Reacting to The Most Popular Song Each Month in the 90s
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Here in the U.S. Mariah Carey owned the Billboard charts during the 90s. She debuted in 1990 and had at least one #1 song every year of the entire decade. By the time 2000 came, she had accumulated 14 #1 songs , 13 of which she wrote herself. She even was named Artist of Decade by billboard as well as having her song ,One Sweet Day w/ Boyz 2 Men, named song of the Decade (also spent 16 weeks at #1)
Coincidentally, Today is Mariah Carey's Birthday 🎉🎂🎂💫🥂💖🎉🎉💜💜🎂💫💫
One Sweet Day is so good that I have a negative emotional reaction whenever I hear someone is trying to cover it. I know it's unfair but that's the truth.
In the 90s she was #1 on the Billboard 100 for a total of 60 weeks.. over 1 year out of 10. That's insane and nobody even came close to that.
@@sb3076 yup She still holds the billboard record for Artist with most weeks at #1 (89 if not mistaken)
@@dvus1977 she’s at 91 now😊
Mariah was kind of my first major artist who got my attention as a kid so seeing you summarize her amazing sense gives me this strange sense of pride (not that I did anything to be proud of). I just read all of this and was like "Yep, Mariah did all of that!"
Biggest artist in the 90s was Mariah Carey, she had at least 1 #1 hit for EVERY SINGLE year of the 90s decade, had song of the decade with a song that spent 16 weeks at #1, was the best selling artist of the decade and was crowned as artist of the millennium by the end of the decade.❤🔥
In the us, I’m a lamb but let’s stop using this #1 every single year phrase when this person is from the uk
@@w4ka997 well its fucking true what do u want me to say?💀
@@w4ka997 him being from the UK has NOTHING to do with her getting #1 hits every year of the 90s decade
@@angelxemotions9102lmao weird for no reason
@@w4ka997y'all need stop the whole "I'm a lamb but..."
Mariah Carey aka The Songbird Supreme, literally owned the 90’s. She was awarded by the World Music Awards as the best selling artist of the millennium (1990-1999) and owned the 00’s “We Belong Together” became the song of the decade. This legendary Queen has #19 No 1. Hits on the Billboard Hot 100 most by any solo artist in music history 👈🏼 She’s on a whole another level of talent. Inspiring an entire generation of singers including the very top of today 👑
Mariah Carey and Celine Dion, both dominant
Whitney Houston dominated the early part of the 90s, but was declining by the second half of the decade
@@coyotelong4349 There’s not even comparison, Mariah was much more dominant than Celine. Even Madonna was in fact. Whitney dominated more in the 80s, she had just I Will Always Love You in the 90s that was really a thing.
@@renanrpm I would agree Mariah dominated the 90s overall but IWALY wasn't just Whitney's only big song lol. The Bodyguard era in general was huge for her. "I Have Nothing" went to #2 on the Hot 100 and not to mention "I'm Every Woman"
@@stanleysimmonsreactions9056 Yeah, it was a really huge era, one of the boggest in music history, but the only BIG hit Whitney had was IWALY. I Have Nothing peaked at #4, as much as I’m Every Woman, and not at #2. It’s different from Mariah who had both huge sales and #1s one after another.
The 90s was ruled by female R&B led by Mariah Carey Whitney Houston Celine Dion and Janet Jackson Madonna and Michael had pop on lock also today is Mariah's 53 bday so perfect reaction and perfect timing actually she had 14 number 1 hits in the 90s alone
Yeah, this list is a little skewed. I recognize some songs that never hit 1 or didn't sell much. It was also a lil skewed to show more Madonna. There should've been some more MJ and the vocal trinity and Janet had more than shown as well.
@@xejelah it's an odd mix of Europe and the US. From the UK perspective, I'd say it has way too much Mariah, while the amount of Madonna & Janet is about right (maybe even a little too much for the latter). It needs more dance music for sure.
The 90's were a weird time. It saw a huge surge in country music, and the backlash against "Gangsta Rap" actually helped propel Rap and Hip Hop into the mainstream. You never knew where music was going to take you. One minute I'm traveling with some highschool friends hitting every grunge and alternative concert we can, and the next minute we meet some girls and end up at Lilith Fair.
The 90s were a great time to live
You nailed it right on the head with this. I think the 90s may have had the most diverse group of hits genre-wise of any decade before or since. Almost every type of musical genre/style had its chance to shine, it was truly a special decade for music!
I, too, went to Lilith Fair with my best friend in 98. 😆
GURL POWAH
@@theonlyonestanding8079 shit time for good music though
Having been alive during all of those Madonna hits, it is pretty amazing to me that you didn't even know one. It's like if you're below a certain age, Madonna is just known as a persona.
I knew "Vogue" but that's it
nobody knows any Madonna songs except vogue and like a virgin
The 90’s Madonna music videos are epic- I remember MTV had advertised the premieres- Nothing Really Matters, Frozen, Bedtime Story. Like Michael and Janet Jackson, they were the cutting edge of what was being done at the time. Some are still amazing to watch today.
@@archivesunset4214that's a huge lie. Those were actually the two songs I DIDN'T know growing up. I knew Like a Prayer, MaterialGirl, papa don't preach, true blue, open your heart, and holiday
Not everybody is as ignorant as you @@archivesunset4214
mariah debuted in 1990 and was queen of the charts all throughout 🤍✨
Thurston, Aerosmith was formed in 1970. They were popular in the 70's, before the in fighting started. The Run DMC collaboration in '86 helped bring them back. You need to do a deep dive on their music.
I wanted to die when he said 90s and 200s
Popular in the US in the 70s. Looks like they didn't chart in the UK until the Run DMC collab, so he's less likely to hear them played over here.
Mariahs first single is on thesecvideo. Its called Vision of Love released in 1990 and made Mariah one of the biggest successes of a debuting artist. Vision of Love became her first #1 song out of 19 she has until today and is widely recognized as one the most influential song for mellismatic singing. As a matter fact Mariah Carey was crowned by Billboard and AMAs as the biggest selling female artist of the 90s selling over180 million records, she was crowned Artist of the Millenium y the WMAs. She is also the artist to have at least one #1 song in each year of a decade, she is also the cowriter, producer and performer ft Boyz II Men of the song of the 90s decadeand nobody but her has multiple songs of the decade. In 2019 she became the only artist in history to have at least one #1 song in 4 different decades. All I want for Christmas was first released in 1994
Lol you've been doing Madonna absolutely dirty in these reaction vids 🤣😂
As a 90's kid. Watching you react to this was some one of the most random entertaining videos I've seen in a while. Getting old!
I was a 90s kid too. Thurston's reactions are so genuine! It's like showing my adult son music videos we grew up with. Lol
Born 2004 and knew like 90% of these
Mariah is the Queen of this decade , even Billboard gifted “artist of the decade” in 2000 👸🏼
Madonna ruled the airwaves for a solid two decades
She’s ass
Mariah was the biggest in the 90s lol
@@angelxemotions9102 she sucks too
@@angelxemotions9102 not as much as Madonna tho
@@turdcurd9082 mariah was the biggest artist in the 90s, yes even bigger than Madonna. She sold more records that decade, had more #1s, was named artist of the decade with song of the decade and artist of the millennium too, to summarize it, she was the most successful artist of the 90s, even Billboard listed her as that. Madonna wasnt even nearly as big that decade, yes she was huge but not nearly to mariahs extent, Madonna wasnt even the 2nd most successful either, it was Janet Jackson. So please check ur facts and research b4 u respond, ty.
Shrek being single handedly responsible for Gen Z knowing any song over 30 years old 😝
Seriously. It would be faster to do a "Lav Reacts to music from Shrek" than these lists. Haha
Shrek and Guardians of the Galaxy.... and adverts.
I get "Return of the Mack" stuck in my head when I reheat the kid's macaroni & cheese. Annoys the hell out of my wife.
Genres usually don't shift cleanly when the decade flips. That's why you see a lot of late 80s in the early 90s, as you did disco in the early 80s. Also may be why you didn't start recognizing a lot of songs until the mid 90s entries hit.
Aerosmith's first hit was _Dream On_ in 1973, which is an absolutely amazing song. 28 of their songs have hit the top 40 charts running all the way into the 2010's. They've been doing this for a while.
I was born in 1988 and I knew 100% of these songs. Such a banging decade.
Are you American? I suspect these lists might be comprised of the most popular songs in U.S.A. (or maybe North America). I don't know though. I didn't even see most of these on MTV, let alone hear them on the radio or anywhere else :l
Sinead actually went on Saturday night live and blasted the Catholic Church live on air. She blew the lid off the Irish Catholic Church abusing kids way earlier than the Roman Catholic Church sex scandal. She was completely criticized for pulling the stunt but after investigations did find that abuse was happening and basically she isn’t really allowed on tv much but she still does her own protests on stage in her own way while the church is still constantly looked at with suspicion while a few priests were excommunicated and sent to prison.
she is owed an apology by a lot of people that she will never get, she was right
she's a nutter though.
Britney baby one more time was a new era in music, where teen pop gained prominence, broke barriers in a market that only involved boybands and girlbands, Britney Spears' success made women stand out again, which is why after the britney, jlo, xtina,pink,avril,beyonce,jessica simpson and other female artists got their chance in the industry.
I think you need to do a whole series of Madonna songs. She has so many great ones!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
When it comes to the greats, Janet Jackson, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, and even Elvis.
NOBODY had more #1 hits than Mariah Carey, and no other other artist had a #1 hit in every decade since their debut.
In the US.
you should go back and do the one's for the 50s and 60s!!!
Yes
Except not 50s who cares about that except for chuck berry, Elvis and buddy holly
@@turdcurd9082 Yeah, the charts do not even go back to the start of the 50s.
Candle In The Wind was HUGE here in the US. Americans hearts broke at the news of Princess Diana's death. She had the heart and soul of an ANGEL. It's still hard to believe she died 25 and a half years ago. Continue to rest in peace, sweet Princess.
Candle in the wind was a song that Sir Elton remixed for Diana's funeral. There I was an american in my late 30s sobbing at his tribute to her. I understand they were great friends. 💔
@@SuperDrLisa, yeah. The original version was for Marilyn Monroe.
@@SuperDrLisa It wasn't remixed. Bernie Taupin wrote new words for it and the melody was unchanged.
@@79BlackRose yeah, honestly, I'd want someone to write a new song for my death, not just change a few words in one about someone else. More effort could have been put in.
Well, you don't have to pay for those unelected scroungers, to be fair.
"I don't even know who TLC are"... childhood me just cried.
Says that and then sings along to “No Scrubs” 😂
Well, sometimes you know the song but not the artist
If he was a kid in the 2000s, then Lisa Lopes was dead probably only a few years after he was born. No excuse for not looking up some classic songs though.
As a teenager in the late 90s I loved this set.
"I Will Always Love You", written by Dolly Parton, was a number one hit in three decades in a row. The 1970s when Dolly took it to number one. The 1980s when she released it for the soundtrack of "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas". Finally in the 1990s when Whitney Huston took it to number one. It is one of the three songs chosen to celebrate country music for the 50th anniversary of the CMT awards, in the video, Forever Country: Artists of Then, Now, and Forever.
Ahhh I loved the music in the 90’s!! Mariah Carey dominated! Times were great lol
Ricky Martin joined the Puerto Rican boy band Menudo when he was 12, and was performing to stadiums of 100,000+ screaming girls
i love that at least once in every video about music we hear "this song is from Shrek, right?" 😂
Does make sense alot of songs you do recognize from the 90s are techno/club/EDM....etc. They were really big in the 90s and 2000s in Europe.
Me who knows 99% of this list, i was lucky to grow up in the 90s (1990-1999, I was 10 through 20). I will always consider 90s music the golden age of music, I also live in Canada so we had unparallel access to all music from UK and US - MuchMusic (Toronto).
Kid in the 80s teen in the 90s....best music ever!! I was a grunge teen!!! I love when you do these!!
Yup in 54 yrs old and 80s and 90s was our decade of REAL GOOD music ...or let's say from 60s all the way till the 90s was REAL GOOD music ever invented..
I am in the same boat and I agree we had the best music growing up just wish more grunge made this list but I understand !!!
This video took me through a whirlwind of memories. I'll have to check out your other videos of the 70s and 80s songs.
Several of these songs were popularized because they were connected to heavily marketed movies. (Remember, this was before streaming). They got huge budgets for songwriting, music videos, and licensing to use movie clips.
Can’t think of too many songs on the charts today which were specifically written for movies/television.
Yeah it was a very strong phenomenon in the 90s. Here in the UK, you can trace quite a few #1 singles back to not only films but TV adverts.
Thank you for this nostalgic trip down memory lane! I am an 80s-90s kid (born in 1981) and most of the songs previewed from the late 50s onward are familiar via the adults in my life who listened to music or the oldies station at the time in my hometown. This has been so much fun re-experiencing all these great songs and seeing you experience them for the first time.
Oh yeah, the music that sounds Trance-like is called House music. I recall being very enamored with it when I was a kid. Hope this helps. Thanks for the fantastic videos. 🤓
Xennial here. It was a hell of a time for music!
I grew up in the 90's and I don't even recognize a good chunk of the early 90's songs.
Ya this list is sus af.
Skill issue
@@jacklynbrown1768 maybe however I'm doubtful considering I know more 80's songs than early 90's. The early 90's songs just weren't that good.
Depends where you grew up. I grew up in the 90s too, in the UK, and a bunch of these don't remind me of that era at all (e.g. the early Mariah)
Ricky Martin started off as a child singer in a group called Menudo later he acted in a daytime soap opera called General Hospital and relaunched his music career as a solo artist he had huge hits within the Latin music scene then broke into the American scene where he had a few hit songs great performer live!
I was fortunate to be a kid in the 80’s and teen in the 90’s. I was blessed to grow up with this music. It all started to go down hill after the mid 2000’s
I thought there'd be a lot more grunge and heavy metal. Pearl Jam, Sound Garden, Alice In Chains, Metallica....that was all the stuff my friends and I were listening to at the time.
Born in 84..you have to realize grunge was around for less than a decade. While it was popular it never hit the top until after Kurt Cobain had died.
It was definitely popular, just not on the mainstream pop charts.
@@ltophoj21 and there was a pretty clear divide in grunge because half the people liked Pearl Jam and Nirvana and the other half liked Soundgarden and Alice In Chains. So "grunge" was popular as a whole but none of the bands ever charted enough to regularly make #1 on the charts.
@@SAVikingSA yep 👍
a lot of that stuff was popular but just not number 1 hits
Here for Thurston singing along
Aerosmith has been around since 1970 to present. Steve Tyler is the lead singer of Aerosmith and is 75 years old.
If you watched Disney's Tarzan then you have hear Phil Collins because they hired him to do the music and he even hired a vary popular boy band to sing one of his songs.
The 90s were the “Wild West” of music. New genres would pop up every month.
Side note: Aerosmith spanned from the 1970s to the 2000s. Maybe later.
It is sad to see how far Madonna has let herself go. But it's always nice to go back to the 80's - 2000's and just remember her for only that.
The Cranberries and No Doubt are the two first CDs I ever bought with my own money, Aqua and Venga Boys the Celine Dion. Ahhh the memories.
All I want for Christmas is included in her first Xmas album in 1994
You absolutely must see the videos by Al Yankovic
Have a been living under a rock to not know any Madonna songs? She's an icon. My 11 year old niece knows alot of her songs from the 80s
Oooh music reaction! Those are fun! I enjoy watching people react to music and films. Love the 90s and 00s. Being an early 90s kids, I grew up with both. But I’ve also listened to a lot of 80s too.
Thank you for doing all of these, hope you do 2000 next, am really enjoying all of these.
It's hilarious and kind of depressing that 90% of the songs he recognized has all been songs that has recently resurfaced as Tik Tok trends
I'd point out often we tend to know music more from before we were born because we grow up hearing it from our parents, other relatives or other older folks. Or we hear it on the radio. Thus 90s was probably not your era as much as the 2000s likely. I'm from 1981, so I know more from the 80s and before then I do the 90s or even the 2000s.
I would have thought you'd know more 90s. I was born the year after, and I barely remember much before about 88 music-wise.
My favorite decade for sure, so much diversity in this era. i was blessed to be a kid in the 90's
Why have you never listened to the Beatles
@@turdcurd9082 Of course i have but i didn't grew up with them so i have no nostalgia about this era
@@yannhollister9091 thought the Beatles did release two new songs in the 90s.
90s to early 2000s I also like the 80s though rock music wise
Now I want to make a play list of all these. 😄 Trip down memory lane.
I hope you react to Weird Al Yankovic! Some of his MJ paradies are gold!
Don’t forget party in the cia
grewing up in the 1990's we had different genres which is awesome. from other 90's song playlist you'll know 80 percent of them.
The 90s were a phenomenal time for music.
Earliest song I can remember on the radio was “Lullaby” by Shawn Mullins, from about 1997
Wow I actually knew more 70s and 80s songs than 90s
Just when you paused it before the last one I was thinking "damn, amazed Santana wasn't on this at all."
I'm a 1972 model so I was pretty close to Thurston's age when the 90s came in....and I was really into popular music (especially dance music) and charts, as a result, I know every one of these hits!!!
I was in my element throughout these years. The first lollapaloosa in La. Underground rave scene. Some great industrial and goth scenes around. There was just an explosion of music through that decade. It was legendary.
Also, if you haven't checked out Boyz II Men, please treat yourself to their music. Such a great artist.
I noticed in your video "Most popular songs of the 80's" you mention that you thought "I will always love you" Whitney Houston was in the 80's, that song was actually written and performed by Dolly Parton in 1974, Whitney Houston did a cover of it in the 90's. I love both versions
Aerosmith from the '70s. I know it's not very common these days with newer artists lasting decades and decades, but Aerosmith made hit songs from the '70s onwards
These songs took me back to my teen years!
Im glad the “this is from shrek” has now been in all 3 videos lol
I grew up with 60's, 70's music when I was a kid in the 70's. I was 10 years old in 1979. From 1980 to 1988 I was a Teenager. I turned 20 years old in 1989. 1990's I was in my 20's and grew up with that music as well. I turned 30 years old in 1999. From 2000 to 2008 I was in my 30's the music started to really change then. In 2009 I was 40 years old. From 2010 to 2018 I was in my 40's . I turned 50 in 2019. I am now in my 50's from 2020-2028.
I'm 50...but grew up with 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s music...then was introduced to the 90s when my kid said I needed more UPDATED music...😂
I enjoy all of those era's...
Aerosmith u could do a whole playlist with their music.
You likely won’t know much from the 40s or 30s. I’ve listened to some of it and it’s really just big bands and groups of 5 or more. Very few individuals made it. The 20s were a time of classic American songs and the birth of jazz.
I bet you know more of the Madonna songs than you think. If you don't know them real well, it's hard to recognize them from the short clip. Ohh...and the last song is a banger. Sultry, sexy, 🔥.
I would to see you react to the 00s video and the older music eras. A lot of the ones you have heard and can't recall where you know them from were probably made into covers by other bands or a lot of them are played in places like grocery stores where you subconsciously retain them.
Knew every single one. This is my era/ teen years. Still like it the best!
Btw: all i want for xmas came out in 94. And yes, that's techno/ dance music
mariah carey has 1 number 1 hit in every year of 90s
You should check out the “top ten of the year” videos from the channel “Professor of Rock” it goes into a bit more of each song and then shows how popular they are now compared to when they were new. Some of them are forgotten, some of them stay massively popular.
This is technically "my" era, but it was frustrating. Pop was getting safer and dumber, but I loved a kind of music that was getting even more intense and real despite quickly burning itself out of the charts. There's only one song on this list that was ever on mine.
what song?
@@discomillenium8850 Smells Like Teen Spirit. I dove deep into grunge, and still like the rare new song that echoes that kind of sound.
Guessing you're from the US? It was a bit different in the UK. I mean, we got "Firestarter" and a pro-drugs song, "Ebeneezer Goode" to #1. The safer dumbing down pushback here was more in the 2000s with all the songs from artists on karaoke songs like Pop Idol and X Factor.
@@gnu_andrew Yeah, US. But I noticed that too about UK music. Early Arctic Monkeys was authentically savage, but they too eventually drank the koolaid of soft pop.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 totally. They are from my home town and their first two albums are easily my favourites. They went more generic rock to appeal to the US market - which worked with AM - but they lost pretty much everything that made them distinctive in the process.
1993 was such a wild year. That was the year I started paying attention to modern music so every song from that year is like a little hit of nostalgia for me. Although watching more of the video I'm wondering where all the grunge bands are. No Pearl Jam? Smashing Pumpkins? Soundgarden? Grunge was huge in the 90s and so it's very strange to get through the whole decade with only Nirvana.
For the most part, 50s was rockabilly; 60s was rock, 70s was disco; 80s was new wave, rap, glam rock, heavy metal; 90s were grunge alternative & club music. And hip hop throughout since the 80s.
Aerosmith have been around since the 1970's. Walk this Way was their first huge hit and it was released in 1975. They had a major resurgence in the late 90s....
Yeah that last one is an absolute banger
In the 80's pop and rock sounded pretty much the same because both genres used the same instruments, the same drums, guitars, keyboards, etc. But in the 90's music became incredibly diverse and there was an explosion of genres and sub-genres, and every genre had a unique sound and they all sounded different. So you had funk, pop, rock, grunge, R&B, country, hip hop, dance, techno, punk, alternative, metal, house, urban, etc etc etc, and they all sounded completely different from each other. The 90's were really the years of musical diversity. Then in the 2000's genres started to sound similar again, and now everything sounds the same.
I mean, I won't judge and everyone has heard different artists and songs in their lives. Also it was fun to watch your reaction. :) But I also gotta say.. on SOME of these I was actually a little bit shocked, that your ears haven't got in contact with them anywhere at least once. 😂 (things like 7:28 , 7:34 , 8:34 (!!) , 8:51 , 11:12 , 11:36 , 15:42 (!) , 18:28 )
So yeah, seems like you really just got to know the thin surface level of 90s so far. And now you have a lot of stuff to discover from this era! That being said, have fun! 😃
The 90s was the best decade to be a teenager. 80s great for being a kid. Got to live through all the best decades. Before phones took over everything.
Thurston - Phil Collins came from the band Genesis
I’m telling my age…but I literally knew every single word of every single song. Damn I’m old. 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ lol
There are a lot of cover songs here...songs that were hits in the 50s, 60s and 70s that were remade by these artists.
This decade's music was quite different between the US and Europe. This video says it's a mix of both, but, as someone who grew up in the 90s in the UK, it definitely feels heavily skewed towards the US, even with the dates of some of the songs.
First of all, a 90s video without any Britpop (Blur, Oasis, Pulp, etc.) is just odd, but I guess they were rarely the biggest sellers for a single month. There are songs in here I'd never heard of until the 2010s like some of the early Mariah ones and the final Santana one you didn't know. In the UK, that's actually a 2000s song, peaking at #3 in March 2000.
You're right about the diversity of music. I would also expect a lot more dance music in a 90s video. We got a bit of eurodance (2 Unlimited, Haddaway, Culture Beat, Rednex) but none of the UK rave music or trip hop.
This is the most successful songs in the UK charts for the 90s - ruclips.net/video/nAnV2tgTKKY/видео.html - and Europe - ruclips.net/video/wMElPGGrBnc/видео.html
The UK one only has one Mariah song, by comparison, and quite a few acts that were only successful in the UK, like Mr Blobby.
As to Aerosmith, I believe they started out in the 70s. I mainly know them in the 80s for the remake of "Walk This Way" with Run-DMC and the 90s for the song in this video, which was from some movie. I think they were always bigger in the US than here in the UK.
Ricky Martin actually disappeared after living La vida loca. He pops up now and again but no big songs out of him. He had a major crisis with his own life especially after gaining fame. He retreated from the spotlight and took a number of years off trying to find himself again and reconnect with his Spanish roots. He also realized that he was gay after a lot of soul searching. Currently he’s living somewhere in Miami that I know but married to his longtime boyfriend but doesn’t do performances anymore instead he chooses to be behind the scenes working with young talent and cultivating them to be new rising stars.
She bangs was huge hit (at least in Europe) after Livin' la Vida Loca. After that he disappeared.
Oh wow, seeing you not recognize Bryan Adam's "Everything I do (I do it for you)" hurt my heart a bit. Highly recommend checking that song. If i remember correctly it was number one for quite awhile. Even if it wasn't, it was really a standout song of that year.
Robin Hood!
16 weeks in the UK. Still the longest consecutive number one to this day.
omg I never knew R Kelly sang I believe I can fly, I feel traumatised.
He also wrote "You Are Not Alone" for Michael Jackson.
I think of Weird Al Yankovic's parody of many of these
I missed 26 of them. I'm 37, and this was school dances for me.
Yes your correct Aerosmith started in 1970s exploded in 1980s and continued into the 1990s. Only issue I have is a couple of the late Michael Jackson songs in here weren't that big. This list is a little better missing a lot of grunge no Pearl Jam?. Otherwise a good list overall.
I was born in 1991 so i actually know alot of these songs or atleast heard them from my family having 2 brothers older than myself.... But i basically knew almost everything after 1996
Corona isn't really techno, but rather eurodance. Just like Snap, Culture Beat, Haddaway and Ace of Base. It was very popular in the early/mid 90s.
its funny bc mariah is in this the most yet it excludes many of her songs that were definitely the most popular over many of these songs
Remember these lists are most popular in the USA (Center of the universe😂) A British/English video of most popular songs each month in the 90s would be much much more BRITPOP/BRITROCK
that young mariah carey....*chefs kiss*