Do you mean this one?
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Now I want to hear Philip Glass doing Heart of Glass!
You also reminded me of this
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I’m on data plan right now, so I won’t play it, but the bit with le Carré’s cameo and Santa Lenin. So that looks about right.
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As of this morning, this one’s stuck in my head:
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For some reason I have to listen to this every time I leave work
Okay, this hardcore earworm needs an intro. I’ve been immersed for days in what are basically the contents of Andy Partridge-of-XTC’s old shoeboxes from under the bed, released in a total of 9 CDs under the title Fuzzy Warbles. They’re gloriously, defiantly, unorganized: a track from some ancient cassette will be next to a well-crafted demo, next to some four-track version of a great song that was never released, next to a weird attempt at 1920s Chinese disco… This is a demo for a children’s song. ENJOY…
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Nice! It reminds me of some of They Might Be Giants kid oriented stuff
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Oh, it’s typically well-made, it’s just harder to be positive about it when I’ve sung the first line to myself a couple of thousand times.
Where do people have earworms? (Apart from their ears, presumably.) I get them at work, when I generally can’t drive them away with other music, and often when I’m out walking.
Something I dread on a long walk is getting a classic fast twelve-bar backing track stuck in my head, a bit like this:
which I may not get rid of for miles.
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I’ve got a love-hate relationship with this song. I don’t like the lyrics. “In love with your body”? What about being in love with the whole person, mind, heart and soul? But that beat is infectious. Before I know it, my hips start moving, I start dancing… it’s such an earworm.
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It’s a really douchey song, but it’s an earworm.
Just like this one:
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Oh, but I can fix that one for you!
All of the sick beats, none of the guilt, because this one’s infinitely more cool. 
ETA: there is just a little bit of naughtiness in this one, maybe a couple of PG-13 moments. YMMV on whether or not it’s work-safe.
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Yup. Catchy as hell, shame about the lyrics.
I was pleased Weird Al did a parody.
(The lyrics are still slightly naughty and inconsiderate in places, but not to douchey levels.)
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This will not leave my head.
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GAHHHH… woke up this morning with one of the most aggressivem perfect earworms ever in my head. it’s still there, looping around and around and around and around…
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The a cappella version used to be used a lot by some audio engineers to sound out a room. I got used to hearing the first fifteen seconds of it on endless loop for half an hour or so.
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coincidentally, that’s the part that’s stuck on loop in my head. 
I will like basically any song with a disco hook.
Also, I have a child so my ear-worms are just her favorite things like:
or:
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I started singing this one about an hour ago – good example of everything-old-is-real-again:
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