She RUINED His Career…He Wrote A 90’s DISS TRACK About Her!

You always do such a great job with interesting topics. I love your narration and your musical tastes. Keep it up!

I always loved that song. Jimmy Olsen's Blues is another great track from them.

There's always someone that will put you down doing what you love. Then later on they'll be so different, shes a narcissist b

It successfully got the world "bítch" on the radio and no one really cared.

Being on the cover of Rolling Stone rag isn't anything to brag about since Rolling Stone sucks just like the band.

Spin Doctors was more for my sister than it ever was for me. I guess it is just that natural sibling rivalry of different interests, different personalities, different music that I can't think much of what we have in common, but we get along just okay.

This is totes hilar yoooo

I don't hate this song as much as I did in the past few decades (over-played on the classic alternative stations). Still prefer Jimmy Olson's Blues though.

I used to be in a cover band that we played in dive bars and we played that song It was a lot of fun to play

I used to watch them at the Continental Divide, in the Village N.Y.C. They never played the same song twice, they always changed it up somehow. I regret never getting bass lessons from Mark, i didn't have the $50 he wanted for an hour, that was my pot money!😁
I even knew a girl who swore "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" was about her, boy was she wrong.

Do you think it's possible to write a "hit 90s" song in 2026?

I was not yet listening to radio back when this song would've been out, but in retrospect since the mid 90's.. I only ever hear "Two Princes" when it comes to music from the Spin Doctors… I actually had no idea this other song "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" was ever a single or even another hit for them until way way later past the 90's.

Lol. He disguised a really pissed off angry song as this lighthearted pop song. I never knew that story. That's awesome.

Holy FUCK I hate this band. It's like the Grateful Dead (🤢) went from jam band to pop garbage. The fact that I worked in a grocery store and heard them a hundred times a shift when they first got popular doesn't help, I'm sure.

Having my own experience with a malignant narcissist, I can GUARANTEE that when she did realize Little Miss Can't Be Wrong was about her, she probably bragged about it, saying that she was the inspiration for a song with billions of listens.

This song and the Spindoctors were the first group that I ever got into as a kid that wasn't something my parents listened to. I got the chance to see them at a festival in the early 2000s. I was right by the speaker and had my hands over my ears, and Chris saw me and made fun of me from the stage. That was a big thrill for teenage me, lol.