As a metal fan I hate it when other metal fans call you a poser for liking popular artists like Black Sabbath and Metallica instead of some swiss band called Smoking Baby Corpse or something
i love the vibe, the aesthetic of it... but i think it must be like some kind of shitposting at this point... oh, wait, he already mentioned it's like they don't want people to like them jsjs
Fun fact as a metal head. I have a shirt and i have no idea what band it is for. Neither does my partner. We can't read it. And we have no memory of where we got it.
It was so weird hearing that Jelly Roll is now apparently a popular country artist. I listened to him back when he was a rapper and eventually just lost the taste for his stuff, now I have to double check like “is this the same guy?”
I know, lmao. I love Wayne, but nowadays, his features are very hit or miss, and they have been for around 5 years. Also him melting down recently has jaded me. Still love him tho. Undeniable talent
@@rainbowunicorn2945 hi! vocaloid is a music genre created by using voicebanks to sing in the song! for example: writing the lyrics and making the beat but using the vocasynth software to make hatsune miku's voicebank said the words!! (i cant tell if you don't understand what vocaloid music is or you are just saying it is so bad it doesn't count as music 😭)
I’m actually a fan of country, but not any of the crap you mentioned. Legends like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Jimmy Dean, and Willie Nelson. Prime country of people who fit the vibe (people who genuinely seemed to care about their music and beliefs) and spent years performing and writing songs near and dear to them. I completely agree with you that modern country is mostly garbage.
I'm a jazz fan, but I'm open to different forms of Jazz. I like Electro-Swing, for example. And I think there's nothing wrong with writing anything down to save/preserve something. There are so many wonderful things in history we don't have full/good records of bc people just didn't record it/write it down. But, I'll be honest, if you ask me what jazz I usually listen to, it IS the original jazz tunes. But that doesn't mean I can't enjoy other forms of it as well.
@@redhivewarriorjazz is much better when improvised imo, it is nice to write down/record great improvisations tho so you can preserve a great improvisation
To be fair, what you said about metal was kinda true but most metal heads are genuinely chill and absolutely love it when someone starts to get into metal. Unfortunately, some idiots (gatekeepers-the people you were describing) want to keep the genre as exclusive as possible even though everyone else is just trying to have a good time. And even though your not a metal head, you chose two killer albums to represent metal.
As a metal fan, I hate elitism. In the modern metal scene, bands like Sleep Token, Bad Omens, Bring Me The Horizon, and many more are quite popular, and people are called posers for liking them rather than bands like Cut My Neck or Dead Toddler Syndrome or something. There are a lot of chill people in the metal scene depending on the sub genre, and in my favorite genres, mainly modern metalcore, it is easy enough to find out the assholes and just avoid them because the chill people also happen to make the best music.
BRO YES IVE LOVED BMTH SINCE LIKE 2008 and this is just now a problem bc they are “sell outs” just bc they grew as a band and got softer in the process, and sleep token is fire asf. Vessel makes me wanna cry his lyrics are so good and emotional
@@AlexTerribly_metal Sleep Token's lyrics are very good, but I think his voice is even better. It's so unique and so rich, when most other metal vocalists have shallower tones.
We're a "metal" band but genre is such a funny thing. Genre's are helpful descriptors but also sometimes limiting because people expect something out of it. If you are doom then the riffs better be fuzzy or slow. If you are thrash then it better be fast etc. That's why we just made our own genre up and called it "Groovy Sexy Viking Funk Amish Doom Rock" and just let our music do the talking. With a genre like that we can do our own thing.
The Metal Community imo is something to never touch online with a ten foot pole but I swear every metal head I’ve met irl is the most chill mf ever idk what happens for the online community to be the opposite.
Metal heads are generally trying to fit a persona which is a lot easier online when they can’t actually see you and you have no real social consequences.
@@jacobherr6117no, no, he’s right. I am an absolute metalhead, but I don’t care for the stereotypes metalheads are out to. I know a ton of guys who live all the classics (Metallica, Megadeth, AC/DC, Slayer, etc.) who are really chill guys who just love a good melody. It doesn’t have to be violent (hell, have yall heard the Unforgiven?). I don’t have tattoos, I worship Jesus Christ (not Satan), I’m just a farmer who has an ear for Mick Gordon.
@@jacobherr6117very true and not to mention teenagers make up a large amount of these spaces and they tend to bother themselves more about nonsense such as true kvlt.
What about Folk Music (Country's slightly more respectable brother) and Classical Music (every music genre's pretentious grandpa who walked to and from school uphill both ways and in a snowstorm)? What are your thoughts on those?
Can't forget about Bluegrass! Half of it is finding literally anything to give a song words so you can dance to it (from dying of a disease during the Great depression to "gosh I love my wife") and the other half is just playing with an INSANE level of skill and speed.
Folk is better and what country used to be, love Folk. John Denver, Johnny cash, and all of them (I know Johnny Cash isn’t really folk but compared to nowadays he is to me)
To Playfully jab at the Kpop genre, I would like to say it is absolutely just boy bands with added Asian fetishism, also genuinely curious WHY are all your CDs not the shape CDs should be? Like there's no consistency in the CD shape for Kpop and like, HOW do you store them on like a regular CD rack?
when i worked in heavy manufacturing we had huge, huge fans that were made of what seemed like mostly solid steel since it got really hot in there. I pointed at it, and told my coworker that that's what I was. A big metal fan (he didn''t laugh)
6:04 this reminds me of the image of the singer from Corpse Grinder with the headline "More then 80 firearms and 3 skulls found in frontmans home", followed by his songs titled "I Have Guns In My House, For Murder" and "My Home Is Full Of Skulls".
Having listened to Country my entire life, you're 100% spot on. The Bro Country movement (starting with Cruise) just sent us right down the shitter. We were about a quarter of the way there, but Florida Georgia Line just lubed the tubes right on up for us. Do I still listen to it? Of course, mama didn't raise no quitter, but I still feel dead inside about it, so. Y'know.
I do think he is completely wrong by saying “country has pop in it” like look back at the good days of Country, like the 50-70s, it’s just pure country
They used to play at a bar i worked at, right before they got super big. Shitty music, shitty people. I can't stand pop country, but I'll get down to Tyler Childers or Charlie Crockett any day
I had the issue of every other song in the 90s was about beer, my lady took off with my dog, beer, and/or tractor, or she thinks my dog, beer, and/or tractor’s sexy. But I also might have childhood trauma from being forced to learn to line dance to Achy Breaky Heart and other country songs in gym class in school.
regardless of genre i hate when people i like "erm you're favourite song is his/her biggest song??? ewwwwwww, POSTERHEAD OVER HERE, NOT A TRUE FANNN OVER HEREE" like stfu i can like kanye without telling you the lore of his albums, his mothers impact/death and his 1997 freestyle 1 view never released song doesnt have to be my favourie.
Gosh I'm not a big fan of when that happens, but if I just so happen to love a bands top song without knowing it's their top song then that's cool, however you might get called fake for liking it so there's no in-between...but who cares though, Whether we like the top songs or their obscure songs it shouldn't matter.
nah fr, it shouldn't matter and i dont know why so many bash fans for not being just like them, like radiohead fans hating you because your fav song is creep, anything in ok computer, just, kid A, like full on albums is out of bounds
As someone who listens mostly to punk and loves it, yeah, it’s complicated, no, we’re not all jerks, and yes, there absolutely are still political messages (politics are a big part of punk culture, hence the political patches like anarchism symbols on punk clothing). If you want a modern example of political punk music One Nation by Pinkshift is great. (Pinkshift is great in general). I mostly say it’s complicated because there all a lot of sub-genres (pop punk, punk rock, folk punk, etc.), but, generally, punk music is just energetic, emotional, and a bit distasteful (not in a negative way, cause that’s the point). Again, I love punk, but the whole point of a lot of punk music is being explicit to address issues that people don’t want to address because it makes them uncomfortable (ex: first verse of Hated by Yungblud). Most punks I’ve seen aren’t jerks (if they understand the core values) because punk culture has a big emphasis on authenticity, respect, and integrity (at least from my viewpoint). Core values are anti-corporation, anti-capitalist, anti-conformity, (usually anti-gov), pro-rights and liberation, and just generally being yourself. Everyone has their own definition of being punk though cause there is a weird paradox about putting an anti-conformity group in a box (hence conforming it to a single notion). To put it in a box, it’s a bunch of people that thought ‘You know, I don’t care about what society says, I’m gonna dress how I think looks cool and talk about the things I think are important.’
As a punk, I find it hard to tell people that I am because of all the weird connotations. Especially when I tell people I'm straight edge lol thats a whole can of worms.
I think I can speak for us all when I say we demand part 2, part 3, part 4, ect, I expect Goth, Industrial, Dark Wave, Taylor Swift who appears to be her own genre, Polka.... basically allllllllllll the genres, thank you.
Im a younger generation and I listen to a lot of newer country music but I agree with a lot of his points about pop music with a guitar being called country. I especially agree with how people that listen to rap and country only listen to that, my brother only listens to rap with a few exceptions and I only listen to country with a few exceptions. Now I do listen to and enjoy a lot of the main stream country music but a majority of my listening is to smaller artists that make folk/country music. The small artists are making their own songs without writers, and have a lot more raw vocals and have less computers added which as a country music fan I appreciate. One guy I listen to recorded his songs in his bedroom, it’s all about finding the good artists. If people are curious I can give my suggestions on some of those smaller artists
rap oldheads are very obsessed with talking about how bad new rap is and how it's all the same which is bogus cuz for example Chromakopia by Tyler The Creator sounds nothing like GNX by Kendrick Lamar
@@Interdacted what are your favorite songs or artists? i’d guess that you either don’t listen to a lot of rap or you focus on just the mid parts. there are common topics but if you look at any respected artists or songs it’s way more than just that
@1c0nic_player I listened to a bunch before but haven't recently. Stuff like madd maxxx, emeinem, mf doom, Kendrick, lil Wayne, lil uzi, Tyler, snoop Dogg, Dr Dre, juice wrld. To many to remember.
ppl who say that old stuff is unequivocally better are just wrong. the only actual argument is over saturation and that’s both not that big a deal and easily ignorable on an individual level
PLEASE make a part two tugg i need more of your deranged music takes like what about bands who just don’t have a set genre and have tackled almost every single one? or video game OSTS? also need a further analysis on bands with weird names and/or indie i enjoyed ur indie rant very much
As someone who loves country music among other genres, I think personally, PERSONALLY, that the best country was the 80s about earlier. My favorites are John Denver, Johnny Cash, and that era. Again this is my own personal opinion that country is better without electric guitars and all of the theatrics.
I am 15 and 100% agree with you. I love Merle, Travis, cash, lefty, Willie, Waylon, kristifferson, jones, etc. all my fiends love rap music but I’ll take old country over that garbage any day
As a country fan, country fans have been saying “I like the old stuff” since there barely was any old stuff. It’s practically a tradition at this point! There’s plenty of bad country music from the era of those classic country legends, it was just forgettable and thus soon forgotten. Not to muddy your point, but electric guitars have been a major feature in country music since the 50s. I recommend looking into Waylon Jennings, Buck Owens, and Gary Stewart for some great examples. Also, 70s country rock (Flying Burrito Brothers, Cowboy, Danny O’Keefe) seems like it might be your jam. Welcome to the rabbit hole, my friend, there’s some amazing art ahead of you.
Probably because back then country had actual social commentary or narrative value like how 9 to 5 by Dolly was pretty critical of capitalism and workers exploitation and Johny Cash’s Folson Prison Blues was about bringing awareness to how bad our prison system is. Now a days Country has the same old lyrics and melody and tend to really lean into that conservative/republican aesthetic that gives it a bad name. At least thats my opinion
About jazz music, I think that if you listen to more modern jazz artists you can really enjoy its blend of other genres such as hip-hop. What I'm trying to say is listen to Domi and JD Beck their music is beyond amazing
Thanks for those suggestions :) Modern Jazz discovery is really hard because of how the genre has basically died, but I like trying out modern stuff in the scene. You probably have already listened to him, but in my opinion the most exciting living jazz musician is Kamasi Washington, so if you haven't listened to his work I implore you to change that.
Me, an orchestra/instrumental fan who wasn't called out at: I was totally expecting something for that one. Like I used to get bullied in school for not listening to rap.
Me who listens to video game OSTs especially ones that are orchestral based: Finally, I'm at peace. I mean seriously, JRPGs kinda got me into classical. My geek card must be at least Gold, if not applying for Platinum.
As a country music lover, I hate when people judge the genre on the modern state that is basically pop, rather than real country. I also hate when people just assume most country songs are just super slow, when a lot of them aren't. I love the videos, though, so keep up the good work.
Idk man. I’m a metalhead, and as long as no one tries to tell me that Taylor Swift is better than Metallica, I’m generally cool with other people’s music tastes. Hell, a lot of us like a ton of different genres (Garth brooks is awesome) with metal being at the center of it.
Nah, the gate keepers are just the loud minority. The majority of metalheads are chill and silent. It doesn't matter which sub genre you like best cause at the end of the day it's all just metal music, and we should all celebrate and accept the fact that we all have something in common with liking the broader definition of the genre as a whole rather than fight over our differences with sub genre
Punk fan here with a small correction. Punk has always been anti-establishment. Which establishments have just evolved over time. Originally, it was against the major musical establishment and focused a lot on just playing whatever because they wanted to. Eventually, this evolved to include being anti- various parts of government, including individual politicians, polotical parties, political topics, capitalism, and government itself
I mostly listen to metal/western. But when i wanna listen to punk i usually listen to a punk rock band named The Jasons. It's a band from New Jersey based around Friday The 13th. They even call each other by which masks their movies are from, so the singer is Jason V while one of the guitarists is Jason 3D
As a metalhead, YES OMG. I hate stuck up metalheads that wanna shit on you for literally any small reason. It's all metal. It all sounds relatively similar.
Big tugg just wanted to say I’ve been a fan since the RUclips shorts days and have had a blast seeing how you’ve become such a great success and my favorite creator. I now look forward to Saturday and your new vids. Cheers and happy new year. PS: it all comes back to the soviets
Dude whenever I get into a certain system I tend to just overdose on your videos. It's happened twice and I've just visited your channel to rewatch every single video and feel like a person again. Not in a depressed way, I just really like being a tugglet. It's so silly and it makes me happy thinking about how original and in my opinion amazing your content is.
This needs a part 2, id love to hear tugs opinion of some of my favorite(awful) genres, like nerdcore, folk, whatever Epic the musical is, and sea shanty bands.
I've never listened to Mac Miller before, but I'm planning to dive into his stuff in the next week or two in preparation for Balloonerism because I'm tryna keep up with the tide of new music this year in a way I haven't previously. I've got his album Circles high on my list and I'll definitely listen to Faces as well. I'm a little worried for the album because posthumous releases don't have the best track record, but I've heard unusually positive buzz around this so I'm keeping my hopes up.
@@WallJumpGames ballonerism is from the same era as faces, it will be nothing like anything 2015 and after. I really recommend going back and listening to his early stuff and on Into faces. It’ll give you the best idea of where he was at at the time without the fluff of everything that happened when he was with Ariana. Ballonerism is the most experimental album of his for sure. I hope you enjoy your first time listening to Mac! Most dope!
This video didn’t offend me at all, instead it just enlightened me about different music. Because you forgot to mention my favorite genre of music, parodies.
Metalhead here, I'd like to take this chance to explain metal to people who may be interested or want to get into it, In terms of genres and how to identify them you need to focus on the main sound, average heavy metal is very light and often has a huge focus in terms of rock so if you don't see any drastic changes within the music and it just sounds like harder rock it's most likely heavy metal, doom metal is very noticeable as it takes a focus onto being incredibly slow and atmospheric on a focus of sounding evil, thrash metal often has a focus on speed so if you listen to the music and it seems very fast and the singer is singing fast then it's most likely thrash, early death metal has huge inspirations to thrash but you can often tell it's death metal from it's punchier sound, when death metal had fully developed the best way to separate it from other metal genres is to focus on the tone and the singer cause often the singer in death metal will focus on making their voice sound low and there's often a lot more power chords from guitar and you can tell from how the guitar sounds that it focuses on punchyness in order to get that specific sound and the drums in death metal are often blast beats, grindcore is sort of a mix between metal and punkish and its often very fast but unlike thrash this genre has a lot more blast beats. Slam metal is where you'll mostly find those "illegible" band logos and is often just death metal but evolved as they focus on the heaviness of the sounds so you'll hear the vocalist do sounds that don't even sound human, you'll hear a lot of harmonica and palms muted from the guitar and while most of the drums are blasts beats there are slow parts, power metal is just fantasy and dragons basically, groove metal is very weird but as the name explains very groovy as there are often very unique riffs and they often focus on being on the beat more then any other genre, prog metal is very experimental as there are often changes in the time signature and the guitarists like to mess around a lot and make incredibly unique riffs, djent isn't a genre, metalcore is weird, during the early 2000s there was a lot of focus on harmony and a lot of people may mistake it for emo music, nowadays it sort of focuses on being a lot similar to pop while also using a lot of synths and simple guitar riffs. Deathcore is literally just metal core if it was a mix between death and slam, glam metal is very 80s, just think a lot of hairspray and rock'n'roll and you've basically gotten glamrock down, stoner metal is very similar to doom however it focuses on being very low and slow and can be described as stoning music but for metal, sludge is very in between thrash and death, it's like diet death in a way but still contains some of the heavyness of death but also mixed themes of doom metal, black metal is basically death metal if it was inverted except for the drum part, the singers in black often use a shreaking sound instead of the usual growls and the guitar tone feels very light and lacks a lot of punchyness while focusing on power chords for guitar riffs, nu metal is basically hip-hop mixed with metal or hard rock
As for reading slam logos you often wanna try to make out shapes of letters within the logo that are distorted, and often there's a pattern to reading them for example the pattern for facelift deformation is word in the middle curving down up down, and word at the bottom curving up down up with the first letter of the second word being in front of the first letter of the first word
And if you want to listen to any of them, make it prog or djent because the good bands in those seas of slop are better than ALL of the other bands in the world (sidenote: he wasnt wrong because every time i think about how cool it would be if metal was normalized i imagine a world where all the metal bands sell out and i shudder. i want the people around me to like metal but i want it outside of the mainstream forever)
I don't really have a favorite one. I just find like five songs I like and listen to them on repeat like a maniac until I am so fed up with them that I never wanna hear them again, and the mere thought of hearing them on the radio makes my blood boil. Rinse and repeat this process 😂
If you want a good example of a *good* metal community, go look at the metal community around Opal In Sky. The Opalinsky twins are great at educating people on what metal music is actually about, and also they hate gatekeeping metalheads, which makes them even cooler.
as someone who loves tyler the creator if you don't like some unreleased song from 2008 called "i hate women" and instead like " i think" they will say your a poser some fans are like that 😭🙏
6:12 Varg (the Burzum guy) is actually out of prison! And he went to prison for murdering a former band mate, not hate crimes. Although he DEFINITELY burned down a bunch of churches and even used a photo of one as an album cover, but there wasn't enough evidence to convict
and now he makes racist schizopost videos acting as silly as possible while describing why he hates certain races, gee what a guy. In all fairness though, out of context, the clips are hilarious atleast but I fear for the sanity of the people who had to sit through his ramblings to get them and make compilations
I wasn't gonna take the jam band slander, but you actually nailed a lot of points so I can't even complain much. That being said though, I do recommend The String Cheese Incident super heavy. It does fall into the "listen to a show not an album" category, but even the albums. You don't even need to do drugs, they just shred so hard that it's just a blast, and they don't really fit the mold of other jam bands. They have a pretty wide genre spread, with influences from rock, bluegrass, jazz, bossa nova, EDM, even some disco. They're genuinely my favorite band out there right now, and even better, they're still touring. I don't even really like calling them a jam band, because people think of the Dead or, god help me, Phish. The only thing that makes them a jam band is that they play a different show every night and they improvise a lot. And some of the differences in certain songs can be quite huge between shows. Even if you don't fuck with jam bands, I always recommend The String Cheese Incident
Also could talk about a subset of symphonic metal where they only do concept albums; you gotta listen to the whole album in order in order to really grasp the meaning an emotion of each song; randomly listening to a song from that album while on shuffle will not feel the same, usually the song doesn't really end, but slowly transitions into another one, but it's shuffle so you don't get closure (speaking from experience, i can be pedantic abt concept albums)
@@pinkdragon4830 otomy, Ayreon's Dream Sequencer/Universal Migrator, 011101010, The Human Equation, lots of his albums, just realizing they're all concept concept albums bc their stories all tie within a same universe, from the creation, before humans, human times, post humans and even a bit of rebirth
@@pinkdragon4830 Aryeon has an album called, "The Human Equation," and that was my first thought. Then I think "Meteora," by Linkin Park. I may have the wrong album there, tho.
Mostly enjoy EDM here and yeah, you pretty much hit the nail on the head. There are so many sub genres I just gave up trying to figure out which ones I liked. I dead ass saw someone call their music frenchcore once. Of the genres I do understand though I really do love house, kawaii future bass and HiTech
Oh yeah frenchcore is a genuine major subgenre of hardcore that just happened to start in france (& the netherlands), the big things that distinguish it from other hardcore subgenres is a fast speed (not as fast as speedcore) & weird/offbeat bass sounds afaik
I love the duality of music because there are people like me who would die for go to a Fall Out Boy concert but also to go to a beetlejuce the musical show on Broadway
I really enjoy musicals, but I only enjoy them ON STAGE. Beetlejuice is one of, if not my favourite plays I've ever scene, but I would never listen to the music on it's own (anymore) because it's not designed for that context. I mean tbf a lot of musicals are kind of shit or corny, I'm not a musical hater but I do find it a bit annoying when people's taste in music boils down to musical songs because like, they should listen to the artists who feature on Warriors instead of Warriors. ALSO, I don't think Fall Out Boy and musicals are as far apart as you think, I can't put my finger on why but the overlap between those 2 is quite large in my experience.
Oh Tuggsketball, you light up my day whenever you post. You have never let us down with a single post in your life. When I first saw your glorious hairline and chiselled jawline talking about college, I became a full time tugglet and stopped being a fopdoodling scobberlotcher. So i thank you tugg. --yours truly, cabinet opener number 2174.
One thing I learned about composing/making music is that their isn’t necessarily bad ideas. No such thing as a “wrong” way to make music. Any idea is good if it is expressed well. So if it sounds bad, pivot. Being playful and curious helps with it helps.
BigTugg and Kpop narrowly missing each other like two asteroids
The rare moment I don't get made fun of
@@WasabiiNA you're next
Oh the day the actually clash...
Fat cheese
i was terrified and yet now i want him to do an entire 2 hour long video about kpop 😭
As a metal fan I hate it when other metal fans call you a poser for liking popular artists like Black Sabbath and Metallica instead of some swiss band called Smoking Baby Corpse or something
Very true, they are popular for a reason. Sure it isn't for everyone but good is good.
wait... is black sabbath considered poser now? That's like calling a christian a poser for worshiping Jesus. Like, they started all this
God how can you not know my favorite band External Vomit Bodily Fluids.
@bwfchamp7 oh, and when that technical brutal blackened death metal band gets an ounce of popularity, they've sold out
Metallica suuucks.
Lol nah but yeah, metalheads are the worst.
Just let me listening to my whiny prepubescent bullshit in peace.
describing metal band name logos as "spiderman shot a load on the wall" is so accurate lul
as a person who likes metal and rock and pretty much just any subgenre of rock i can confirm that that's accurate to describe almost any band logo
I can’t understand what they’re saying in metal music half the time
i love the vibe, the aesthetic of it... but i think it must be like some kind of shitposting at this point... oh, wait, he already mentioned it's like they don't want people to like them jsjs
I lol’d
@@photoelectronit's kind of a "meme" to create those goofy ahh logos
Fun fact as a metal head. I have a shirt and i have no idea what band it is for. Neither does my partner. We can't read it. And we have no memory of where we got it.
Probably just a plastisol shirt that is cracking/peeling and now looks like a metal logo 😂
@@tiaraono7668 now i really want to know what band it is damn
Damn it I’m invested now
Post a picture/short of it and see if any of us recognize it
You have been blessed by the metal gods and that is your gift
Leaving this comment here so I'll be notified if this mystery is ever solved
This autoplayed on RUclips music while I was sleeping, and big tugg showed up in my dream
Based
Best dream ever
Any askers?
Jelly Roll is Adele for guys who are forklift certified. Shout out to a random customer who told me that.
😂😂😂
Omg you’re so right that’s literally my boyfriend
It was so weird hearing that Jelly Roll is now apparently a popular country artist. I listened to him back when he was a rapper and eventually just lost the taste for his stuff, now I have to double check like “is this the same guy?”
I mean they aren't wrong
😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmaaaoooo
Music is NOT real, it’s just a government ploy to sell more headphones
It worked
Muxism
Music may be real, but rock&roll and jazz were a government ploy to beat the Soviets.
Are you feeling ok right now
Play Eminem then say it’s fake you cant
As a metal head, I have no idea what the fuck the different genres are
Thrash is angry, Death is growly, Power makes you go fuck yeah, and Metalcore is the Spare Parts Bin
the difference between death metal and black metal is....eghh
@@BalroomBlitz71590% of metal is angry bro what a sh it description for thrash
@@kingpotato3359 thank you for being an example
@@BalroomBlitz715 okay I just noticed that it wasn’t a serious comment that’s my bad I thought your were being pretentious
13:15 Mac miller and lil Wayne are extremely fitting picks for someone who frequently gets called "rat boy"
hearing him rant about “little” wayne at the end was almost scary lmao
I know, lmao. I love Wayne, but nowadays, his features are very hit or miss, and they have been for around 5 years. Also him melting down recently has jaded me. Still love him tho. Undeniable talent
Mac n cheese Miller and Lil like a rat Wayne lol
I agree with him on Mac miller that dude was something I love him
memento mori
was waiting for vocaloid fans to get atrociously slandered and yet we escaped scot free
Right?? I was waiting to be roasted alive
He fears us.
it would have to be music for it to be in this video :D
@@rainbowunicorn2945 hi! vocaloid is a music genre created by using voicebanks to sing in the song! for example: writing the lyrics and making the beat but using the vocasynth software to make hatsune miku's voicebank said the words!! (i cant tell if you don't understand what vocaloid music is or you are just saying it is so bad it doesn't count as music 😭)
@@gxthiqlolita Good explaination fr
Gather round Tuglets, dad came back with the milk.
YAY
Let us feast
@@Whammytap wut r we eating? Human meat? :3
Well shit...he forgot cigarettes.
We yearn for the milk of tugging kindness.
I’m actually a fan of country, but not any of the crap you mentioned. Legends like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Jimmy Dean, and Willie Nelson. Prime country of people who fit the vibe (people who genuinely seemed to care about their music and beliefs) and spent years performing and writing songs near and dear to them. I completely agree with you that modern country is mostly garbage.
Kudos. Don't hear Jimmie Dean's name come up that often.
also cant ignore the charlie daniels band. There are a handful of incredible country artists that non country fans like me absolutely love
Hell yeah man 🔥
Yeahhhhhhh
I was named after one of those guys
0:43 you hit that perfect ad tone, I skipped like 20 seconds just to realize it wasn't an ad
you got pavlov dogged brother
L get pavloved
Ditto
Get bescumbered brother
Me too. I had to go back after reading your comment
“I forgot to talk about K-pop…”
Dude just make a whole video about k-pop and k-pop fans 👀 we NEED that video
yea it would be a ballad indeed xDD
He will be hunted for sport if he does that
He wouldn’t survive
please
as a kpop fan i need this video lmao
I’m a jazz fan and you are just too correct about us. Jazz started out as playing random shit that sounded good until people tried to write it down.
I'm a jazz fan, but I'm open to different forms of Jazz. I like Electro-Swing, for example. And I think there's nothing wrong with writing anything down to save/preserve something. There are so many wonderful things in history we don't have full/good records of bc people just didn't record it/write it down.
But, I'll be honest, if you ask me what jazz I usually listen to, it IS the original jazz tunes. But that doesn't mean I can't enjoy other forms of it as well.
@@kingblanketfort in my opinion while you can write it down after jazz is aobut improvising
Yeah jazz is great it's supposed to be chill and groovy when you write it down it's locking it in place
what's cool about that too is because a lot of it is improv you can listen to certain versions which you prefer
@@redhivewarriorjazz is much better when improvised imo, it is nice to write down/record great improvisations tho so you can preserve a great improvisation
As an edm fan, my only instruments are the sine, saw and square wave. Thanks for listening.
To be fair, what you said about metal was kinda true but most metal heads are genuinely chill and absolutely love it when someone starts to get into metal. Unfortunately, some idiots (gatekeepers-the people you were describing) want to keep the genre as exclusive as possible even though everyone else is just trying to have a good time. And even though your not a metal head, you chose two killer albums to represent metal.
Yeah it seems to be the VERY vocal minority in the metal scene sadly
I show my friends metal all the time
He’s used the Peace Sells artwork to represent metal in at least 3 separate videos, no way our boy Tugg’s not a Megadeth fan
verry ture
It’s painful like yes I know your 67 and you don’t like any metal after black sabbath I am allowed to like Korn
As a metal fan, I hate elitism. In the modern metal scene, bands like Sleep Token, Bad Omens, Bring Me The Horizon, and many more are quite popular, and people are called posers for liking them rather than bands like Cut My Neck or Dead Toddler Syndrome or something. There are a lot of chill people in the metal scene depending on the sub genre, and in my favorite genres, mainly modern metalcore, it is easy enough to find out the assholes and just avoid them because the chill people also happen to make the best music.
The metal community is ridiculous sometimes. I say this as a metal head 🤣
Ive been listening to Sleep Token for so long and im happy theyre finally starting to be considered metal
BRO YES IVE LOVED BMTH SINCE LIKE 2008 and this is just now a problem bc they are “sell outs” just bc they grew as a band and got softer in the process, and sleep token is fire asf. Vessel makes me wanna cry his lyrics are so good and emotional
the autoplay video is "every genre of rock / metal 150+ genes named"
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
@@AlexTerribly_metal Sleep Token's lyrics are very good, but I think his voice is even better. It's so unique and so rich, when most other metal vocalists have shallower tones.
As a fan of Musicals I was waiting my turn 😭
I could spend an hour ranting about how much I hate musicals
@@QuaintFeller As long as you don't touch Epic the Musical we're chill
You can hate on Wicked as much as you want 😌
You guys get enough shit already, anything more is kicking a dead horse
@@DRVGQNEPIC THE MUSICAL MENTIONED⁉️⁉️⁉️
HEHE 😊🫶✨✨ YUP. I'M LIKE SO OBSESSED @@baldzinga2443
I saw this guy that looked EXACTLY like an old depressed version of tugg
This has nothing to do with the video, i just needed to tell this to someone
Any askers?
I just love seeing Tugg shit on everything with no filter. I love this dudes rants bro
5:40 don’t for get the ACTUAL BAND called “Dying Fetus”
Shits fire af.
Don’t forget about the Xavlebgmao guys
I prefer the band name Piss Vortex who also rule
Or infant annihilator. Good stuff
Or Cattle Decapitation, extreme name but great music
Can’t forget infant enhialator
I don’t know why but the awkward swaying every time music comes on is sending me
We're a "metal" band but genre is such a funny thing. Genre's are helpful descriptors but also sometimes limiting because people expect something out of it. If you are doom then the riffs better be fuzzy or slow. If you are thrash then it better be fast etc. That's why we just made our own genre up and called it "Groovy Sexy Viking Funk Amish Doom Rock" and just let our music do the talking. With a genre like that we can do our own thing.
amish???
@@yump8179 We live in Lancaster and incorporate a lot of Pennsylvania Dutch folklore into our music.
Oh man I'm such a nerd, when he mentioned 'doom metal' I assumed it was metal inspired by the doom soundtrack
The Metal Community imo is something to never touch online with a ten foot pole but I swear every metal head I’ve met irl is the most chill mf ever idk what happens for the online community to be the opposite.
Vocal minorities feel the need to be heard (or I guess seen) online more than irl. Goes for everything really
Metal heads are generally trying to fit a persona which is a lot easier online when they can’t actually see you and you have no real social consequences.
@@jacobherr6117no, no, he’s right. I am an absolute metalhead, but I don’t care for the stereotypes metalheads are out to. I know a ton of guys who live all the classics (Metallica, Megadeth, AC/DC, Slayer, etc.) who are really chill guys who just love a good melody. It doesn’t have to be violent (hell, have yall heard the Unforgiven?). I don’t have tattoos, I worship Jesus Christ (not Satan), I’m just a farmer who has an ear for Mick Gordon.
@Styx-x7 Black Sabbath literally has an album with one song about how satan’s a bitch and another about how great god is lol.
@@jacobherr6117very true and not to mention teenagers make up a large amount of these spaces and they tend to bother themselves more about nonsense such as true kvlt.
What about Folk Music (Country's slightly more respectable brother) and Classical Music (every music genre's pretentious grandpa who walked to and from school uphill both ways and in a snowstorm)? What are your thoughts on those?
classical be fire tho 🔥🔥
SLIGHTLY MORE??????
Can't forget about Bluegrass! Half of it is finding literally anything to give a song words so you can dance to it (from dying of a disease during the Great depression to "gosh I love my wife") and the other half is just playing with an INSANE level of skill and speed.
Folk is better and what country used to be, love Folk. John Denver, Johnny cash, and all of them (I know Johnny Cash isn’t really folk but compared to nowadays he is to me)
Isn't country just American folk?
Need a part two! As a Kpop fan I was sat and ready to be roasted
Alternative and rock were unseen 2 😭
Same 🤣
Same for us goth weirdos🦇
@@andrewjohnson1874 thoughts on mothman
To Playfully jab at the Kpop genre, I would like to say it is absolutely just boy bands with added Asian fetishism, also genuinely curious WHY are all your CDs not the shape CDs should be? Like there's no consistency in the CD shape for Kpop and like, HOW do you store them on like a regular CD rack?
"Do you like music but dont like instruments?" is the most accurate and funny description for EDM I've ever heard 😅
if you want it to be played by an orchestra it's metal, if you want it to be played by a brass band it's hard rock
You into epica or nightwish?
In this video I was made fun of, humiliated, and attacked… I love it
Masochist? 🤨
@ no, I just like comedy and am able to laugh at myself
BOTTOM
@ lol
He didnt get what i like specifically, the wrong side of the genres i like (i like people auch as bbno$ and Connor price, sometimes ren)
You missed so many genre's, this needs a part 2 rlly badly
He did but he covered the basic genre’s everyone as heard of jazz, rap, edm , metal, indie, country , but he did for get pop lol
he didn’t “miss” anything, he said he was covering his least favorite genres
As a metal fan, I was waiting for you to cover metal and it was glorious. Actually pretty accurate lol.
As an alternative/rock fan I’m glad there was no shade thrown it’s way lol
same lol
Thank god
Alt is really good a lot of the time, a lot of my favorites are alt to there are some who suck.
Alt is like the only stuff I listen too, cause I yap about tally hall for a long time
I mostly listen to country, but I’m pretty sure Arctic Monkeys are in that genre and they were number 1 on my wrapped this year lol
As an 80s rock fan (Guns n Roses, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Def Leopard, AC/DC, Joan Jett, etc) we need you to talk about us.
This is over 90% of the music i listen to and i really dont want him to lmao
@ Yea I can see that but I think it would be fun to watch him make fun of us.
Glamrock is like drinking hard seltzer with pink glitter and lsd
It’d be fun to see him try to make fun of a genre literally everyone loves 😂
when i worked in heavy manufacturing we had huge, huge fans that were made of what seemed like mostly solid steel since it got really hot in there.
I pointed at it, and told my coworker that that's what I was.
A big metal fan (he didn''t laugh)
I'm stealing this
I would have been making that joke daily 😂
6:04 this reminds me of the image of the singer from Corpse Grinder with the headline "More then 80 firearms and 3 skulls found in frontmans home", followed by his songs titled "I Have Guns In My House, For Murder" and "My Home Is Full Of Skulls".
I think it was the guitarist, not George Fisher.
Having listened to Country my entire life, you're 100% spot on. The Bro Country movement (starting with Cruise) just sent us right down the shitter. We were about a quarter of the way there, but Florida Georgia Line just lubed the tubes right on up for us. Do I still listen to it? Of course, mama didn't raise no quitter, but I still feel dead inside about it, so. Y'know.
I do think he is completely wrong by saying “country has pop in it” like look back at the good days of Country, like the 50-70s, it’s just pure country
They used to play at a bar i worked at, right before they got super big. Shitty music, shitty people.
I can't stand pop country, but I'll get down to Tyler Childers or Charlie Crockett any day
I had the issue of every other song in the 90s was about beer, my lady took off with my dog, beer, and/or tractor, or she thinks my dog, beer, and/or tractor’s sexy.
But I also might have childhood trauma from being forced to learn to line dance to Achy Breaky Heart and other country songs in gym class in school.
check out Cinderella by garth brooks. it always cracked me up @@jennloggans3497
regardless of genre i hate when people i like "erm you're favourite song is his/her biggest song??? ewwwwwww, POSTERHEAD OVER HERE, NOT A TRUE FANNN OVER HEREE" like stfu i can like kanye without telling you the lore of his albums, his mothers impact/death and his 1997 freestyle 1 view never released song doesnt have to be my favourie.
Gosh I'm not a big fan of when that happens, but if I just so happen to love a bands top song without knowing it's their top song then that's cool, however you might get called fake for liking it so there's no in-between...but who cares though, Whether we like the top songs or their obscure songs it shouldn't matter.
nah fr, it shouldn't matter and i dont know why so many bash fans for not being just like them, like radiohead fans hating you because your fav song is creep, anything in ok computer, just, kid A, like full on albums is out of bounds
it's popular for a reason
As someone who listens mostly to punk and loves it, yeah, it’s complicated, no, we’re not all jerks, and yes, there absolutely are still political messages (politics are a big part of punk culture, hence the political patches like anarchism symbols on punk clothing). If you want a modern example of political punk music One Nation by Pinkshift is great. (Pinkshift is great in general).
I mostly say it’s complicated because there all a lot of sub-genres (pop punk, punk rock, folk punk, etc.), but, generally, punk music is just energetic, emotional, and a bit distasteful (not in a negative way, cause that’s the point). Again, I love punk, but the whole point of a lot of punk music is being explicit to address issues that people don’t want to address because it makes them uncomfortable (ex: first verse of Hated by Yungblud).
Most punks I’ve seen aren’t jerks (if they understand the core values) because punk culture has a big emphasis on authenticity, respect, and integrity (at least from my viewpoint). Core values are anti-corporation, anti-capitalist, anti-conformity, (usually anti-gov), pro-rights and liberation, and just generally being yourself. Everyone has their own definition of being punk though cause there is a weird paradox about putting an anti-conformity group in a box (hence conforming it to a single notion). To put it in a box, it’s a bunch of people that thought ‘You know, I don’t care about what society says, I’m gonna dress how I think looks cool and talk about the things I think are important.’
Pinkshift and folk punk mentioned :DD
As a fellow punk, I appreciate this comment and the way you elucidated punk. Quite accurate. Cheers! 🤘
Hed pe
As a punk, I find it hard to tell people that I am because of all the weird connotations. Especially when I tell people I'm straight edge lol thats a whole can of worms.
One of us!
I think saying 90s punk is a bunch of guys is doing a massive disservice to Bikini Kill and the Riot Grrrl movement lol. It goes unbelievably hard
as a kpop fan, I'm very disappointed that you haven't shit (shat? shitted?) on kpop enough
Shite?
It's because y'all are intense. I too fear upsetting the Kpop stans.
Sharded
Shaten
right like I was waiting for kpop to come up 💔💔💔
I think I can speak for us all when I say we demand part 2, part 3, part 4, ect, I expect Goth, Industrial, Dark Wave, Taylor Swift who appears to be her own genre, Polka.... basically allllllllllll the genres, thank you.
Taylor Swift being her own genre would be kinda funny. They should call it “complaining about ex-boyfriends that did nothing wrong to me.” 😂
@Styx-x7them Taylor fans are gonna get you now. Expect "Fetch me their souls" in a few minutes
As a metalhead...yeah that's all fair
What you know about Smoking Baby Corpse 🔥🗣️💯
@gunner_melon445 he ain't even talk about AC...no I won't say what that stands for, if you know you know
Im a younger generation and I listen to a lot of newer country music but I agree with a lot of his points about pop music with a guitar being called country. I especially agree with how people that listen to rap and country only listen to that, my brother only listens to rap with a few exceptions and I only listen to country with a few exceptions. Now I do listen to and enjoy a lot of the main stream country music but a majority of my listening is to smaller artists that make folk/country music. The small artists are making their own songs without writers, and have a lot more raw vocals and have less computers added which as a country music fan I appreciate. One guy I listen to recorded his songs in his bedroom, it’s all about finding the good artists. If people are curious I can give my suggestions on some of those smaller artists
“Heroine is great” is one hell of a Tug quote
As a recovering addict, everything he said is correct. It’s great, on paper..In reality? yeeaahhh, not so much🤣
Wait you quit
Heroin
rap oldheads are very obsessed with talking about how bad new rap is and how it's all the same which is bogus cuz for example Chromakopia by Tyler The Creator sounds nothing like GNX by Kendrick Lamar
Then take those two albums and compare it with agc by ken carson, completely different sound
I listen to a lot of rap and it's mostly: dissing others, weed, money, sex.
@@Interdacted what are your favorite songs or artists? i’d guess that you either don’t listen to a lot of rap or you focus on just the mid parts. there are common topics but if you look at any respected artists or songs it’s way more than just that
@1c0nic_player I listened to a bunch before but haven't recently. Stuff like madd maxxx, emeinem, mf doom, Kendrick, lil Wayne, lil uzi, Tyler, snoop Dogg, Dr Dre, juice wrld. To many to remember.
ppl who say that old stuff is unequivocally better are just wrong. the only actual argument is over saturation and that’s both not that big a deal and easily ignorable on an individual level
PLEASE make a part two tugg i need more of your deranged music takes
like what about bands who just don’t have a set genre and have tackled almost every single one? or video game OSTS? also need a further analysis on bands with weird names and/or indie i enjoyed ur indie rant very much
I want "Pls do not get upset with me, i tried to hate everyone equally" on a shirt
As someone who loves country music among other genres, I think personally, PERSONALLY, that the best country was the 80s about earlier. My favorites are John Denver, Johnny Cash, and that era. Again this is my own personal opinion that country is better without electric guitars and all of the theatrics.
Same
I agree, he misrepresented the genre in the video
I am 15 and 100% agree with you. I love Merle, Travis, cash, lefty, Willie, Waylon, kristifferson, jones, etc. all my fiends love rap music but I’ll take old country over that garbage any day
As a country fan, country fans have been saying “I like the old stuff” since there barely was any old stuff. It’s practically a tradition at this point! There’s plenty of bad country music from the era of those classic country legends, it was just forgettable and thus soon forgotten.
Not to muddy your point, but electric guitars have been a major feature in country music since the 50s. I recommend looking into Waylon Jennings, Buck Owens, and Gary Stewart for some great examples. Also, 70s country rock (Flying Burrito Brothers, Cowboy, Danny O’Keefe) seems like it might be your jam.
Welcome to the rabbit hole, my friend, there’s some amazing art ahead of you.
Probably because back then country had actual social commentary or narrative value like how 9 to 5 by Dolly was pretty critical of capitalism and workers exploitation and Johny Cash’s Folson Prison Blues was about bringing awareness to how bad our prison system is. Now a days Country has the same old lyrics and melody and tend to really lean into that conservative/republican aesthetic that gives it a bad name. At least thats my opinion
About jazz music, I think that if you listen to more modern jazz artists you can really enjoy its blend of other genres such as hip-hop. What I'm trying to say is listen to Domi and JD Beck their music is beyond amazing
Yeah they’re pretty good.
More jazz fusion that jazz but point still stands
Thanks for those suggestions :) Modern Jazz discovery is really hard because of how the genre has basically died, but I like trying out modern stuff in the scene. You probably have already listened to him, but in my opinion the most exciting living jazz musician is Kamasi Washington, so if you haven't listened to his work I implore you to change that.
Jazzbois is solid
Me, an orchestra/instrumental fan who wasn't called out at:
I was totally expecting something for that one. Like I used to get bullied in school for not listening to rap.
@@Bryce_The_Knight23 proud that us classical music nerds/instrumental music fans narrowly dodged the bullet of genre trashing 😌
@aurioladieuseul1017 id drink to that. Cheers
Me who listens to video game OSTs especially ones that are orchestral based: Finally, I'm at peace.
I mean seriously, JRPGs kinda got me into classical. My geek card must be at least Gold, if not applying for Platinum.
@viscountrainbows2857 honestly. Elden ring music gotta be the best modern Orchestral pieces.
As a country music lover, I hate when people judge the genre on the modern state that is basically pop, rather than real country. I also hate when people just assume most country songs are just super slow, when a lot of them aren't. I love the videos, though, so keep up the good work.
As a metal fan you are 100% right about everything you said. The fan base is unbearably elitist.
Idk man. I’m a metalhead, and as long as no one tries to tell me that Taylor Swift is better than Metallica, I’m generally cool with other people’s music tastes. Hell, a lot of us like a ton of different genres (Garth brooks is awesome) with metal being at the center of it.
Punk is the same way
Nah, the gate keepers are just the loud minority. The majority of metalheads are chill and silent. It doesn't matter which sub genre you like best cause at the end of the day it's all just metal music, and we should all celebrate and accept the fact that we all have something in common with liking the broader definition of the genre as a whole rather than fight over our differences with sub genre
Other genres also have gate keepers
Too little genre's, we should have the tugg genre named rat boys
But the band Ratboys aren’t allowed
it's a mix of metal vocals, with post-ska math jazz fusion and an alcapoco freestyle rap solo thrown before the outro
4:43 I like metal and your right
So factual.
8:29 “The idea that punk is innately political is a historical revision”
-Goes on to explain how punk was innately political from the start.
Immediately starting with jazz was like a fatal punch at the beginning of a fight for me
Punk fan here with a small correction. Punk has always been anti-establishment. Which establishments have just evolved over time. Originally, it was against the major musical establishment and focused a lot on just playing whatever because they wanted to. Eventually, this evolved to include being anti- various parts of government, including individual politicians, polotical parties, political topics, capitalism, and government itself
I mostly listen to metal/western. But when i wanna listen to punk i usually listen to a punk rock band named The Jasons. It's a band from New Jersey based around Friday The 13th. They even call each other by which masks their movies are from, so the singer is Jason V while one of the guitarists is Jason 3D
"One of the bassists" makes me both happy and frightened as a bass player
A song called Mama Said seems right up your alley.
@@Whammytap I meant to say guitarists frick
@@Piper331 well now I'm disappointed 😤
Jk jk
@@Piper331 Heard of the band Okilly Dokilly? It's a Metal Band where the members dress up as Ned Flanders.
As a metalhead, YES OMG. I hate stuck up metalheads that wanna shit on you for literally any small reason. It's all metal. It all sounds relatively similar.
I swear to God tucker limp bizket isnt punk, ITS NU METAL. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT.
I KNOW RIGHT.
How tf do you confuse two completely different genres lmao. Love Tugg, but that's kinda insane to confuse 2 opposite end genres.
Big tugg just wanted to say I’ve been a fan since the RUclips shorts days and have had a blast seeing how you’ve become such a great success and my favorite creator. I now look forward to Saturday and your new vids. Cheers and happy new year.
PS: it all comes back to the soviets
I bet you eat ice cream with chopsticks
I've done that before
Best way to prevent brain freeze!🥶
I can't tell if that's an insult or not but damn that's too accurate
1:50 It gets better.
His full name is Thelonious Sphere Monk.
As a will wood fan, I am safe here
oh the dude that his biggest song was written when he was tripping balls in a casino, yeah love that guy
@ yup
@@ערןעצמון another will wood fan who peaks hebrew speaker? and all that under a bigtugg video?
מה הסיכויים???
Holy shit a wild Will Wood fan. Hell yeah
WELCOME BACK MY BEAUTIFUL TUGGER
08:45 'heroin is great' - Big Tugg 4/1/25
Dude whenever I get into a certain system I tend to just overdose on your videos. It's happened twice and I've just visited your channel to rewatch every single video and feel like a person again. Not in a depressed way, I just really like being a tugglet. It's so silly and it makes me happy thinking about how original and in my opinion amazing your content is.
This needs a part 2, id love to hear tugs opinion of some of my favorite(awful) genres, like nerdcore, folk, whatever Epic the musical is, and sea shanty bands.
Musical soundtracks! Operetta soundtracks!
Vocaloid!!
Where is my disco at? 🪩💃🕺
Jk
Pirate metal is the superior metal
Thank you for the Mac shout and not even feeling the need to explain it, because it doesn’t need an explanation ❤
came here to say this
I've never listened to Mac Miller before, but I'm planning to dive into his stuff in the next week or two in preparation for Balloonerism because I'm tryna keep up with the tide of new music this year in a way I haven't previously. I've got his album Circles high on my list and I'll definitely listen to Faces as well. I'm a little worried for the album because posthumous releases don't have the best track record, but I've heard unusually positive buzz around this so I'm keeping my hopes up.
@@WallJumpGames ballonerism is from the same era as faces, it will be nothing like anything 2015 and after. I really recommend going back and listening to his early stuff and on Into faces. It’ll give you the best idea of where he was at at the time without the fluff of everything that happened when he was with Ariana. Ballonerism is the most experimental album of his for sure. I hope you enjoy your first time listening to Mac! Most dope!
the chappell roan is so real actually 0:20
FR WHAT I WAS THINKING
@ super graphic ultra modern girl is so iconic of him
@@Anyaonmymind i mean he is highkey is a super graphic ultra modern girl let's be honest here
I heard it immediately 😂
@ glad it wasn’t just me lmao, the second it started i got stupid excited about it
This video didn’t offend me at all, instead it just enlightened me about different music. Because you forgot to mention my favorite genre of music, parodies.
I’m just happy to have a megadeth reference in a tugg video
Can’t go wrong with a Megadeth reference.
Metalhead here, I'd like to take this chance to explain metal to people who may be interested or want to get into it,
In terms of genres and how to identify them you need to focus on the main sound, average heavy metal is very light and often has a huge focus in terms of rock so if you don't see any drastic changes within the music and it just sounds like harder rock it's most likely heavy metal, doom metal is very noticeable as it takes a focus onto being incredibly slow and atmospheric on a focus of sounding evil, thrash metal often has a focus on speed so if you listen to the music and it seems very fast and the singer is singing fast then it's most likely thrash, early death metal has huge inspirations to thrash but you can often tell it's death metal from it's punchier sound, when death metal had fully developed the best way to separate it from other metal genres is to focus on the tone and the singer cause often the singer in death metal will focus on making their voice sound low and there's often a lot more power chords from guitar and you can tell from how the guitar sounds that it focuses on punchyness in order to get that specific sound and the drums in death metal are often blast beats, grindcore is sort of a mix between metal and punkish and its often very fast but unlike thrash this genre has a lot more blast beats. Slam metal is where you'll mostly find those "illegible" band logos and is often just death metal but evolved as they focus on the heaviness of the sounds so you'll hear the vocalist do sounds that don't even sound human, you'll hear a lot of harmonica and palms muted from the guitar and while most of the drums are blasts beats there are slow parts, power metal is just fantasy and dragons basically, groove metal is very weird but as the name explains very groovy as there are often very unique riffs and they often focus on being on the beat more then any other genre, prog metal is very experimental as there are often changes in the time signature and the guitarists like to mess around a lot and make incredibly unique riffs, djent isn't a genre, metalcore is weird, during the early 2000s there was a lot of focus on harmony and a lot of people may mistake it for emo music, nowadays it sort of focuses on being a lot similar to pop while also using a lot of synths and simple guitar riffs. Deathcore is literally just metal core if it was a mix between death and slam, glam metal is very 80s, just think a lot of hairspray and rock'n'roll and you've basically gotten glamrock down, stoner metal is very similar to doom however it focuses on being very low and slow and can be described as stoning music but for metal, sludge is very in between thrash and death, it's like diet death in a way but still contains some of the heavyness of death but also mixed themes of doom metal, black metal is basically death metal if it was inverted except for the drum part, the singers in black often use a shreaking sound instead of the usual growls and the guitar tone feels very light and lacks a lot of punchyness while focusing on power chords for guitar riffs, nu metal is basically hip-hop mixed with metal or hard rock
As for reading slam logos you often wanna try to make out shapes of letters within the logo that are distorted, and often there's a pattern to reading them for example the pattern for facelift deformation is word in the middle curving down up down, and word at the bottom curving up down up with the first letter of the second word being in front of the first letter of the first word
Tldr, however I also love metal so hell yeah dude
truly appreciate this metal deep dive
And if you want to listen to any of them, make it prog or djent because the good bands in those seas of slop are better than ALL of the other bands in the world (sidenote: he wasnt wrong because every time i think about how cool it would be if metal was normalized i imagine a world where all the metal bands sell out and i shudder. i want the people around me to like metal but i want it outside of the mainstream forever)
Haha literally doing exactly what he said a metal head would do, go on a dissertation about sub genres 😂.
I don't really have a favorite one. I just find like five songs I like and listen to them on repeat like a maniac until I am so fed up with them that I never wanna hear them again, and the mere thought of hearing them on the radio makes my blood boil. Rinse and repeat this process 😂
When I’m waiting for you to post I just watch all of your videos on repeat ;))
If you want a good example of a *good* metal community, go look at the metal community around Opal In Sky. The Opalinsky twins are great at educating people on what metal music is actually about, and also they hate gatekeeping metalheads, which makes them even cooler.
I LOVE OPALINSKY LETS GOOO
Tug me, sir. Imma lil tugboat
as someone who loves tyler the creator if you don't like some unreleased song from 2008 called "i hate women" and instead like " i think" they will say your a poser some fans are like that 😭🙏
Spotify said my favorite style of music was "twinkly fingerstyle"
André3000 playing jazz is like if a freshman in college tried to graduate right away. He aint there yet 💀
As a Tyler fan 1:30 is just my duties to bring a Tyler Stan
real
I hate being a Tyler fan😭🙏
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6:12 Varg (the Burzum guy) is actually out of prison! And he went to prison for murdering a former band mate, not hate crimes. Although he DEFINITELY burned down a bunch of churches and even used a photo of one as an album cover, but there wasn't enough evidence to convict
You're the only person besides myself that I've seen mention the fact that he's *been* out. Lol.
In 2014 he was also convicted of inciting racial hatred and sentenced to six months of probation. Such an asshole.
and now he makes racist schizopost videos acting as silly as possible while describing why he hates certain races, gee what a guy. In all fairness though, out of context, the clips are hilarious atleast but I fear for the sanity of the people who had to sit through his ramblings to get them and make compilations
Yea it's a weird fact to get wrong. I thought everyone knew the Varg story
Yea, was gonna point out that Varg didn't go to jail because of hate crimes, he went to jail because he stabbed a guy to death.
I thought you were going to talk about Phonk, I would love to watch you rant about that 😂
I wasn't gonna take the jam band slander, but you actually nailed a lot of points so I can't even complain much. That being said though, I do recommend The String Cheese Incident super heavy. It does fall into the "listen to a show not an album" category, but even the albums. You don't even need to do drugs, they just shred so hard that it's just a blast, and they don't really fit the mold of other jam bands. They have a pretty wide genre spread, with influences from rock, bluegrass, jazz, bossa nova, EDM, even some disco. They're genuinely my favorite band out there right now, and even better, they're still touring. I don't even really like calling them a jam band, because people think of the Dead or, god help me, Phish. The only thing that makes them a jam band is that they play a different show every night and they improvise a lot. And some of the differences in certain songs can be quite huge between shows.
Even if you don't fuck with jam bands, I always recommend The String Cheese Incident
5:25 yes thats true. No one hates metalheads more than metalheads
Swifties in the corner:
Also could talk about a subset of symphonic metal where they only do concept albums; you gotta listen to the whole album in order in order to really grasp the meaning an emotion of each song; randomly listening to a song from that album while on shuffle will not feel the same, usually the song doesn't really end, but slowly transitions into another one, but it's shuffle so you don't get closure (speaking from experience, i can be pedantic abt concept albums)
I'm guilty of making all of my music as concept albums. Lol. I don't even really mean to. #whoops
Pleeease give some examples
@@pinkdragon4830 otomy, Ayreon's Dream Sequencer/Universal Migrator, 011101010, The Human Equation, lots of his albums, just realizing they're all concept concept albums bc their stories all tie within a same universe, from the creation, before humans, human times, post humans and even a bit of rebirth
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Aryeon has an album called, "The Human Equation," and that was my first thought.
Then I think "Meteora," by Linkin Park. I may have the wrong album there, tho.
Mostly enjoy EDM here and yeah, you pretty much hit the nail on the head. There are so many sub genres I just gave up trying to figure out which ones I liked. I dead ass saw someone call their music frenchcore once. Of the genres I do understand though I really do love house, kawaii future bass and HiTech
Oh yeah frenchcore is a genuine major subgenre of hardcore that just happened to start in france (& the netherlands), the big things that distinguish it from other hardcore subgenres is a fast speed (not as fast as speedcore) & weird/offbeat bass sounds afaik
Hit Em genre
I love the duality of music because there are people like me who would die for go to a Fall Out Boy concert but also to go to a beetlejuce the musical show on Broadway
I really enjoy musicals, but I only enjoy them ON STAGE. Beetlejuice is one of, if not my favourite plays I've ever scene, but I would never listen to the music on it's own (anymore) because it's not designed for that context. I mean tbf a lot of musicals are kind of shit or corny, I'm not a musical hater but I do find it a bit annoying when people's taste in music boils down to musical songs because like, they should listen to the artists who feature on Warriors instead of Warriors. ALSO, I don't think Fall Out Boy and musicals are as far apart as you think, I can't put my finger on why but the overlap between those 2 is quite large in my experience.
I push my fingers into my aaaaahhh
I think that Venn diagram is a circle. Theater kids have liked pop-punk/emo-pop (Panic/MCR) since time immemorial.
Oh Tuggsketball, you light up my day whenever you post. You have never let us down with a single post in your life. When I first saw your glorious hairline and chiselled jawline talking about college, I became a full time tugglet and stopped being a fopdoodling scobberlotcher. So i thank you tugg. --yours truly, cabinet opener number 2174.
Can't wait to watch my favorite Communist 😁😁😁
One thing I learned about composing/making music is that their isn’t necessarily bad ideas. No such thing as a “wrong” way to make music. Any idea is good if it is expressed well. So if it sounds bad, pivot. Being playful and curious helps with it helps.
I hate all Genres equally
That’s depressing
11:00 I don’t think you can go wrong with Johnny Cash when it comes to country
I hate country, but I recognize a good artist when I see one. Much respect to him.
fucken hate county but Cash is such a great artist
american ska scene is crazy. you got skating kids there while in europe it's a staple of skinhead culture lol
Indie music is genuinely such a prison
4:14 MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES MENTIONED TUGG I LOVE YOU
Whole hearted agreement!
YT keeping this from me for five fucking minutes is a crime
Clicked on this thinking “No way he’ll say ska” then was proven wrong hella fast
The fact you didn't talk about xavleg 5:34