Songs you dislike that most people like

It's a noble message, but I think it's pretty common knowledge that world peace would be a serious relief. It's the way Lennon delivers that message, speaking from a moral high ground that overlooks certain aspects of life that are just too personal and too core to so many individuals' lives, that makes it difficult for me to completely swallow.
The world is certainly in no shortage of greedy arses who exploit others' lives because they can't look far beyond themselves. However, by erasing the concept of possessions altogether, Lennon takes away not simply the obstruction towards natural compassion and empathy, but also the very value of materials and goods in life that are worth appreciating and thus sharing in the first place. Yes, it's important for people to look within themselves to share with one another, but at the same time, they grow some level of personal attachment to the homes, the toys, the activity supplies, and essentials for survival that they can't just trade away to everybody else on the planet without end. "Imagine" may shed light to a level of selflessness that has been mostly lacking over the past several decades, but it's also too radical because it glorifies complete socialism, rather than a world of various economic backgrounds with enough of a common good to function harmoniously.
It doesn't explicitly condemn the individual in its lyrics at all, but there's still a sort of implied homogeny, not just in the way Lennon imagines there being no religion, no countries, and not even any heaven and hell motivating good deeds, but also the way he asks his listener, "I hope someday you'll join us", a truly questionable request to somebody who clearly doesn't share the same views or understanding of the world as he does because it's posing such chauvinism, failing to properly integrate different voices into his own vision.
Yeah, there are religious extremists who are so literal in their beliefs that they fail to respectfully coexist with others of different backgrounds, but for most, it's also both a moral compass that encourages people to do good in the world, to positively hope to be blessed for such greatness, and, frankly, a core aspect of their identities. People are shaped into individuals by religions, and while some have clashed on technical principle, there's no reason these different beliefs cannot find at least some common ground while still respecting each other's differences. Lennon takes away all of that, trying to undermine what makes people human. In fact, his statement is a hypocrisy in some way because you could just as easily argue that his own proposal in "Imagine" is a religion. After all, he advertises it as a cult that others should join, and like any religion, it's shaped by philosophical principles about the meaning of life. His vision of peace isn't necessarily superior to others' vision of peace, depending on their experiences and worldviews.
I can appreciate a song that tries to distance people from the petty conflicts that tear us all apart, but to me personally, it just places far too much of a focus on specific details that undermine the human experience and even comes across as condescending. I listen to it and find myself feeling a bit uncomfortable and preached to, that the very people Lennon's trying to win over are going to just respond with backlash, and that distracts from the spiritual pureness that the track is obviously trying to evoke.

Definitely this.

Kind of ironic for an Australian to dislike something as patriotic as "Down Under", but for some reason, I've just never been able to take an interest in it. I actually don't like any of Men At Work's singles.

I agree! Thankfully I haven't heard that song in a couple of months now, but back in Winter, it was played obsessively by the Top-40 radio stations in my local area. 

I thought it was gone but unfortunately it seems to have made its way on to store playlists ugh.

Throw this song in as similar. It's so...bland? Monotonous?

I can't stand "Bohemian Rhapsody" lately. The novelty of it wore off a long time ago due to overplay, and what's left is quite grating and frankly an exercise in smarminess.
I also don't have the best experiences with proclaimed Queen fans where this song is constantly brought forth, as if it's the only thing they ever made of worth.

In My Feeling - Drake