Puff Daddy.
98 Degrees.
98 Degrees
98 Degrees in a squeaker.
Puff Daddy
Puffy all the way. 98 Degrees had the good fortune to be forgettable.
98 Degrees
And there’s the horn!
This has been the closest match-up yet. Fitting, I suppose, considering this is the culmination of all of our hatred and ire. Also, the worst turn-out of voters, but that’s neither here nor there.
But the final result of this tournament is at-hand.
In the match-up between Puff Daddy and 98 Degrees, the most-hated popular musical act of the 1990s is: 98 Degrees!
Final score
Puff Daddy: 12
98 Degrees: 13
Ponch8’s final shot broke the tie and pushed Nick Lashey and the boys over the top. Thanks for playing! One Shitty Moment, indeed!
Weird confession time: 98 Degrees is the only act out of the original 64 that I had never even heard of.
That doesn’t surprise me at all. It’s the same as the usual US National election - when your choice is between a Turd Sandwich and a Big Giant Douche, why bother?
(And for the record, my actual name is not Stan)
Well, we tried hard, kept our head in the game, but at the end of the day Puff Daddy just didn’t suck enough.
Well, there’s always next year.
What?
I don’t know… 98 Degrees never seemed any worse than any other boy band, except maybe for the fact that they were somehow inexplicably popular despite being third bananas to NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys during the same time period.
Puff Daddy was actually offensive, both in his music and his persona/public statements.