- American country music singer and songwriter Tucker Wetmore has released the Most Casino Obsessed Song, according to Gambling.com. His song “Casino” has the highest casino mentions-per-minute score of 3.04,.
- Alternative/Indie band Radium Dolls are the runner-up (#2) with their song of the same name (2.79). Solo artist Niels sits in #3 with yet another song called “Casino” (2.52).
- London-born rapper Ambush Buzzworl is next in #4. The up-and-coming artist has a casino mentions-per-minute score of 2.17 in his song of the same name.
- Formed in Indiana, alternative blues-and-rock band Houndmouth completes the Top 5 with their song “Casino (Bad Things)” (1.13).
- Chart topping and Brit award-winning rock band Arctic Monkeys are all the way back in #8 with their song “Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino” (0.85).
The casino industry often transcends pop culture. The perceived glitz and glamour of casinos has played a prominent role inspiring many chart-topping music artists.
The music and casino industries have crossed paths on many occasions, with artists across many genres using the casino lifestyle as inspiration for their latest hit. Casinos symbolize risk, wealth, temptation and the highs and lows of gambling, and this mixture of emotions provides a platform for the music industry to deliver entertaining and thought-provoking songs.
The word casino appears in lyrics across a range of genres from rock to alternative to rap, so Gambling.com wanted to find out which is the Most Casino Obsessed Song. To deliver this outcome, we used Spotify to find the Top 10 songs that feature the word casino in their title, and we worked out how many times the word casino is featured in the lyrics.
To then ultimately find the Most Casino Obsessed Song, we worked out the casino mentions per minute in each track, which resulted in Tucker Wetmore’s “Casino” topping our ranking. Please see the findings below:
Tucker Wetmore’s “Casino” Wins Big
Tucker Wetmore is an American country music singer and songwriter. Early this year, he released the single “Casino,” which is featured in his album “What Not To.” The album peaked at 15th in the U.S. charts and 4th in the U.S. country charts.
The song “Casino” describes a relationship in which the singer is taking a gamble on love even though he knows the odds are against him.
According to our research, the song featured the word casino eight times, and with a song time of just over 2 1/2 minutes, it resulted in a casino mention per minute score of 3.04. This score means it is Gambling.com’s Most Casino Obsessed Song.
Casino Songs Take The Top Four Spots
Alternative/Indie band Radium Dolls comes in at #2 with the song titled “Casino.” This song features the word casino 12 times, the most of any song in our Top 10. However. with a 4:18 minute song length, it has a casino mentions-per-minute score of 2.79.
Solo artist Niels is at #3 with yet again a song called “Casino.” The anthem features in his album “The Lost Tale: Bandoleros” with the word casino mentioned six times. Due to its short song time of 2 minutes, 23 seconds, it resulted in a casino mentions-per-minute score of 2.52.
London born rapper Ambush Buzzworl completes the Top 4. The up-and-coming artist scored a 2.17.
American Alternative Blues Band Houndmouth Leads The Chasing Pack
Formed in Indiana, alternative blues-and-rock band Houndmouth finished in #5 with their song “Casino (Bad Things).” The 2 minute, 40 second song features the word casino three times resulting in a casino mentions per minute score of 1.13.
Wilco’s song “Casino Queen” is #6 with a score of 1.10, and the Nashville Cast song “Casino” is #7 (0.86).
Chart-topping and Brit award-winning rock band Arctic Monkeys sits at a lowly #8 with their song “Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino.” The song was released in 2018 as part of the album with the same name. According to our research, it scored 0.85.
Rounding out the final two spots is Grimlxck’s “Casino” (0.77) and Shed Seven’s “Casino Girl” (0.76).
