What is the most relatable song about current British culture?



Edit: Ignore "current" in the question; What is the most relatable song about British culture?

Personally, as a 30yo mine is "Bossman – Louis Dunford".

Recommend giving it a listen:
https://youtu.be/bzLTACsMRrw?si=7JoS45UdN2TNL48T

Everything about it is something I've seen/experienced. The bloke in the toilet dishing out aftershave, the cabbie, the guy running the off-licence. It is slightly depressing but so good.

What's yours?

by AshburtonGrove

18 comments
  1. Disco 2000 by Pulp for me, but I’m too old to know if it’s still relevant for the younglings.

  2. Probably the eponymous Mr Blobby by Mr Blobby. He was a prophet and all his visions came true.

  3. For me, at this current point in time, I would choose “2 Minutes to Midnight” by Iron Maiden.

  4. I think ‘Profit in Peace’ by OCS. Sums up today quite well and indeed the wider global culture currently.

  5. “We’ll live and die in these towns” – The Enemy

    Nothing even remotely comes as close to capturing the depression and unspoken desperation of the country in recent years

  6. The Kinks – A Well Respected Man.

    We’re still putting on a front, aren’t we?

  7. Seventeen Going Under by Sam Fender has lyrics in it that match anything Weller or Morrissey wrote about growing up in this country

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