Top 10 Best Selling Songs Each Year Of The 1980s (US Billboard)
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- These are the top 10 biggest selling songs of each year in the 1980s. From the beginning of 1980 to the end of 1989. The source for this list is the Billboard chart and because i couldn't find the sales figures from a truly reliable source i opted against including any i did find.
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Let me know your rankings and favourites in the comments. Cheers!
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Here is the same video for the 2010s- ruclips.net/video/MC-he88Ed7k/видео.html
Every 1980s UK chart #1 song video here: ruclips.net/video/97ZX6hlv4Gk/видео.html
Devoted listener to Casey Kasem's and Shadoe Stevens' American Top 40 during the 80s, so these are the songs I remember being ranked the biggest for each year on the US Hot 100 Year End Charts. Wonderful compilation! 👍
Thanks for watching
x "Bette Davis Eyes" by Kim Carnes, "Don't You Want Me" by The Human League, "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor, "Flashdance...What A Feeling" by Irene Cara, "How Will I Know" by Whitney Houston, "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" by Starship, "Walk Like An Egyptian" by The Bangles, "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" by Belinda Carlisle, "Look Away" by Chicago are all some of my favorite music videos of all time.
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What amazing songs!
x "By the end of the 1980s, Madonna was named as the "Artist of the Decade" by MTV, Billboard and Musician magazine." (Wikipedia)
o After reading that, I went through Madonna's music videos...and afterwards not only 100% agree with them for "Artist of the Decade" but also feel incredibly more satisfied with 80s music with her as the spokesperson.
Love the 80s
Possibly the best era overall wasnt it! Thanks for watching
x Queen, Blondie, Olivia Newton-John, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Bonnie Tyler, Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Whitney Houston, Belinda Carlisle, Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Heart, Kim Carnes, and The Bangles are all on my list of Favorite Musical Artists.
Every Breath You Take
Celebration
Faith
Everybody Wants To Rule the World
What's Love Got To Do With It?
Don't You Want Me
Down Under
Careless Whisper
Hard To Say I'm Sorry
Karma Chameleon
Funkytown
Heaven Is A Place On Earth
It's a pity that We Are The World the most iconic song of 1985 didn't make it to the Top 10 on the year end charts. In fact it should have been the top song for that year!
Yeah thinking about it it must have been in a different category or something, as a charity single, as it makes no sense it wasnt in the year end top 100 for 1985 or 1986, that cant be true in terms of sales generally speaking. Cheers
@@Media_Ranker Ahm no, Billboard used a combo of airplay and sales to compile their charts back then (they weighted them differently at different times). They also relied on sales figures from record companies etc before the soundscan era. By rights true sales I believe We are the world was the biggest selling single in the US in the 80's. Another example is Push it by Salt n Pepa was the only gold record (1 million sales at the time) for one of these years and again not even here. But thanks for posting none-the-less :)
#20 for 1985 on the Billboard Hot 100 Year End Chart.
How hasnt anyone thought of this before!!!! Year i was born. Youre a rocket
Haha cheers, you grew up in a great era for music! Thanks for watching
I tried to do a Top 25 but I wasn't too crazy about 21-25 so here is my solid Top 20:
20 Hello
19 Funkytown
18 Call me
17 Sweet dreams
16 I miss you
15 Hurts so good
14 Don't you want me
13 Lady
12 Bette Davis eyes
11 The way it is
10 Against all odds
9 Girl you know it's true
8 Careless whisper
7 Broken wings
6 When doves cry
5 Down under
4 Sweet child
3 Jack & Diane
2 Every breath
1 Brick in the wall
Think id definitely have Pink Floyd at number 1 too actually! Great list again, cheers
@@Media_Ranker I definitely prefer these songs over my Top 20 for the 90s, but the 70s I prefer even more than both 80s & 90s
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Where's "WITH OR WITHOUT YOU" (1987) from U2??? 🤦🏼♂️😒😏
That was number 15 that year. Cheers
#15 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Year End Chart for 1987.
Where foolish beat and lost in your eyes on the list?!😮
Foolish Beat was number 32 in 1988 and Lost In Your Eyes was 13 in 1989 so pretty close. Thanks for watching
I dont understand, wheres Papa Dont Preach in 1986? Wheres Like a Prayer in 1989! These were #1 for two weeks and three weeks and these were catastrophically huge hits in the world
This is the US billboard records, and yearly sales not peak chart position. Thanks for watching
@@Media_Ranker well Americans have poor taste in music
Papa Don't Preach, #29 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Year End Chart for 1986, and Like A Prayer, #25 on that for 1989.
Madonna like a Virgin c est pas 1985 mais 1984!!!
Like A Virgin by Madonna spent four of its six weeks at #1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in January of 1985, so it is largely considered a 1985 hit.
This is clearly only in the United States, this list makes no sense, change the title or I will report the video. How is Karma Chameleon not going to be in 1983 or Let's Dance? and Irene Cara's song is the first that year. Change the title, you are lying.
just read the description...also whatever you have read for any supposed global charts, you shouldnt trust, as well as sales figures too, thats why i didnt include them. Global charts didnt exist officially until very recently. Lets Dance was 18th in 1983 for this, Karma Chameleon was 10th in 1984 (it came out in the second half of 1983). Cheers
@@Media_Ranker Why do I have to read the description? Put it in the title or I will report the video, these types of videos should be informative, not misleading. Many of the songs in the video are UNKNOWN outside the USA, imagine someone who remembers songs from their youth and doesn't know most of them because is European. CHANGE THE TITLE
i have ive put billboard in the title, i still think using by far the biggest market (which will be truly reliable as a source unlike many others) as well as not specifying if it was global anyway, was completely fair enough but if you would really go as far as reporting it then fair enough lol you could have disliked it but ok its done
@@Media_Ranker "biggest market"
1980: The Rose only reached the top 10 in 3 countries. Billy Joel's only made the top 10 in 3 countries. And you have these examples in EVERY year, emphasize in the title that it is in the USA
@@OnlyGoodMusic_ You cant argue that the US market is the biggest individual market for pop music, btw im british, this isnt some patriotic bias or something lol. Peak chart position isnt the same as the overall sales for a year is it. Ive put US billboard in the title