A song about detoxing from digital consumption:

A song that steals the tune from The Lion Sleeps Tonight, which The Weavers stole from the South African artist Solomon Linda, to make a Mr. Bright Side song, Abi Melehbt, at least we're alive.

A song urging all cultures in their own languages to "pick up your hands to the father in heaven," who's music video is (knowing his background I would assume ignorantly) racist.

A song that you might WTF to, Mitzveh Tantz, Commandment Dance.

This one is sung in fervor addressing God, which kids sing in the linked recording, which uses words from the psalms, which we didn't translated growing up, which in hindsight is probably because much of the psalms are romance poems, has the following lyrics "tzomooh lichoo nafshee, koomah lichoo bisooree" my soul yearns for you, you give me an erection.

This one is a ten minute song in Yiddish using made up lyrics - that's ok because it was created decades and decades ago, is essentially a reverse rape fantasy where a chasidic man is forced to marry and fornicate with the gentile daughter of a rich person.