So where should you turn when you inevitably run out of Blink-182 hits? Look no further than Wheatus’ immortal “Teenage Dirtbag,” a song featuring the most prominent nasal voice this side of Billy Corgan. Would you sing “All the Small Things” without Tom DeLonge’s bratty “NEEAWWs?” No. If impersonating singers’ bizarre voices in the shower isn’t a national pastime, it definitely should be. Be careful not to slip in the shower when trying to pull off his signature move.

The lead vocals of “Pump It Up” are so fun to mimic that you’ll want to wear spectacles and buckle your knees inward just like Elvis Costello. Castanets are optional but luckily, also waterproof. Pretty much any girl group staple would work as a shower singalong, but let’s be honest-”Be My Baby” is the girl group song to end all girl group songs. Listen to our Best Songs to Sing in the Shower playlist on Spotify right here. Alternatively, this would make for a killer workout playlist (just saying!). So, here, we present to you a list of songs that are absolutely perfect for bathtime listening and belting.

However, you’re not likely to find me grooving to experimental jazz or bizarre post-punk on the tile-some music is just made to be sung like nobody’s watching, and some is not. If you’re not doing it, you’re missing out. Maybe you don’t listen to music or sing in the shower at all, and to that I say “Why, oh why not?” as well as “But your days could be so much happier if you did!” My point is, listening to music in the shower is a simple pleasure. Don’t let the music you listen to (or the songs you sing) in the shower be yet another you have to make before you turn up the steam. First, a few questions: Do you shower in the morning, or at night? Do you shampoo and condition, or do you just shampoo (if you’re the second option, I’m jealous)? Are you a bar soap kind-of-person or a body wash kind-of-person? Loofa or wash cloth? Legs shaved or unshaved? That’s a lot of decisions to make just in order to get clean.

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