It is insane how long Eminem has managed to stay relevant and it's clear to see why. His music has changed with time to fit with trends and it absolutely works.
I mean, between 2004 and 2008 things were pretty f-ed up for him Relapse wasn't the hit we all thought it would but Recovery really did mke Slim climb back to the throne
@@np-captain6318 Yeah, but Relapse is GREAT. It's well-themed, and even has a storyline of sorts! It wasn't the album which produced hits though, like Recovery did. Happy to see his recovery from drugs, and him getting back on track after that
I mean I've always been more of a fan of older music but I never realized just how good early 2000s music was (kinda goes off a cliff at 05 though). Every song slaps through those first few years. Up there with like the mid-late 80s, or late 60s in terms of quality. Hope we can get into another golden era like that sometime soon.
I love late 60s music, not really like there are artists or songs I regularly listen to, but whenever a late 60s/early 70s song comes on, it immediately makes me happy, and I agree that early 2000s and mid 80s came closest to catching that same feeling (there are also 50s songs here and there that make me feel the same). This opinion is probably unpopular, but I feel like there was a dip in quality around the late 2010s, and it has gotten a little better since, so maybe it'll reach a peak again in a few years.
When Joel doesn't know a song that you do: So it's official, I am a professional musician. Edit: thanks for the likes! I hope Joel can see this, because I want to let him know, that I am very grateful, for inspiring and educating me with his videos! I hope I can become a full-time musician one day :)
A little saddened that Joel was not aware that Linkin Park was still going strong, up until...... July 2017 💔 But glad he appreciates Chester's awesome voice 😭
5:55 Linkin Park's first song to reach 1 billion views on RUclips actually. In fact, I'd argue it's now their most popular, even more than In the End, thanks to the recent resurgence in airplay.
2000 - 2005 Linkin Park and Eminem songs I still listen to daily. Huh, seems like those years had som influence. Bonus props for having LP in your vids Joel!
Hearing back Chester's voice and realising that we'll never get to hear new songs from Linkin park . RIP Chester 🙏🙏😢. May his angelic voice live long through our hearts .
@@nandinianil6390 I Think its better for LP to put it to rest and started a new Supergroup with a renowned Vocalist. Kinda like RATM guys forming Audioslave with Chris Cornell after De La Rocha left RATM. I would love to have current Paramore line up to join the guys from LP to form a supergroup with Hayley and Mike at vocals and Musical style of Deftones and Nine Inch Nails (Experimental/Alternative Metal stuff)
@@skskskpost8852 tht was a nice idea though !! I would prefer Mike Can make some really good stuff and can bring LINKIN PARK back to what it was once ❤️
@@MetaEuw Yeah, I'm Swedish and just a couple of years younger than Joel. That's one of my favorite songs by Eminem. And I'm more of a rock person so if I heard it, everyone must've heard it lol. :)
Man.. The nostalgia hits hard. A lot of amazing songs..+ whenever wherever and gasolina 🤔😬It is weird I'm still listening to most of those songs to these days? Eminem, linkin park and Coldplay of 2000' where my go to for every mood, and still are
there're two versions of these videos he can make, too: 1 for the most iconic songs of all times from that country, and another for what's popular right now
Yeah because if you take a 4-piece Then there are 4 different people with different skills working in conjunction with each other to make the same thing That's why bands like The Beatles, Queen, Led Zeppelin, ACDC, RHCP, Weezer, The Rolling Stones, Dire Straits, Linkin Park, Fleetwood Mac, Radiohead, Cream, Green Day, GnR, Bon Jovi, Linkin Parkz etc won't be forgotten And if you even go to solo careers, those people were just on another level, come on those people were sooo experimental Clapton and Hendrix's guitar work (yeah Jimi Hendrix Experience but he came up with those guitar parts alone) Bob Dylan's lyrics Kenny Loggins' movie themes Steve Winwood and Stevie Nicks' singing Phil Collins' exceptional drum work Come on there's so much more I know two acts that are making music like this now Ten Tonnes(solo)(listen to Silver Heat) Royal Blood(duo)
Before 2000 but I'll never forget when and where I was the first time I heard "forgot about Dre" the first song Eminem was featured on mainstream radio and it changed my life. I had sung my whole life till then (junior in high school) been in select choirs and performance groups and always had been into music but that put it on a whole different creative level. It was the first time I ever remember hearing something and thinking to myself I've NEVER heard anything like this before. From then on I opened my mind and ears to genre's of music I had shut out in the past and really took the time to learn and explore all types of music.
The nostalgia blast hit me so fucking hard in this video. Much love and respect to the artists from this era for creating so much good music. Eminem, Linkin Park (R.I.P Chester), Coldplay, BEP, all the pop singers as well (PCD, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Shakira, Mariah, Pink), all the RnB artists (Usher, Chris Brown, Mario, JT). What legends. There will never be another decade like it.
Oh man. I cant believe its been 15 to 20 years where all these songs came out. It feels like yesterday that i ran into my room, slammed the door and turned up the volume to Linkin Park, System of a Down, Green Day, Blink-182 and Evanescence just because my mum said i should do the dishes. Man, i miss those days. Thanks for the existential crisis, Joel.
I won't say if popular music was better or worse in the 2000s, I'm personally a bigger fan of that time. But I will say music did seem a lot more varied. As in the things that got popular were a lot more different kinds of music than you'd find being successful today. Did you do a 2010-2020?
21 years ago on the radio you definitely had more variety. It wasn’t just pop and mumble rap, you had all sorts from rock, to alternative, to pop, RnB, hip hop and everything in between.
YASSS SO MUCH ROCK AND EMO SONGS LIKE YESS!!!!!!!!! BLINK 182, SYSTEM OF A DOWN, LINCAN PARK, AVRIL LAVINGE, EVANESCENCE, THE KILLERS, GREEN DAY(you can tell by my name I like them), FOO FIGHTERS. I'm also a huge Eminem fan. and Taylor swift is just one of my favorite singers. And owl city is just class. This is my favourite era of music 100%.
Hearing all these songs makes me feel really weird and cold, they feel surreal. They were such a big part of me growing up. But having grown up now. It feels foreign, it feels scary. I know them all by heart and i love them but i cant imagine my past self listening to them so much to create this emotional memory
It's interesting how marketing strategies back in the 2000's affected our access to music. The songs Joel doesn't know are exactly the ones I don't know. We're practically the same age and I'm South American. Except for the Ashanti song, cause they played the rap part, wtf, all the other ones never played here. Janet Jackson, for example, never existed here in Brazil. Never played on radio stations, it was never easy to find CDs... I'm thankful for streaming apps of today.
@Bruh dude Nah My Brotha Big is second but PAC will Forever be number one PAC was conscience at times and was willing to die for the truth Big mostly rapped about woman and making love to them
I am just here to support the 'Here without you' song by 3 Doors Down.....One of the best Rock songs ever...Emotion and lyrics and how they were conveyed...SOOO ON POINT👌👌❤❤
And here I thought the 2010-2020 song made me feel old - realizing these are all my childhood songs and they’re now 20 years old just hits a certain way…
16:50 Crawling- linkinpark was the first English spoken song that got me into Western music, I was about 5-6 years old when I listen to it. My sister was playing it on the kitchen when I'm trying to mimic Chester's singing while I'm under the table 🤣🤣 (she told me years later when the memories reach out)
I miss the variety in popular music from the 2000s. There was a song for everybody, every mood and every occasion. I dont think we will ever have such a great era in pop music ever again.
@Hunter64 Lincoln Burrows gets executed for a crime he didnt commit, so his brother Michael Scofield gets him out of prison along with 6 others (Cnote, Sucre, Abruzzi, Haywire, Tweener and Tbag) then they go after DB Coopers 5 million dollars in Tooele, after that Lincoln Michael and Sara go after the Company, then Bellick Tbag and Sucre go to Mexico, Michael Lincoln and Mahone go to Panama, Bellick Michael Tbag and Mahone get locked up in Sona, Michael gets out with Mahone Whistler and McGrady, then Michael Lincoln Bellick Sara Sucre Self and Roland go after Scylla, they get scylla, Michaels mother turns out to be alive Bellick dies, and then finally The Company is defeated, Michael dies getting Sara out of prison, 7 years later Michael turns out to be alive under the name Kaniel Outis, he gets out Ogygia with Whip and Ja in Yemen, Lincoln goes to Yemen, they go back to the US, they meet Sucre and Sara under the way, they meet Cnote in the US, they beat Abruzzi's son, and finally they beat Sara's boyfriend Jacob, aka Poseidon
@@Xbxbbxbdbdxbxbbx kkkkkkkkkk. Lel. I got a little defensive because that song literally had a subconscious influence on lifting my depression because of the lyrics embedded deep in my psyche when I was 12 cause never heard anyone feel or mean something like that with so much thrust in a song before. Also especially the ending will resonate with me my entire life. "I will not fall. I will stand tall. Feels like no one can beat me". Well I know I sound manic but just goes to show you how the power of music n someone's talent/creativity can change you or help you. No song has really had such a long lasting deep seated effect on me. K I'm done
listening to the old songs just had me realising that brazilians telenovelas played a big part on making these songs popular in my country, because every tv couple had a theme song (and they still has)
Hey thanks for the shout. Ten second songs lives! 😏
Omg I love your music hiii
I only know about Roomie because of you so gone full circle here.
Hello, still remember when Joel reacted to you reacting to him reacting to you XD
E
6th comment .-.
The fact that Till I Collapse has become such a legendary song, and it was never released as a single, just goes to show how good it is.
Yup, best selling non-single of all time
I think it deserves that accolade, and that popularity. It’s such a good song.
Eminem and Linkin Park truly owned the early 2000s.
yup
I agree with you
True
Yup i grew up in the 2000s and i remember hearing them everywhere
True
I feel soo lucky to be born during the ERA where i could hear Eminem , Linkin Park and other artists just dominate make immortal music
Agree totally with you👍👍👍
i was born in 2009 but i listen to Linkin park, three days grace and slipknot on a daily basis
This list: *exists*
Eminem, Linkin park and Coldplay: *Totally own it*
and soad.
Don't forget 3 Doors Down
And Em still rocking now bro !!!!!
shakira is in a loooot of years, it surprised me
rihanna got a comeback at 2009-2010
but ye, LP and Eminem rule this
Thanks Lil'Pitchy! ❤️😄
Hey. dont worry i wont say im first.
sike. first.
and i wont say i am second
HA GOT THEM second
Third
First, shhhhh
4th maybe
It is insane how long Eminem has managed to stay relevant and it's clear to see why. His music has changed with time to fit with trends and it absolutely works.
He evolves, and that's necessary for any successful musical artist
yeah but idk what anyone else says I love mockingbird
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I mean, between 2004 and 2008 things were pretty f-ed up for him Relapse wasn't the hit we all thought it would but Recovery really did mke Slim climb back to the throne
@@np-captain6318 Yeah, but Relapse is GREAT. It's well-themed, and even has a storyline of sorts! It wasn't the album which produced hits though, like Recovery did. Happy to see his recovery from drugs, and him getting back on track after that
Linkin Park, Eminem and Coldplay own those years of music! Best musicians ever
Agreed
Coldplay are terrible...
@@bausy2196 dude what the hell 💀
@@bausy2196 Coldplay is good dude what's your problem with them😕
Who else wants Joel to do a part 2 (2010 to 2020)
Edit: I fucking know he already did
Me
Me
Lol meee
@@meriwilliams1217 Oh, then ima delete my comment cus I look stupid
Yesssss
as a huge linkin park fan boy and also also stan of em,green day,coldplay. this list made my day
Ngl the exact same
same
Same
you're stan? plz don't kill your girlfriend.
Joel hates rock though. Dude hates in Three doors down 🤣🤣
System of down,Eminem , linkin park , Coldplay true legends
Wow just realised how popular rock was when I was growing up, and how it has faded considerably now
I mean I've always been more of a fan of older music but I never realized just how good early 2000s music was (kinda goes off a cliff at 05 though). Every song slaps through those first few years. Up there with like the mid-late 80s, or late 60s in terms of quality. Hope we can get into another golden era like that sometime soon.
I love late 60s music, not really like there are artists or songs I regularly listen to, but whenever a late 60s/early 70s song comes on, it immediately makes me happy, and I agree that early 2000s and mid 80s came closest to catching that same feeling (there are also 50s songs here and there that make me feel the same).
This opinion is probably unpopular, but I feel like there was a dip in quality around the late 2010s, and it has gotten a little better since, so maybe it'll reach a peak again in a few years.
see, i find that rock influenced music unlistenable so :)
The early 2000's rock stuff was so good. Damn I miss Linkin Park
yes linkin park are one of my fav bands.
Did they just stop making music or what?
@@ThatOneWeirdFlex Kinda? Chester Bennington, the lead singer, died in 2017 and they've not made any music since then.
@@kylehardwick8587 😔 recently learn this
RIP Chester 😔
When Joel doesn't know a song that you do: So it's official, I am a professional musician.
Edit: thanks for the likes! I hope Joel can see this, because I want to let him know, that I am very grateful, for inspiring and educating me with his videos! I hope I can become a full-time musician one day :)
Ain't Eminem a legend tho,he was almost on every year list their!
Dude that is exactly how I feel
That’s so true🤣🤣
@@user-oo3qp5jq7u We are fellow musicians from now on!
Nah, Anthony fantano's internet's busiest music nerd
The 2000s: does literally nothing…
Eminem : now this looks like a job for me !
True
He made the 2000s his bitch
so everybody just follow me
Tire 2002 was his year
'cause it feels so empty without me'
that was 2000's right?
Roomie to most songs: little pitchy
Him to Rihanna’s most pitchiest song: OOOOOMMMMGGGG SSOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!!!
Seems a little bit simpy
Don't know why he hates Enrique
Lol every song is Pitchy how is he immune to RhiRhi?
@@lybahs5832 oh i would simp for Rihanna idc
“Her voice is so much thinner here” somehow translates to “Omg so good” to you? Interesting. But you got those likes you were fishing for so congrats.
I miss that rock era so much... so many great songs, especially from Linkin Park 😭 Can we bring this kind of music back?
Dont worry, kerrang's got our back
It still exists there's just more rap and hip hop fans, so they top the charts
I hope rock, punk, metal and emo become mainstream again:(
it kinda sad that teenages just like me listen always to kpop, hiphop etc. and only few people nowadays listen to rock
Sorry Chester is no more 😭💔😞
But yes Mike can do some really great stuff !!❤️
A little saddened that Joel was not aware that Linkin Park was still going strong, up until...... July 2017 💔
But glad he appreciates Chester's awesome voice 😭
yes linkin park are one of my fav bands.
Linkin Park were my gateway to metal. Chester will be missed until the end of time
@@Mintyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Yeah.. I grew up listening to them. They accompanied me since my early teen years and into adulthood.. 🥺
Rip Chester
Same bro till today I miss Chester 😓
5:55 Linkin Park's first song to reach 1 billion views on RUclips actually. In fact, I'd argue it's now their most popular, even more than In the End, thanks to the recent resurgence in airplay.
This is actually incorrect gangam style was the first song to reach a billion views on RUclips.
@@Mialikesthingshe never said it was the first song to reach 1b
Can't even listen to Umbrella without imagining Tom in my mind 💀💀
Ah, a fellow Hollander I see!
Probably the best thing I've ever seen 🤣
Yes 😂😂😂😂😂
Yes, totally.
OMG YES.
Me, a 5-year old Belgian child in 2005, thinking bands lived in my radio and babbling along in Dutch to Eminem
🤣
2000 - 2005 Linkin Park and Eminem songs I still listen to daily. Huh, seems like those years had som influence.
Bonus props for having LP in your vids Joel!
I rarely ever see lp in his videos, I hope I see more of them in his videos
@@adambroadwood4542 Same, they deserve more credit from channels like this. Especially in his live performance reactions. They killed it every time.
@BS - 05FD 812231 Palgrave PS linkin park
Same with Linkin Park ❤️
I miss when Linkin Park was charting, especially when rock was starting to fall off the mainstream. Rip Chester 💔
Hearing back Chester's voice and realising that we'll never get to hear new songs from Linkin park . RIP Chester 🙏🙏😢. May his angelic voice live long through our hearts .
@Pearl Story I don't think anyone can fill the gap that Chester left .
@@nandinianil6390 I Think its better for LP to put it to rest and started a new Supergroup with a renowned Vocalist. Kinda like RATM guys forming Audioslave with Chris Cornell after De La Rocha left RATM.
I would love to have current Paramore line up to join the guys from LP to form a supergroup with Hayley and Mike at vocals and Musical style of Deftones and Nine Inch Nails (Experimental/Alternative Metal stuff)
@@skskskpost8852 tht was a nice idea though !! I would prefer Mike Can make some really good stuff and can bring LINKIN PARK back to what it was once ❤️
@Pearl Story I’ve heard a couple vocalists in other bands get kinda similar to his highs look at lost in a wave by landmvrks
@Pearl Story Bro tf are you on they're not looking for a new vocalist. Mike himself said that's not gonna happen unless it happens naturally.
Am I the only one waiting for Joel to say “ Hi I’m roomie from Joel official”
Nope
Actually I was waiting for Daniel to say it!!
Early
@@julamayik4050 yes
Yes
How tf did Joel not know 'till I collapse by Eminem' talk about 💔
It didn't go to Sweden. He lived there until about 6 years ago
@@gaffer2602 didnt go to sweeden, but was huge in norway. Sounds pretty off to me tbh.
@@MetaEuw Yeah, I'm Swedish and just a couple of years younger than Joel. That's one of my favorite songs by Eminem. And I'm more of a rock person so if I heard it, everyone must've heard it lol. :)
@@fil0sofia It's almost as hype as Lose yourself, so kinda weird, but thats just the way of music i guess. many songs out there :p
That’s one of his most popular songs
Man.. The nostalgia hits hard. A lot of amazing songs..+ whenever wherever and gasolina 🤔😬It is weird I'm still listening to most of those songs to these days?
Eminem, linkin park and Coldplay of 2000' where my go to for every mood, and still are
2000s rock songs = iconic (special mention ... LINKINPARK)
day 3 of asking roomie to start a new series where he reviews songs from a single country and rate them
Yes!
Yes please!👍🏻
YESSS
FULL SUPPORT FOR THIS
there're two versions of these videos he can make, too: 1 for the most iconic songs of all times from that country, and another for what's popular right now
I really miss the time when bands dominated
Ikr
Huhuhuhu
Yeah because if you take a 4-piece
Then there are 4 different people with different skills working in conjunction with each other to make the same thing
That's why bands like The Beatles, Queen, Led Zeppelin, ACDC, RHCP, Weezer, The Rolling Stones, Dire Straits, Linkin Park, Fleetwood Mac, Radiohead, Cream, Green Day, GnR, Bon Jovi, Linkin Parkz etc won't be forgotten
And if you even go to solo careers, those people were just on another level, come on those people were sooo experimental
Clapton and Hendrix's guitar work (yeah Jimi Hendrix Experience but he came up with those guitar parts alone)
Bob Dylan's lyrics
Kenny Loggins' movie themes
Steve Winwood and Stevie Nicks' singing
Phil Collins' exceptional drum work
Come on there's so much more
I know two acts that are making music like this now
Ten Tonnes(solo)(listen to Silver Heat)
Royal Blood(duo)
Loved the early 20002 .... Linkin Park, System of a down and Evanescence always saved my moody teenage ass
If you survive that long, you might actaully enjoy them ;-)
So hows the future?
I think you’ve gone 10,000 years into the future
Audioslave was amazing too.
Systems of a down's sound is still unique more than 20 years ago
I was born in 2000 and I’m turning 21 this year! I feel old.🥺
I remember feeling old when I turned 20. Don't worry. You're still a kid.
Here, I'll help you feel better: I was born in 1990 and I'm turning 31 next month.
me too gurl :')
Wait, what do you mean you're from 2000 and turning 21? Shouldn't you be in preschool? Now *I* feel old (I'm 29 btw)
You feel old? My first child was born in 2000 haha
RIP Chester and Chris. I miss their music so kuch.
Green day boulevard of broken dreams will NEVER get old
Love that song SO much
anything by them won’t get old tbh LOL
I agree
@@jennam4448 agreed
I feel like everyone in the world had a phase where they really liked that song
Before 2000 but I'll never forget when and where I was the first time I heard "forgot about Dre" the first song Eminem was featured on mainstream radio and it changed my life. I had sung my whole life till then (junior in high school) been in select choirs and performance groups and always had been into music but that put it on a whole different creative level. It was the first time I ever remember hearing something and thinking to myself I've NEVER heard anything like this before. From then on I opened my mind and ears to genre's of music I had shut out in the past and really took the time to learn and explore all types of music.
The nostalgia blast hit me so fucking hard in this video. Much love and respect to the artists from this era for creating so much good music. Eminem, Linkin Park (R.I.P Chester), Coldplay, BEP, all the pop singers as well (PCD, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Shakira, Mariah, Pink), all the RnB artists (Usher, Chris Brown, Mario, JT). What legends. There will never be another decade like it.
every R&B singer: sliding their vocal a bit to feel more soulful
Joel: *they're a little bit pitchy*
1st comment and 104 likes.
THIS
Joel not knowing till I collapsed mind blows me on existencial levels
I thought it came out in 2014
I've never heard it either...
@@dr.greasehair5660 Ireland
The nostalgia omg. I miss 2000s music so much -- so much variety, no two songs sound alike!
to be honest i still listen to Linkin park more than any latest pop
Amaresh Muralidharan same
@@raghavbhardwaj4966 same, SOAD as well
Same
Yes..
@@morgansemail9596 great
p!nk is such an underrated 2000s artist, I loved her songs so much :')
Joel: buy the merch bc...
Me: I can't, I'm saving money to buy a piano cover
Joel: ...bc you can use it as a piano cover
Nice One!
Yeeee
@Nina Paulino Ranieri IT'S MY CAKE DAY ON REDDIT MAYBE I SHOULD
The way Joel gets so hyped on different artists and songs is hella contagious. Love it!
How come we didn't get an R.I.P for Chester?
ikr
I agree R.I.P. Chester
One of the Best singer of 21st century
Or Chris, Or Amy
He put Chester in the present tense. Either he doesn’t know or he forgot in the moment.
Oh man.
I cant believe its been 15 to 20 years where all these songs came out.
It feels like yesterday that i ran into my room, slammed the door and turned up the volume to Linkin Park, System of a Down, Green Day, Blink-182 and Evanescence just because my mum said i should do the dishes.
Man, i miss those days. Thanks for the existential crisis, Joel.
I won't say if popular music was better or worse in the 2000s, I'm personally a bigger fan of that time. But I will say music did seem a lot more varied. As in the things that got popular were a lot more different kinds of music than you'd find being successful today.
Did you do a 2010-2020?
4:44 I'm crying that he didn't know till I collapse
Numb by Linkin Park is a really great song. The rapper Hongjoong made a very good cover of it you should listen to it. Definitely worth it
This gave me a nice reminder of songs I’ve forgotten over the years. Thanks ☺️
21 years ago on the radio you definitely had more variety. It wasn’t just pop and mumble rap, you had all sorts from rock, to alternative, to pop, RnB, hip hop and everything in between.
Ok, this is now my favorite video of the channel. I'm stuck in the past and I live for the nostalgia. So good.
"Till I Collapse" by Eminem is one of my favorites.
100% same
That song has been responsible for fueling many PR's in the gym
I love the song and i also watched the movie that its from
Yes it's so amazing
RIP Nate Dogg
Same
idea: cover songs with more views than the original song.
Adele's All I Ask- 14 mil views
Bruno Mars's cover- 57mil views
@@marshayas3494 damn
yes!!!!! pls roomie
Umbrella by Tom holland
Ik this isn’t a cover but it’s a fan made video
Original: 76M
Fan made music video: 312M
As a Linkin Park fan, I'm happy to see so many of their songs in this video
rare to happen in his videos
@@pranaysawant17 Exactly, and amazing
Same for me.
He needs to do more rock and metal reactions. So much more emotion and seriousness that most trash pop and rap today
@@beatleguy95 exactly. Like, especially bands like Slipknot and as previously mentioned Linkin Park is worth reacting to more
Boulevard of broken dreams is honestly one of the best Rock Songs of all time
You got that right!
It was my top song of 2020 on Spotify oop
Yup
YASSS SO MUCH ROCK AND EMO SONGS LIKE YESS!!!!!!!!! BLINK 182, SYSTEM OF A DOWN, LINCAN PARK, AVRIL LAVINGE, EVANESCENCE, THE KILLERS, GREEN DAY(you can tell by my name I like them), FOO FIGHTERS. I'm also a huge Eminem fan. and Taylor swift is just one of my favorite singers. And owl city is just class. This is my favourite era of music 100%.
i'm honestly surprised that 21 guns wasn't a part of the top 10 for 2009
Justin Bieber - Baby.. wasn't on the list that's definitely one of the most viewed videos from 2010
Yep
RUclips didnt exist in 2000. Its most heard and paid attention to songs not yt views
This was ages 10 through 20 for me. Massive nostalgia!
5-15 for me 😩😭 time flies. omg.
this was -7 to 3 for me
@@itsnayifay I’m sure you meant -5 to 5 😅
@@BazookaGamingGirllmao this was -3 to 7 for me
Every time I hear Chester’s voice I get goosebumps.
I nearly shivered at how impressive he was
Hearing all these songs makes me feel really weird and cold, they feel surreal. They were such a big part of me growing up. But having grown up now. It feels foreign, it feels scary. I know them all by heart and i love them but i cant imagine my past self listening to them so much to create this emotional memory
Maybe im just still in love with Ke$ha and Miley Cyrus lol
It's interesting how marketing strategies back in the 2000's affected our access to music. The songs Joel doesn't know are exactly the ones I don't know. We're practically the same age and I'm South American. Except for the Ashanti song, cause they played the rap part, wtf, all the other ones never played here. Janet Jackson, for example, never existed here in Brazil. Never played on radio stations, it was never easy to find CDs... I'm thankful for streaming apps of today.
Some songs were placed in the wrong year, but oh well...
Amazing songs. Especially LP, I'll always love Chester 😌❤
Yes like nothin on you it is 2010 not 2006
2:00 “And as I say that, WHEAAVER (in Kermit voice) -Roomie 2021
This just reminds us how great the music was in the early 2000s
Lmao the vid makes fun of people like you
@@jetster4117 not really and on top music is taste dependent. The comment never implied that current music sucks.
@@fynnstechkanal some of these bring me back to my childhood
@@jetster4117 but they were good
@@fynnstechkanal true
I remember Dilemma, aka the 'texting with Excel' video.
and she was angry bc Nelly didn't answer hahaha
“Is your favourite artist really Taylor Swift?”
“Fine! Yes. She makes me feel things”
“SHE MAKES ALL OF US FEEL THINGS!”
She is boring af
NINE NINE!
@@xlantboi yes but you missed the point of my comment xD
@@cheyennefrost646 see you get it!
Yeah she makes me feel anger. I've literally smashed a radio when her song came on.
This is why eminem is the greatest rapper of all time. He literally shows up in every years hits😭
Correct My Friend Tupac is always and Forever be the Greatest Rapper of all time he is The Godfather and Founder of Rap 💯♥️✊🏾🙏🏾👏🏾
@@AustinBadallFamily nah biggie is better than tupac
@Bruh dude Nah My Brotha Big is second but PAC will Forever be number one PAC was conscience at times and was willing to die for the truth Big mostly rapped about woman and making love to them
@@AustinBadallFamily Nas, Wu-Tang Clan> Pac. 2pac is a legend but not the greatest of all time
@Hema Karthik My Friend Tupac is literally the founding father and godfather of Hip Hop and Rap 💯♥️🙏🏾👏🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Chester Bennington, what a voice and what a man 🙌🏼
Eminem was one of the most selling artist of that time 🤩🤘 A true Legend ❤️
And now
I listen to him all the time even his old music you should listen to Godzilla.
He is the the highest selling rapper of all time
*Eminem is
I was a radio/private DJ from this era and the nostalgia here is real. We had SO much fun with these songs. Remixing them, especially, was fire!🔥
this is super nostalgic to me as someone who was a young child during the 2000s wow
13:50 "that song will go down in music history"
Oh you forgot, as internet history when tom holland danced to it
The fact he doesn’t know much about rock is crazy, and saying Green Day is the good rock of the 2000s 😭
I am just here to support the 'Here without you' song by 3 Doors Down.....One of the best Rock songs ever...Emotion and lyrics and how they were conveyed...SOOO ON POINT👌👌❤❤
17:31 joke's on you, I'm always crying on the inside!
I had "I got a feelin'" stuck in my head all morning, but only the "woo hoo" part and couldn't remember the name of the song.
I love that you get as excited about Mr. Brightside as I do.
me toooo! i love that song
Hmmm, I believe you guys have a video where you talk about this song as well? 🤔😂
@@Alexutza6666 It's timeless!
@@baettlejuice HA! Yes, yes we do.
I was a little kid in the mid 2000s but will always appreciate the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s the most in terms of music lol
Ayyyy! This is the first video that I've seen from roomie that hasn't got 1000 copyright claims!
18:30
It’s messi... I love Messi. Lowkey Joel knowing football stuff made me rlly happy 😂
4:36 Real Steel was such an underrated film
No one can tell me different
Tru
And here I thought the 2010-2020 song made me feel old - realizing these are all my childhood songs and they’re now 20 years old just hits a certain way…
16:50 Crawling- linkinpark was the first English spoken song that got me into Western music, I was about 5-6 years old when I listen to it. My sister was playing it on the kitchen when I'm trying to mimic Chester's singing while I'm under the table 🤣🤣 (she told me years later when the memories reach out)
Greenday and linkin park are still ny fav bands to this day, didnt know they were THAT old (rip chester)
Linkin Park was formed in 1996
@@wellido4134 Jesus chist, thought it was like 200-2007 when they formed
@@laughyloff last week they reached their 25th anniversary :)
Greenday were formed in 1987 linkin park 1996 😍
You’ve got to love that Eminem was upfront about his sample. Although, Thank You had just come out about a year earlier.
I miss the variety in popular music from the 2000s. There was a song for everybody, every mood and every occasion. I dont think we will ever have such a great era in pop music ever again.
Thanks for introducing me to soooo many artists, genres and to Linkin Park Joel!!!💜💜
Introduce???
@@ChevaughnHibbert let me introduce myself...
Every time I hear Umberella I see Tom Haland dancing by lip sinc battles 😅
Joel: "Its the Prison Break guy!"
Me: "Oh Its Snart! Captain Cold!"
I literally watched both The Flash and Prison break at least twice😂
@Hunter64 Lincoln Burrows gets executed for a crime he didnt commit, so his brother Michael Scofield gets him out of prison along with 6 others (Cnote, Sucre, Abruzzi, Haywire, Tweener and Tbag) then they go after DB Coopers 5 million dollars in Tooele, after that Lincoln Michael and Sara go after the Company, then Bellick Tbag and Sucre go to Mexico, Michael Lincoln and Mahone go to Panama, Bellick Michael Tbag and Mahone get locked up in Sona, Michael gets out with Mahone Whistler and McGrady, then Michael Lincoln Bellick Sara Sucre Self and Roland go after Scylla, they get scylla, Michaels mother turns out to be alive Bellick dies, and then finally The Company is defeated, Michael dies getting Sara out of prison, 7 years later Michael turns out to be alive under the name Kaniel Outis, he gets out Ogygia with Whip and Ja in Yemen, Lincoln goes to Yemen, they go back to the US, they meet Sucre and Sara under the way, they meet Cnote in the US, they beat Abruzzi's son, and finally they beat Sara's boyfriend Jacob, aka Poseidon
my guy
Thats all i remember him from
Yeah I was like that’s snart lol
3:54 I love how Em looked when he was like worried as the lady lol
I hope rock does come back more. Being someone who loves rock more then anything lol
Till i collapse is still quite famous and i love it.
I already brought my shirt relaxxxx
Listening to Evanescence even now. I'll always love their music!
As a proud Australian that is the best non Aussie accent I have ever heard it does not sound British at all 9:11
How have you not heard Till I collapse. Sweden man, y’all have missed out in some great music
It was only really used in Real Steel
Wasn't it in pacific rim
@@Xbxbbxbdbdxbxbbx you have gotta be kidding me
@@tamannarosalene6043 I mean that's where I've only really heard it.
There's not even an official music video.
@@Xbxbbxbdbdxbxbbx kkkkkkkkkk. Lel. I got a little defensive because that song literally had a subconscious influence on lifting my depression because of the lyrics embedded deep in my psyche when I was 12 cause never heard anyone feel or mean something like that with so much thrust in a song before. Also especially the ending will resonate with me my entire life. "I will not fall. I will stand tall. Feels like no one can beat me". Well I know I sound manic but just goes to show you how the power of music n someone's talent/creativity can change you or help you. No song has really had such a long lasting deep seated effect on me. K I'm done
I liked the "rockier" early 2000 stuff WAY more than all the late 2000 songs. love linkin park!!!
listening to the old songs just had me realising that brazilians telenovelas played a big part on making these songs popular in my country, because every tv couple had a theme song (and they still has)