EVERY BEATLES GENRE (50+ Genres Named) 

Insane how much they recorded in just under 8 years

I love that they didn't just stick with one style or genre. They experimented so much and were all the better for it.

The most innovative, influential and important rock band in history

Imagine if they'd made it into the eras of New Wave, Disco, Grunge, Nu-Metal, EDM, Big Beat...

As I've told people for years if you like punk, metal, goth, progressive rock, art rock, world music, etc., you can thank the Beatles.

0:00 Rock and Roll (A Hard Day’s Night) 0:08 Pop ( I Want To Hold Your Hand) 0:13 Merseybeat (Love Me Do) 0:20 Rhythm & Blues (You Really Got a Hold On Me) 0:26 Doo Wop (This Boy) 0:32 Folk (I’ll Follow The Sun) 0:37 Skiffle (Maggie Mae) 0:43 Psychedelic Rock (Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds) 0:49 Acid Rock (Hey Bulldog) 0:56 Classic Rock (While My Guitar Gently Weeps) 1:02 Blues Rock (Yer Blues) 1:08 Hard Rock (Revolution) 1:14 Heavy Metal (Helter Skelter) 1:20 Doom Metal (I Want You(She’s So Heavy) ) 1:24 Progressive Rock (Happiness is a Warm Gun) 1:32 Symphonic Rock (Golden Slumbers) 1:38 Art Rock (A Day in the Life) 1:44 Progressive Pop (Penny Lane) 1:50 Baroque Pop (She’s Leaving Home) 1:56 Chamber Pop (Yesterday) 2:02 Sunshine Pop (Good Day Sunshine) 2:08 Psychedelic Folk (Long, Long, Long) 2:14 Garage Rock (Taxman) 2:20 Proto-punk (Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey) 2:25 Jangle Pop (Ticket to Ride) 2:32 Power Pop (Paperback Writer) 2:38 Raga Rock (Norwegian Wood) 2:44 Indian Classical (Within You Without You) 2:50 Soul (Got to Get You Into My Life) 2:56 Blues (For You Blue) 3:02 Country (Don’t Pass Me By) 3:08 Rockabilly (What Goes On) 3:14 Swamp Rock (Come Together) 3:20 Jam Rock (Dig It) 3:26 Surf Rock (Back In the U.S.S.R) 3:32 Ska (Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da) 3:38 Acoustic Rock (Here Comes the Sun) 3:44 Experimental (Tomorrow Never Knows) 3:50 Avant-grade (Revolution 9) 3:56 Lo-Fi (Wild Honey Pie) 4:02 Instrumental (Flying) 4:08 Bolero (Till There Was You) 4:14 Musical Hall (When I’m Sixty-Four) 4:20 Jazz (Honey Pie) 4:26 Ragtime (Rocky Raccoon) 4:32 Circus Music (Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!) 4:38 Children’s Music (Yellow Submarine) 4:44 Gospel (Let It Be) 4:50 Lullaby (Good Night) 4:56 Novelty (You Know My Name) 5:03 Holiday (Christmas Time(Is Here Again)

I disagree with some of the classifications, but it's unquestionable that the Beatles were, indeed, very eclectic. They weren't stuck to just one or two genres and styles, as most artists are.

I absolutely love the Beatles

the beatles saved the world from boredom ~George Harrison

The video could also add: Can't Buy Me Love: Swing Because: Medieval/Renaissance Here, There & Everywhere: Ballad Michelle: Waltz/French chanson I'm Only Sleeping: Experimental Electronic Pop Eleanor Rigby: Classical Pop Revolution: Glam Boogie Rain: Shoegaze/Indie With A Little Help From My Friends: Hippy I Am The Walrus: Surrealist Pop/Rock Lady Madonna: Boogie-woogie Dear Prudence: Goth Blackbird: Acoustic Pop Honey Pie: Vaudeville Oh Darling: Rock n Roll blues ballad Something: Orchestral pop I'm A Loser: Emo Piggies: Baroque/Renaissance

No wonder 7-8 year old me was so obsessed with The Beatles. Their music is so diverse and theres so much variety in their songs! Seems like I’ve always loved variety, even if I didnt know what it meant back then, lol.

This just shows how versatile these guys were at such young ages and it’s still amazing, definitely one of the greatest rock bands of all time and the reason I learned guitar back when I was younger

I truly think that nobody will ever come close to being as diverse as The Beatles. They were in a recording studio together for around 8 years and in that time, with the help of some amazing technicians and Abbey Road, evolved music by 20 years. It gave other artists a kick up the backside and drove quality in the proceeding years.

I never thought of I Want You (She’s So Heavy) as doom metal but it makes sense.

That's why I love the Beatles so much. And that's also why my favorite album is the white album. I absolutely love the fact that they did so many different styles of music, in only a few years!

And because of this, the Beatles are cited as an influence by almost every artist out there, from reggae to punk, from metal to rap. Indeed, one could say their eclecticism was their most remarkable trait.

I love this. Proves how insanely large of an influence they had over all future genres of music. How insanely talented, experimental & groundbreaking they truly were. Note: I only wish this video played longer clips of each song. It’s way too fast, and of course, if you’re watching this, you can never get enough of Beatles music! 🎶

Don't forget the proto-shoegaze song It's All Too Much on Yellow Submarine. Another oft-overlooked Harrison gem.

That makes me feel GOOD. And is a reminder of WHY they are and will always be the best band EVER!!!

Classic rock isn't a genre, it's a radio format.

No one's yet to categorize the Abbey Road medley. Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight, The End... Long and Winding Road had such classical influence. So many songs.

I believe the the Beatles can make a song with any instrument you handed them, even if they’ve never played it

Can you please do every genre The Beach Boys did? They also have a wide range of genres that the majority of people don’t know about.

This is why The Beatles were and are the best band in the world

Revolution 9 can be more specifically classified as "Musique Concrete"

this video is GREAT, good job!

Bro,its unbelievable how they made all this in 8 years 💀

This band got me through my school years and through my teens,there have since been other great bands but there will never ever be a band that changed not just music but the world we live in,John and George should have lived forever for what they gave us,we lost something special!!!🫶🏼

Across the Universe : Space Rock

Wow, really, a fiiiine video!! This got me into them again 🧡 finally, I recognised how much I needed them... while my Doors and Deep Purple obsession

The white album itself has so many genres. I'd say Glass Onion is blues rock too

back in the ussr is such a great song. also imo it has some reference to the beach boys. lol

Its perfect, thank you for that job, you make my every Friday

Proof, as if it was ever needed, that they are THE GREATEST band ever.

Wild honey pie is Lo-Fi?, THATS WILD

why u cant dislike the beatles. they did everything

For those wondering, Let it Be have lyrics that say “Mother Mary” but Paul Mccartney actually meant his mother, Mary Mccartney who came to him in a dream. Let it Be is not gospel, but a beautiful story of Paul’s mother coming to him in a dream and telling him to Let it Be.

It's not just that they attempted all these styles and genres, it's that they pulled it off and most if not all were either extremely good, or actual classics.

That's why they were and are incomparables! The best, The Most, Super, Hiper, Archi, Ultra, Non-Plus, The One and Only Beatles ❤❤❤❤

One overlooked genre is Granny Music.

Imagine if you added the solo discographies, Wings, Traveling Wilburys, George Martin’s soundtrack arrangements, anthology outtakes/alternates, remixes, etc. There’s a good chance you could somehow argue every major “genre” or style know throughout history (given a little leeway). Just a perfect musical collection.

The fact that you include “Here Comes the Sun” as an “Acoustic Rock” song when you have synthetic tonal music playing is insane. It was more or less a glance into synthpop

Wow, I haven't heard about a third of these genres. Now I have something to dive into 😃

They had not a music genre, they ARE a music genre

I'm from Uruguay and the Beatles are the best band in history. We are in 2023 and they are still the best. I am indebted to England for educating me musically.

Some dude in the comments already mentioned great ideas for a remastered Queen video and I would love to see it, but if you're interested in making more of these with new bands here are my suggestions: Deep Purple The Beach Boys The Doors Radiohead Frank Zappa Genesis Rush The Who Yes RHCP (I'm honestly not too deep in their discography but they get suggested all the time so why not) Metallica Prince King Crimson The Velvet Underground The Grateful Dead The Rolling Stones Muse Nirvana King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizards (I'm not too deep into their discography, again, but from what I've got from their fans I know that they played a lot of different genres) Update: I listened to KGATLW's Omnium Gatherum for the first time and holy crap, they definitely belong in one of these videos

This video explains why The Beatles is a great legend

Yet another proof that they are the greatest band of all time

your best video, the beatles are awesome!

With everything ever said and written about the Beatles, I still don't think they get enough credit.

I love the Beatles ❤

Wow, great video. Thank you for the information.

The White Album my personal favorite album by them for the variety alone.

Amazing compilation.

Revolution 9 is also musique concrete

Just incredible. It's a level of creative variety that borders on psychosis.

In 2023 they are still the best! 😎😎😎😎🎸🥁🎶🎵🎶

thank you for thid seriously i love it

muitas músicas versáteis, mas todas conseguem ser únicas

I love that there were not names for many of these genres when they made the songs

Bro imagine if they were still active in 1980’s, I bet they would have made a rap song

OMG.........The Beatles.............The Beatles..........For ever......

Il più grande gruppo mai esistito ❤❤

I agree with every single point of you with your choice of the Beatles's genres!

producer: How much overdrive do you want on Come Together? Beatles: *yes*

classic 😊

Wait how is Wild Honey Pie lofi?

Love Me Do still hits today and i never even knew that genre of music was a thing

Wild honey pie as lofi is so accurate

Greatest band of all time

What's most interesting is that for a lot of these the Beatles didn't necessarily invent or spark off the start of a genre, but rather accidentally stumbled into them before they began

Maybe, "Polythene Pam" for Punk. Great vid. They were so good and so innovative that they were on their own planet.

this is fantastic

So great band!

Although people like to hang labels on practically everything, from music to movies and beyond, the bottom line is clear. No other group in recorded history has created songs in so many genres. The Beatles defy categorization and as Harrison astutely observed, " The Beatles will exist without us. "

Do Every Genre Gentle Giant Performed

You would go there with this one. Somebody had to say it. Alright the fact that such a rich and dynamic spectrun of music points to some real song writing outside of John, Paul and George. There are song writers and studio musicians all at work here with the brand known as "the Beatles"

When you run out of genres to do, so you invent a few more

You should do one of these for Michael Jackson and Gorillaz, it would be pretty cool!

Beatles' undiscovered genres: Grindcore Melodic Hardcore Grunge IDM Post Punk

The best

Amazing ❤❤❤❤

You forgot that one time they went proto-brutal death metal.

Pop isn't a genre or style it's short for popular music and the fabs play very popular music they just seemed to invent everything we now call styles and genres whilst being pop musicians 👌

This is what makes the beatles great and unique...

How long do you plan your Every Genre videos to be, like how long do you plan to make them?

The best band ever❤

YESSS, THESE ARE MY BOYS! Just can`t stop surprising, how brave and magnificent they were.

Wild Honey Pie has got to be the worst introduction to Lo-Fi lmao

i read once in an article about the first rap song was supposed to be Come Together by The Beatles

Beatles Forever!

This is one of the silliest videos on the internet. Some people just have too much time on their hands.

although these seem pretty acurate and you have done a good job at it, for some reason I feel like i have been slapped across the face when I saw that 'Let it be' was GOSPEL! like of its kinda just like that but in the words of Jack Malik from 'Yesterday', "its the best song in the world"!

That crazy thing is that some of these are genres they kinda invented

Nice collection

"When I'm Sixty-Four" should go under Oompah Band. The reason being the way Ringo plays the drums using a flat bass drum cadence along with use of horns.

There's been no one like them since and I don't think there will be again

I've Just Seen A Face - Bluegrass

I feel like most young people who say The Beatles were overrated probably just got tired of always hearing their 3 most popular hits and just assumed that all of their songs sound like that.

It was primarily John pushing music into new directions. Fortunately, he was on the same team as three other superstars, which he originally drafted.