So needed this time for some dancing and singing. Thank you for that. They had some great songs in there. Adele is amazing and you’re 100% right Christina Aguilera is definitely underrated. Christina is an incredible singer.
Wow! Amazing creativity. Sadly, I only knew about 40%. Like you, Id heard bits & peices of many of them. Interesting how it morphed from club dance music to more ballads with a beat.
My 6 year old son watched this with me. We were singing along with it. I never new he has such good taste in music. He got so excited seeing the songs and bands that he likes.Imagine Dragons,Coldplay, &Twenty One Pilots. He gets his good taste from me. :)
Kygo, Lp, and Black pumas never heard of those people. I'd never heard castle of glass. I believe Christina was less popular because people thought Britney was more attractive in the same way Ben Afleck is more popular than Matt Damon even though Matt is more talented. Great list. 21 pilots has good stuff. I'm glad cold play was on there. I've listened to them since I was a teen. Zayn Malek's whole song and video 😲
Mine was probably about 65-70% recognition rate. I wasn’t even at 50% going into the top 60, but then I recognized most of them from there. I stopped listening to “popular” music close to a decade ago. I leave it up to my wife to tell me what’s good (she’s the reason I recognized quite a few of these)
There are a quite a few people that could stand to open their mind to other musical genres. To me there isn't a bad genre of type of music. There are good examples of every genre, just like every genre has songs that suck. It's been that way since the dawn of music. It's just that now more people are exposed to more different types of music since Radio stations and MTV don't have a stranglehold on what songs people here. Music streaming services treat artists like crap, but man if you try at least a little you can be exposed to so much different music. A lot of people seem to dislike anything that came out after they turned 18 and they want everything to be the music they heard as a teenager.
I’m going to respond to you because I just think music is not that great now or the years covered in this video. My mind is open I’m a music lover. I even love some classical music. I can find something in any genre to like and give credit where credit is due. This series of videos didn’t do anything for me. As I said some great singers but the quality of the music wasn’t to my liking.
I’m cracking up watching this because I noticed I was doing the same head movements as you do 🤣 I paused the video and I’m at like #60 so I don’t know how long for but now I can’t stop seeing it 🤣Love your videos!
I also think she make a lot of old school sounding songs sad too. i never been into her music but i'm suprised to find out there are a people that listen to her music
Liked some of the songs. Autotune and compression really do make this decade sound the same. I also think streaming services also hurt the diversity. I grew up with AM/FM radio in the car, HiFi stereo in the house and headphones. I preferred studio albums over live albums. however, today's technology has worked for remastering live music. Not so much on studio albums. much of the music before autotune and todays compression had a lot better sound quality, more expression and better singers overall. There are still standouts in todays music but it is more homogenized. l am a radio fan, the music was played was broad in scope and there were plenty of channels. Easy to find new genres and bands. Now I only have my computer. I have to pick what to play which limits any surprises.
Rap God shocked me. I listened to Eminem a lot in the 90s and never would've expected him to compare to Tung Twista, Krayzie Bone, and Busta. EDM is popular here in Colorado. Didn't know Kanye or Romeo. Edit: I believe the Sucker for pain was from suicide Squad.
This was so interesting! Something I never realized; during that decade, pop and rock a bit of techno and reggaeton, ruled. I only knew about half these songs because of streaming my own playlists most of the time. Rap and R&B really fell off the charts during this time or it was kind of incorporated into the pop sound.
I thought this list was pretty good even if I only knew about 75%. Stromae really surprised me getting on it, but Kesha needed to be on here somehow. And as much as some people are going to do the "Back in my day we had good music" thing all you need to do is hear Lana Del Rey doing her thing, listen to Adele's 21, then see the production madness Kanye created with All of the Lights. Also, genres being invented/brought out by people like Skrillex, Marshmello, and Sophie (RIP.) the same way other times had their style.
Clearly people here dont get that music changes over time and that if artists want to stay relevant, they have to change their sound up. Loved the Linkin Park ones, but LP is one of my fave artists. Other than that, most are songs I have heard on comercials or from reaction channels. Modern music doesn't do much for me most of the stuff i listen to is considered retro and classic at this point lol
@@SansAziza I watched all the vids he put up. I do prefer music from the 70’s, 80’s , 90’s and even early ‘00’s to most of this music (with some exceptions).
Most of these I know from fads, memes and/or musicians here on RU-vid doing Rock, Metal or Pop Punk covers of the non-Rock tracks. Check out Leo Moracchioli's Metal cover of Hello. Nearly 70 million views in 7 years!
You know all those no name performers at small clubs? Those are regular people like us. It costs out the ass, but you could just leap in... Make some music. You can't do worse than them...
Where's Melanie Martinez "Pity Party" "Sippy Cup" "Cry Baby" "Dollhouse" , Fall Out Boy "My Song's Know What You Did in the Dark (Light 'em Up)", Five Finger Death Punch "Wrong Side of Heaven", Simple Plan "Lucky One", Three Days Grace "Pain Without Love", Macklemore & Ryan Lewis "Same Love" just to name a few??
Three Days Grace's song is called Pain for starters and for another, it does not fall into 2010-2020 decade. It's from an album that came out in 06 and was released as a single in 07-08. Read the title of the video before commenting next time maybe.
@@TakersSoulGirl22 We all make some mistakes, it's because we're human ... secondly all you needed to say was that the song came out in 2006 ... no need to be rude about it. Your comment of "Read the title of the video before commenting next time maybe." wasn't needed.
@@TakersSoulGirl22 No I did see the 2010-2020 part, however I made a mistake in thinking that the song was from that time period. Yes, I'm human, and fallible. I'm a big enough person to admit that I was wrong on thinking that song came out later than what it did. I'm able to admit that I was wrong, but it seems like you need to put people below you to feel better about yourself... at least that's the way that it sounds especially with the "Read the title of the video before commenting next time maybe." and "clearly you didn't otherwise you would have seen the 2010-2020 part", it's almost like you have the urge to put me in my place. Yes I was wrong on when it came out, however all that was needed was the mention that the song was released in 2006 ... but instead it seems like you couldn't resist throwing in a couple jabs while you were at it.
@@john_thorpe OK. You made a mistake got it. And maybe I could have been a little nicer, but I wasn't, so therefore I screwed up too. And no, I don't like to put people down to feel better about myself. I know how that feels and it sucks. With that, I am going to bow out of this conversation
The majority of these are just utterly terrible. Utterly. 167, 123, 103, 100, 79, 68, 65, 61, 58, 35, 24, 22, 21, 20, 19, 15, 13, and 11 are exceptions. I know I had to sit through this facade and only 18 out of 200. That's just sad. Every decade countdown there have always been for me at least 50. 18. Wow. Just a sad commentary for auto tune and depressed people.😵💫😖🥴
The lack of originality it's nearly every type of expression because as you come up with new ideas over and over and over and over through time it's going to get harder and harder to do so. We see this and movies and novels and in music.
I’d argue it started to get better around 2019, and the 2020s so far imo have been pretty good. stan culture has pretty much ruined the charts, so you have to put a bit more effort in to find stuff you like rather than just listen to the radio or look at the top hits, but music has never been so accessible, meaning we have a lot more stuff to listen to than we used to by comparison. that and the internet has made it so artists can improve even faster than they used to be able to. idk maybe I’m just an optimist or whatever, but just bc some of the most streamed/played stuff (thanks to streaming farms and, like I said, stans) is kinda tired and unoriginal doesn’t mean there are NO original ideas nowadays. plus, I’ll bet plenty of older people said the same shit abt the 2000s era of music, shitting on stuff as you get older is kinda apart of the process.
Bubblegum pop is one of the scourges of modern music so the Lana Del Rey, The Lumineers, Foo Fighters, and Portugal The Man songs are the few saving graces compared to the shallow partybop drivel that dominated this list.
You didn't take music appreciation in college did you? Yes Lana is a mood and some were obviously for profit songs but even "hard core music" fans would have issues with your preferences. Relax you're not composing.
@@booklover_78 Thanks for the feedback and your perspective. I was in rock bands in college and did take music history courses which perhaps informs my opinion regarding the over produced, auto-tuned, and vapid bubblegum pop music not being what I would include on any Top of musical list. Just my 2 cents, though. As a book lover, I imagine you might take umbrage with a list of Top 100 authors of the 20th century list that included Danielle Steele, Dan Brown, Stan and Jan Berenstain, Edward Stratemeyerand, and others but leaves off authors like Gabriel García Márquez, Hemingway, Hesse, Vonnegut, Kerouac, Toni Morrison, Steinbeck, etc.
You done a reaction from 2000 to 2009 and the difference in quality from then and the crap from 2010 to2020 is huge. Probably 15 good songs the rest rubbish
I’m sorry to be a drag but this just proved how bad music has gotten. Some great singers but the quality of the music was trash. All the other videos from late 60’s-early 2000’s were a party. This was a snooze for me. Lol
Yeah, not the best decade, but some songs I liked. I do like new stuff - I'm 68, for whatever value of 'new stuff' that gives. 😄 But not a rap or hiphop fan, mostly, except for occasional songs. 'Course, I don't like much jazz or plenty of 60s music, either. I could completely do without the Beatles, for instance. The lower songs on the list, mostly blecch. Several I like going up about midway through. More along the rest of the way. I'm bad at titles, though. I recognize by the tunes. I rarely identify by the performer or song title, unless it's someone with several songs I love, like Dannheim or Evanescence or Wumpscut. Then it's usually the performer. Plus now, I rarely listen to streaming. I wiped out on that in the early 2000s. Too much like radio. And top 40 or 100-style has always had too much of a muchness. Now I find something I like somewhere, like The Piano Guys with Alex Boye doing an African style Swahili cover of Coldplay's Paradise. (Look it up, it's magnificent. 'Peponi' should fnd it.) I track it down in the NewPipe app. After I grab it, then I keep clicking random songs by that artist, bounce around to others, and after an hour or so, have umpteen songs new to me. 😄 I did enjoy this, though. Managed to get some songs I'd heard and liked, but had no clue as to performer. Plus got some new to me. I did some chairdancing!
