Grammar Mistakes in Popular Songs

Did you know even legendary rock stars make grammar mistakes? This video breaks down two classic lyrics that don’t follow standard English rules—and shows you how to fix them. It’s fun, musical, and educational!

First up: The Rolling Stones with their famous line, “I can’t get no satisfaction.” This is a double negative, which is incorrect in standard English. The correct sentence should be: “I can’t get any satisfaction.”

Next, we look at Green Day’s lyric: “Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me.” The verb “wish” should be followed by “would,” not “will.” The corrected version is: “I wish someone out there would find me.”

This short and engaging video helps English learners spot real-life grammar issues in music they know and love. You’ll improve your grammar skills while listening to famous lyrics—and have fun doing it!

Perfect for intermediate learners who want to sharpen their grammar instincts without getting bored. Watch the video, sing along, and learn how to sound more natural in English. Rock on—grammatically!