Ariana Grande's debut single, "Put Your Hearts Up," is categorized as 'doo-wop inspired bubblegum pop.' A few years later, she said the song wasn't her style and the music video gave her nightmares. "They gave me a bad spray tan and put me in a princess dress and had me frolic around the street," she said. Does that sound like a nightmare to you?

Singer/actress Mandy Moore also got her start in teen pop with her 1999 debut album, "So Real." Seven years later, during a radio interview, Mandy said the album "sucked" and that she would give a refund to anyone who bought the CD. The radio interviewer took her word, and Mandy's manager later sent him $8. No word whether she refunded others. When was the last time you received a refund (for anything)?

"Creep" by TLC was a number one hit in 1995. The R&B song is about a woman discovering her partner has been unfaithful, so she gets back at him by having an affair of her own. Group member Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes was against the song's message. She even contemplated wearing black tape over her mouth in the music video! Have you ever had moral objections to the lyrics of a song?