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Basically going to agree with everything tenbro says here and add that in terms of instrumentation, think about it in relation to the genres you are referencing here.
The snare for starters, hardcore typically has really short clicky snares, yours has quite a long envelope and is in general overpowering. Snares are an important thing. Probably the most important part of music as far as I'm concerned. So having a weak or poorly timed snare really drags a song down.
I think in general, writing drums like a drummer would help.

Watch this I suppose.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkb3r9filcM

If you want your music to sound agressive, it's probably better to write it in a minor key atleast.

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I didnt realise we had to post the worst, I will rectify this.

Replace "talk to you" with "listen to your music".

You could always, you know, talk to people about what you are listening to. Most of the music I listen to these days comes from branching off what other artists I'm into are listening to, or what friends recommend.
The idea of using a popularity based system to discover new artists doesn't work unless someone is there discovering these artists that aren't yet popular.
If everyone watches the top 10 it just stays stagnant because no one can enter that group.

My suggestion is to take a step away from lsdj and move onto a sample tracker.

You could - and it would still have been an amazing run.

Go take a shit now while all these videos load up and grab yourself something to eat. Because you'll be sitting here for quite a while.