What Is the Quintessential South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota Song?

If you had to pick one song that best represented your home state what would it be?

While you're thinking about that, consider the playlist that paid tribute to all 50 states we heard this week at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

During the celebratory roll call of state delegations, the in-house emcee, DJ Cassidy, spun 50 tunes that supposedly best represented each of the 50 states.

Some made perfect sense as they acknowledged famous hometown artists like:

• Arizona: Stevie Nicks -  'Edge of Seventeen'
• California: Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg - 'The Next Episode'
• Florida: Tom Petty -  'I Won't Back Down'
• Hawaii: Bruno Mars - '24K Magic'
• Indiana: Michael Jackson - 'Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough'
• New Jersey: Bruce Springsteen -  'Born in the U.S.A.'
• Oklahoma: Garth Brooks - 'Ain't Goin' Down ('til the Sun Comes Up)'
• Tennessee: Dolly Parton - '9 to 5'

Others were logical choices for their tie-in with a particular state:

• Alabama: 'Sweet Home Alabama' (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
• Idaho: 'Private Idaho' (The B-52's)
• Kansas: 'Carry On Wayward Son' (Kansas)

But what about the song picked for Minnesota, South Dakota, and Iowa?

For the North Star State it was a no-brainer.

'Kiss', the 1986 smash hit from Minneapolis native, the late Prince and his band, The Revolution.

The tracks picked for South Dakota and Iowa were head scratchers.

For the Mount Rushmore State, the pick was 'What I Like About You' from The Romantics.

Looking for a connection? There isn't one with this band from Detroit.

The pick for Iowa wasn't any better -  'Celebration' from Kool & The Gang.

The band hails from Jersey City, New Jersey, more than 1,100 miles from Des Moines, the capital of the Hawkeye State.

Again, people on social media didn't hold back their feelings about the selection:

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Here's the complete list of all 50 songs:

1. Alabama: 'Sweet Home Alabama' - Lynyrd Skynyrd
2. Alaska: 'Feel It Still' - Portugal. The Man
3. Arizona: 'Edge of Seventeen' - Stevie Nicks
4. Arkansas: 'Don't Stop' - Fleetwood Mac
5. California: 'The Next Episode' - Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg,
6. Colorado: 'September' - Earth, Wind & Fire
7. Connecticut: 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)' - Stevie Wonder
8. Delaware: 'Higher Love' - Kygo & Whitney Houston
9. Florida: 'I Won't Back Down' - Tom Petty
10. Georgia: 'Turn Down For What' - DJ Snake and Lil Jon
11. Hawai’i: '24K Magic' - Bruno Mars
12. Idaho: 'Private Idaho' - The B-52's
13. Illinois: 'Sirius' - The Alan Parsons Project
14. Indiana - 'Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough' - Michael Jackson
15. Iowa: 'Celebration' - Kool & The Gang
16. Kansas: 'Carry On Wayward Son' - Kansas
17. Kentucky: 'First Class' - Jack Harlow
18. Louisiana: 'All I Do Is Win' - DJ Khaled
19. Maine: 'Shut Up and Dance' - WALK THE MOON
20. Maryland: 'Respect' - Aretha Franklin
21. Massachusetts: 'I’m Shipping Up to Boston' - Dropkick Murphys
22. Michigan: 'Lose Yourself' - Eminem
23. Minnesota: 'Kiss' - Prince & The Revolution.
24. Mississippi: 'Twistin' the Night Away' - Sam Cooke
25. Missouri: 'Good Luck, Babe!' - Chappell Roan
26. Montana: 'American Woman' - Lenny Kravitz
27. Nebraska: 'Firework' - Katy Perry
28. Nevada: 'Mr. Brightside' - The Killers
29. New Hampshire: 'Don’t Stop Believin' - Journey
30. New Jersey: 'Born in the U.S.A.' - Bruce Springsteen
31. New Mexico: 'Confident' - Demi Lovato
32. New York: 'Empire State of Mind' - Jay-Z featuring Alicia Keys
33. North Carolina: 'Raise Up' - Petey Pablo
34. North Dakota: 'Girl on Fire' - Alicia Keys
35. Ohio: Green 'Light' - John Legend featuring André 3000
36. Oklahoma: 'Ain't Goin' Down ('til the Sun Comes Up)' - Garth Brooks
37. Oregon: 'Float On' - Modest Mouse
38. Pennsylvania: 'Motownphilly' - Boyz II Men, Black and Yellow - Wiz Khalifa
39. Rhode Island: 'Shake it Off' - Taylor Swift
40. South Carolina: 'Get Up I Feel Like Being A Sex Machine' - James Brown
41. South Dakota: 'What I Like About You' - The Romantics
42. Tennessee: '9 to 5' - Dolly Parton
43. Texas: 'TEXAS HOLD EM' - Beyoncé
44. Utah: 'Animal' - Neon Trees
45. Vermont: 'Stick Season' - Noah Kahan
46. Virginia: 'The Way I Are' - Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson and D.O.E.
47. Washington: 'Can’t Hold Us' - Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
48. West Virginia: 'Take Me Home', Country Roads - John Denver
49. Wisconsin: 'Jump Around' - House of Pain
50. Wyoming: 'I Gotta Feeling' - Black Eyed Peas