25 More Extremely Dangerous Songs To Drive To

You might crash if you listen to these dangerous songs while you're driving.

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The mood you're in when you're driving affects everything. It's not intentional, but however you're feeling will most likely determine what kind of driver you are at that moment. If you're mad, you get much more aggressive with your driving. If you're sad, you're probably going to be spacey and not pay attention as well as you normally would. If you're happy and confident, you'll probably do everything by the law (or just drive really fast). And although there are a thousand different factors that determine your mood, there is no denying that the music you're listening to is a major determinent. 

The guitar riffs, the striking piano keys, the hitting bass, the lyrics, they're all working their way through your head, putting you in a certain state of mind. Today, we're here to once again talk about the songs that you should never listen to in your car. Yes, the dangerous songs. The ones that put you into a fit of rage, send you swerving, fill your eyes with tears, and the ones that having you punching the gas harder than you punched your brother in 2nd grade. See if any of these songs are on your playlist with 25 More Extremely Dangerous Songs To Drive To

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Incubus "Drive"

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Sure, the song is called "Drive," and it's one of the best songs of the '90s, so you can't help but sing along and belt out the chorus, but that's not why it's on the list. OK. I lied. Yes it is. "Whatever tomorrowwwww bringssssssss..."



Dragonforce "Through The Fire And Flames"

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The sheer speed at which Dragonforce shreds their guitars is so incredibly mind-blowing that your head just might combust behind the wheel. You'll also want to show off for your buddy in the passenger's seat by attempting to play the air guitar and doing double bass along with this song, which will in turn break all of your fingers and your ankles, and you'll no longer be able to grip the steering wheel or hit the brake.



Wiz Khalifa "Time"

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Twice every chrous, Khalifa boasts about how much he enjoys smoking weed while he drives. But just because the Pittsburgh native can get away with it doesn't mean you can, and it certainly doesnt guarentee that you'll become a famous rapper and marry someone like Amber Rose. That's just the weed talking.



Blink 182 "All the Small Things"

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You don't hear this 90s classic on the radio much anymore, so when it does come through your speakers, the whole car is going to go nuts. Then you'll close your eyes and belt out "Nana nana nana nananan" as many times as you can as you roll through a school zone going close to 50.



Miley Cyrus "Party in the U.S.A."

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It's catchy, and there's some cute dance that goes with it that involves throwing your hands up along with the line "I throw my hands up," but if you're the driver, you should probably sit that part out. You dont want be to known as the guy who got into a car crash because you were dancing along to the artist formely known as Hannah Montana. Save your Miley for the party and watch some girl twerk the night away.  



Meek Mill ft. Rick Ross "I'ma Boss"

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Singing along with the line "I be riding through my old hood/but I'm in my new whip" won't mean much if you let the awesomeness of this beat and Rick Ross' perfect ad-libs steer your car into a fire hydrant. You'll just be back in your old hood, driving your old whip, with a brand new cast on your arm. And you will most definitely no longer be able to say, "and I'm only 23, I'm the shit now look at me."



Schoolboy Q ft. A$AP Rocky "Hands on the Wheel"

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Q's ode to driving drunk might be a really good song, but its premise is a really bad idea. Don't be the kid who, when the sped-up Kid Cudi sample croons "Hands on the wheel, uh uh, fuck that," takes his hands off the wheel to try and impress the girl in the backseat who isn't even paying attention to you because she hates rap music. Don't drink and drive, and please keep your hands at 10 and 6. Thank you.



Slaughterhouse "Frat House"

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It's the first week back at college, and you can't wait to get your beer pong on with your bros. With all the talk of drugs and alcohol that Slaughterhouse does on this track, it could encourage you and your boys to start the festivities early, like in the car on the way to your favorite frat where you know a guy who knows a guy. Unfortunately, DUI checkpoints aren't the best party to be at.



Willow Smith "Whip My Hair"

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Listening to Willow Smith exclaim "I whip my hair back and forth" what seems like 100 times can not only be nauseating, causing your brain to completely stop functioning, but it can also force your head to violently jerk along with the song while you're in the car, creating some serious whiplash.



Killer Mike ft. Bun B, T.I. & Trouble "Big Beast"

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It's hard-hitting, angry, Southern rap, and when Killer Mike's raging baritone hits your speakers, all you're going to want to do is fly over the speed limit with no regard for the policeman sitting at the roundabout. People blame rap for a lot of things, but I'm going to take a wild guess and say that the 5-0 isn't going to be too found of the "hip-hop made me do it" argument here.



Any Danny Brown Song

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Sometimes Danny Brown says things so graphic or vulgar, that it catches you off guard. You might be driving down the street, waving at your neighbor, when all the sudden Brown says "bitch pussy smell like the Penguin," and the next thing you know, your car has gone hood ornament-first into a telephone pole.



Major Lazer "Bubble Butt"

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Butts are great, obviously, but they can also be a "major" distraction. Listening to Major Lazer's mind-numbing single celebrating those women who have butts as big as a bubble can make your eyes wander in search of a bubble butt of your own, completing disregarding that stop sign at the major intersection you just passed.



Stalley "She Hates The Bass"

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When you have a good sound system, it's tempting to turn it up to obscene levels. But as Stalley warns in this tune, your girl might not appreciate hearing you coming to pick her up from a mile away. So, while putting this song on might give you the confidence to defy your woman and use your bass to its full potential, just don't. She won't come out of her house and you'll be eating at Red Lobster alone again.



Kanye West ft. GLC & Paul Wall "Drive Slow"

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Driving slow is always a safe choice, though not if you're going under the speed limit when its 25. That's about the time when the driver who's been stuck behind you for miles loses his mind and comes at you with a two-by-four. And though there "might be some hoes, homie," remember, looking at women on the street and taking your eyes off the road is very, very dangerous, no matter how short their shorts are. Don't worry, they're working on heads-up displays to make this an easier task. 



Lit "My Own Worst Enemy"

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So you were at a party with your girl, had a little too much to drink and maaaaybe told her that her best friend is way hotter than she is, so she stormed out and went home. Whatever you do, do not get into your car and throw this song on. The events that follow will probably mirror the song. Your car will end up in your front yard, you'll try to break in through the window, and eventually get arrested. Sleep at your friend's house and talk to her in the morning, bro.



Death Cab For Cutie "Passenger Seat"

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Death Cab's gem from Transatlanticism is like a dangerous lullaby during a late night drive on a country road. The sleepy piano floats through your speakers, as you reminisce about girls you loved in the past. Better stop and get some coffee. Or just switch over to some Pitbull.



DMX "Ruff Ryders' Anthem"

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Once that beat drops, there is nothing you can do. As DMX starts barking, your head starts bobbing, and all you can think about doing is grabbing that spare bandana from your glove compartment and trying to get your car to pop a wheelie like the Ruff Ryders do in the video with their motorcycles. You buddy will probably try and put his head through the sunroof while you're driving, too. It's going to get out of hand.



G.O.O.D. Music "Mercy"

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Maybe you got tired of Big Sean telling you to swerve, so you said to yourself, OK Big Sean, I'll do what you ask, I'll swerve my vehicle. So you do and you get into an accident and you yell "Oh gawd!" and your promise yourself never to obey a Big Sean ad-lib ever again.



Mötley Crüe "Kickstart My Heart"

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With boasts about getting high off speed (miles per hour, not the drug) and "custom-built bike doing 103," Motley Crue's "Kickstart My Heart" will have you tempted to break 100 m.p.h. on the highway. Speeding is fun and all, but the huge ticket and points on your license are a pretty big buzz kill.



Dirty Vegas "Days Go By"

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Playing this song in the car will either force you to start doing some popping and locking like they do in the Eclipse commercial its featured in, or make you laugh so hard the pop you've been drinking will fly out of your nose because it reminds you of the classic Dave Chappelle skit. Either way, you won't be paying attention to the road at all.



Ram Jam "Black Betty"

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The ultimate pump up song from Ram Jam will have you revving up your engine, ready to race the douchebag in the sideways hat and Aviators at the light next you. But then the light hits green, he speeds off, and your car is left in neutral with smoke wafting from your engine.



Three 6 Mafia "Ridin' Spinners"

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Not only could this song make you want to run out and by a brand new pair of spinners for you Honda Odyssey (which is a horrible idea), but it also promotes sippin' syrup at a stoplight and letting your spinners stunt for the gawking onlookers. Three 6 might not have to follow the rules of the road, but you certainly do. Also, stomping on the brakes every five seconds with no warning is a guaranteed rear-end. 



QB Finest ft. Capone -N-Noreaga & Iman Thug "Our Way"

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For the first 25 seconds of this song, the only thing Capone says is "drive drunk to this." So maybe don't play this one in the car. We'll all be better for it.



Kid Rock "Bawitdaba"

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Either you hate this song or you fiercely love it. There is no in-between. Either way, your car is going to end up in a ditch. From the elongated intro that slowly builds into a mind-splitting guitar riff to Kid Rock screeching "NOW GET IN THE PIT AND TRY TO LOVE SOMEONE," this is the perfect tune to put on after an awful day of work and slip into a rage blackout driving home. Because that had to be what happened when Kid Rock made this song.



Outkast "B.O.B."

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There is only one natural progression when you're listening to one of Outkast's most infectious songs ever: You start bobbing your head, your shoulders follow, moving your entire torso, your hands come off the wheel and start flailing in the air like spilled spaghetti, and your entire body is filled with funkalicious convulsions. Not only is this detrimental to your driving abilities, but it's distracting for all other people on the road. EYES ON THE ROAD, PEOPLE, NOTHING TO SEE HERE.



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