London's Walkie Talkie has won the annual Carbuncle Cup, after being judged as the UK's ugliest building.
Thomas Lane, who runs the awards, said the skyscraper "crashes into London's skyline like an unwelcome party guest".
But we feel the Walkie Talkie is getting a bit of a raw deal. Here is our list of 11 things that are way uglier...
Things That Are Uglier Than The Walkie Talkie Building
The Nissan Cube(01 of11)
Who even drives these? (credit:Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Donald Trump's political ambitions(02 of11)
No one is safe... (credit:Jason Davis via Getty Images)
The world's ugliest dog(03 of11)
He's so ugly we actually feel sorry for him (credit:JOSH EDELSON via Getty Images)
Tabloid coverage of migrants(04 of11)
The Daily Mail are stuck in 1938... (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Toads(05 of11)
So very gross (credit:APN)
Katie Hopkins' opinions(06 of11)
She called dementia sufferers 'bed blockers', made a joke about the Holocaust and said some pretty disgusting things about migrants... (credit:Karwai Tang via Getty Images)
The National Library in Kosovo(07 of11)
UGH (credit: Marco di Lauro/Getty Images)
Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus' VMA beef(08 of11)
Miley won't be talking about Nicki in interviews anymore... (credit:GETTY IMAGES)
Celery roots(09 of11)
WHY DO WE EAT THESE?! (credit:essgee51/Flickr)
Comic Sans(10 of11)
Why does Comic Sans even exist?
Monkfish(11 of11)
So ugly, yet so delicious... (credit:ullstein bild via Getty Images)
13 Terrifying & Ugly Foods We Happily Eat
Geoduck (01 of13)
Obviously, this mollusk made the top of our list. It's just…just…it's just so special, isn't it? As one BA staffer put it: "It looks like a &@#$ inside a *&!%."
Eels (02 of13)
Slithery, slippery, and just the perfect cross between miniature snakes and very large worms, eels are terrifying.
Octopus (03 of13)
As demonstrated by Ursula the Sea Witch, an octopus is not a thing of beauty. And yeah, texturally-speaking, they can be a challenge for those not inherently fond of eating suction cups. But we love it—especially when it's cooked tandoori-style.
Celery Root (04 of13)
We could eat celery root purée every day, but these babies are nothing to look at. In fact, one might even say they look like bulbous, gnarled alien brains.
Truffles (05 of13)
Such an extravagant and luxurious ingredient! So akin to dirt-covered lumps of moldy earth!
Morel Mushrooms (06 of13)
Harbingers of spring though they may be, we cannot deny that morels are mere squishy little nubbins of grey-brown boringness.
Seitan (07 of13)
This wheat gluten product is often used as a meat substitute, and while it sure is tasty, that doesn't mean we wanna know it intimately or anything.
Head Cheese (08 of13)
Head cheese looks like chunks of meat from a pig's face, set in aspic and molded in a terrine…which is EXACTLY WHAT IT IS.
Injera (09 of13)
Ignoring the fact that injera looks vaguely like an old bathmat in need of a run through the washing machine, this sourdough-fermented teff flour bread is actually delicious.
Sweetbreads (10 of13)
Not bread that is sweet, but rather the thymus gland of unsuspecting cows and lambs, sweetbreads are considered to be a delicacy. (They're often disguised prepared by frying.)
Sea Urchin (11 of13)
Wow, are these things awesome—they'll also cost you a pretty penny at restaurants. But let's be real: Everything about their appearance screams, "Do not even think about touching me."
Natto (12 of13)
Yeah, it's a bit slimy and super strong-smelling—and kiiinda looks like it's gone rancid—but we love this fermented soybean dish exactly the way it is.
Monkfish (13 of13)
NIGHTMARES FOR WEEKS.