Wheatus Lyrics

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

This song never grows old... I was about 2 months old when this came out in 2000. Beautiful, everybody hates it at my school....! I know! So me and my best friend play and sing it anyway! It will be in soon!!!! We'll make sure of that!

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

I was probably not born when this came out... but I love it! I am still at school and it is NOT the song to sing, so we sing it anyway. LOVE Iron Maiden! Reminds me of this girl at school.... ;)

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

This is the best song ever. so much memories of high school. also reminds me of this 1 chick i had a crush on. eccept i never got to be with this girl, cause she was way out of my leage. and i was just a unpopular nerdy kid with little friends. lol! but to day im happily engage with amazing hot looking indian girl. and i played her this song just the other day, and now we blast this tune in the car when ever we want, singing loudly, and making new memories! LOVE YOU RENELLE!!

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

What makes this song so great is that probably everyone can relate and see themselves in it, and everyone that grew up with this song have memories from their youth with the song playing in the background. Everyone was a teenage dirtbag, because its about being left outside, and I guess everyone have felt that at some time, even if it was not the case. Teenagers are just vulnerable. But its really epic that he wins her in the end even though its hes own dream.

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

I was a baby when this came out, but i was listening to 105.7 the point, they played it. This song is fairly entertaining. I'm 11, almost to my dirtbag years. :0 But who said i was going to be like other teenagers? I can be different. I'll make sure it doesn't happen. But this song is a my boyfriends joke to me. Except i'm not noelle, he is. He's 2 years older (and i could care less. He's amazing), and i at first told myself he would never have me. But look where i'm at. He's always over and he brags about me. You can see that for yourself under another review. I already forgot the exact one. It's either breath or diary of jane which are both by breaking benjamin. He refuses to put his name too. His mom would kill him if he posted it.

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

This song came out when I was probably 9 or 10 years old, and i always thought it was written about my sister! Her name is noelle and i would sit and listen to this song wondering about her secret life lol!

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

i know this song when 11 or 12years old,,, i watch this on mtv,,, i'm forget the band, but i'm remember the title is just 1 word, is teenage,
but know it again, this day when search movie, n i found the loser movie,,, oh god thx for this song LOL

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

I was maybe 8 or 9 when this came out, but I didn't hear it until I was maybe, 17. Those were definitely my dirtbag years. I spent my time running away living from couch to couch, going from show to show being a proud teenage dirtbag. Just turned 20 and so I'm no longer a teenager, but the memories to this are great. I've calmed down a lot and it's crazy how responsible this teenage dirtbag is now...

    ------ About the song A Little Respect performed by Wheatus

Although I prefer the original.
I also find it a little amusing that so many people apparently got together with their heterosexual partners due to this song when this is a song about imploring a gay lover to be more respectful and compassionate.
But it's all good.
And just so you all know, there was never an Elvis version of this song. Vince Clark and Andy Bell, both members of Erasure wrote this song in 1988, eleven years after Elvis died.

    ------ About the song Teenage Dirtbag performed by Wheatus

I was about 50 years old when this song came out. It brought me straight back to my teenage years. At that time, in the mid-60s, I didn't have a name for what I was - but when then song came out, I recognised myself as a teenage dirtbag. I am now 60, still love the song, and still am a dirtbag -- a senior dirtbag.