Another special aspect in the celebration of the season of love, giving, and the season of joy are the songs. The different Christmas carols and all of the melodies that ring in the air with the bells are among the top reasons we look forward to Christmas. Christmas songs are always a part of Christmas that we can’t do without.

However, some of the most popular Christmas songs are highly controversial. Many families and neighborhoods do not even allow those Christmas songs anymore. They have not gone down too well with those that love to sing the songs. Follow this list below and enjoy it.

White Christmas by Elvis Presley

Elvis released an album in 1957. The album was highly controversial. It filled up a lot of people to-hate lists.

Christmas In Fallujah By Billy Joel in 2007

That album set a halt on Billy’s 14 years break from music. He came back with this album, but it turned out not to be the people’s favorite. The government was against the song because it was too blunt about the U.S army. He spoke just what he calls the truth about the nation’s troupe.

The Charlie Brown Christmas Album.

This Song was released in the year 2006. It was going all well and rosy until the call became too intense. People even returned a copy of their track and got another record as a replacement.

Happy Christmas (War is Over) by John Lennon

The track was released in 1971. It was a track composed to pursue the peace of the community. It preaches the message of peace and the favorable condition of everyone around.

All of these songs, for one reason or the other, have their audience questioning the circumstances surrounding their release, the lyrics of the song, or the lifestyle of the artist that recorded the songs. Different reasons are to account for the song being controversial.