Megadeth - Sin

But in May 1987, John Bon Jovi, another New Jersey rocker, appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone. Almost all (white) America’s schools put on prom one of Bon Jovi's singles, “You Give Love a Bad Name” or “Livin 'on a Prayer”. Their 1986 album, "Slippery When Wet," was scattered in stores in millions of copies. For serious rock fans, their anthem-like songs and empty music videos were the epitome of the anti-punk trend of corporate rock. But an idol-like John Bon Jovi soared over the audience like a god, and his new single “Wanted Dead or Alive” began to twist on the radio. Everyone hated Bon Jovi - except for teenagers.