.7 percent), according to the survey.

Even King George Strait wasn’t spared, as “All My Ex’s Live in Texas” garnered 12 percent of the unpopular vote. But judging by the song’s title, the odds were never in his favor.











Jeanne Lyons Davis
Jeanne Lyons Davis
Jeanne grew up in Cajun country where the bayous look a little different from the Bayou City’s. After graduating from LSU, she garnered lifestyle editorial experience on staff at New Orleans Weddings, Southern Living and Country Living magazines, as well as freelancing for Architectural Digest, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Brides and Coastal Living magazines. After living throughout the Southeast, Jeanne and her husband packed up their boots for Texas in June 2016 and haven’t looked back thanks to Tex-Mex, bluebonnets and bigger hair. When she’s not covering the world-renowned arts scene of Houston, Jeanne can be found walking her hound dog Pepper in the Heights, braking for antique markets that rarely have air conditioning or rearranging her living room furniture (again).