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25 Rockin’ Love Songs Ranked by Cheesiness

February 2, 2026 by Luzy Torrealba

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#1: “I Want to Know What Love Is” – Foreigner (1984)

“I Want to Know What Love Is” started as a 3 AM inspiration for Mick Jones and grew into Foreigner’s gospel-powered magnum opus. Featuring the New Jersey Mass Choir and Jennifer Holliday’s backing vocals, it pushed Lou Gramm out of his comfort zone into what many call his best performance. Critics roll their eyes at the soaring choir and 80s production, but fans embrace the drama. It’s a universal-love anthem that doubles as a karaoke Everest, movie soundtrack staple, and timeless example of unapologetic 80s cheese.

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