Maybe this doesn't fit the thread because I've hated this song since day one, but I know plenty of people like it, and whenever I hear it I want to murder every single one of them.
The Aerosmith version is a tiny, tiny bit more tolerable, but I'd still ram that fucking mic stand through Steven Tyler's scarf-clad asshole rather than hear this song again.
For people wondering why modern radio (and even SiriusXM) repeats the same songs over and over every day, for months on end, I was told a lot of it is due to licensing and royalty contracts. I'm not an expert on this shit so I could be completely wrong, but from what I was told if you want the ability to play whatever you want from someone's catalog, let's say Queen, you're going to pay an assload because they have a lot of hits. But if you just rotate in a few hits at a time, it costs a lot less. Furthermore, say you sign a contract with Atlantic Records to play their artists songs, it is much more likely that they'll only include some of the hit songs because again, if you had free license to play any hit Atlantic has ever produced, it would be millions every month, and the radio stations wouldn't actually play all of them anyway so they'd be wasting their money. Furthermore, maybe they toss in another artist and give you a discount on Queen if you play Six Feet Under twice a day too.
I'm sure there are things I'm getting wrong or variations on the model, but I think overall it makes a lot of sense. No one pays "per song per play" anymore, they sign contracts to be able to play certain ones, maybe limited times or maybe unlimited, but it all comes down to money.