Dave Grohl names Foo Fighters' most "cringe" song

Singer Dave Grohl, 57, revisited the Foo Fighters song catalog and revealed which song embarrasses him the most.

While participating in the program Hot Ones Versus, alongside the other members of the band, Chris Shiflett, Pat Smear, Rami Jaffee, Ilan Rubin and Nate Mendel, the vocalist admitted that he regrets some of his compositions.

On the show, guests have to choose between answering difficult questions or eating super-spicy chicken wings.

When asked about Foo Fighters' most "cringe" song, Dave decided to answer: "I swear there are so many I hate. I was thinking about that song today in the shower. The song 'DOA'."

"'It's a shame that we have to die, my dear / Nobody's going to get out of here alive'", recalled one of the verses.

"What a stupid thing. I feel like this was one of those [songs] I wrote because you [band members] were [banging on the table] and said, 'Dave, sing something, whatever!'"

Guitarist Chris Shiflett asked: "So it was our fault?"

"Yes, it was your fault. You led me to [compose] some of the worst songs I've ever made in my life," joked Dave.

The song "DOA" is part of "In Your Honor", Foo Fighters' fifth studio album, released in 2005.

Currently, the band is working on promoting their new album "Your Favorite Toy" and their world tour includes a visit to Brazil. The rockers will be the main attraction at Rock in Rio, on September 4th.

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Source: CNN