British Couple Reacts to THE MOST POPULAR SONG EVERY YEAR FROM 1950-2022!
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Yes...let's hear the 60's.
Heyoo😊
The second song 'Unforgettable' by Nat King Cole was reworked by his daughter Natalie Cole after her father's death. She performs a virtual duet with her dad. It won 3 grammy awards.
That was the big surprise hit of 1991 here in the States. Natalie Cole had a pretty successful solo career in her own right in the 70s and 80s, definitely worth a look or listen. More r&b based in sound.
Total tear-jerker 😢🥰 bittersweet!
I love that saxophone in "Careless Whisper". Great song!
The fact that James thought he would not have recognized the songs from the 50s & 60s at all is crazy. Music is stillllll so loved & so inspiring even from those decades that it's still played & listened to over & over.
Yeah, I recognize Handel's Messiah from 1741 and some stuff even older.
@@BTinSFheyoo😊
Millie is killing it in this video with her reactions
That was a great reaction! I'm really impressed you both knew so many of those songs. And yes, we're all waiting for your reaction to "Titanic"!
Yes do the 1960’s
You guy need to do every popular song in the 50's and 60's like yall did in for the 70s and 80s.
Millie goes full on when she knows one. You two are making my day much funner.
Good music transcends generations!!! You guys knew a lot more than you thought you would. Keep doing music videos. There’s a lot of great music going back decades!!
That's such a fun video, and I love your reactions to it. You knew so many of those songs!
Yes would love to see a Titanic reaction.
OMG! You’ve both never seen Titanic?! It’s one of those movies that’ll stay a classic forever. PLEASE WATCH! 🙏
Idk how old you are but I remember seeing it in theaters and the intermission and my mom covering my eyes for the nude seen but I looked over her hand haha. And the double vhs box that you needed to watch rewind then put in the next tape. I dont even really like the movie but the fucking NOSTALGIA!!
Love your reactions! Hello from Ypsilanti Michigan.
Loved your enthusiastic reactions to the hits! Very impressed you knew the older music 👏 Would love a 60s music reaction and a Titanic movie night 😊
I feel like everyone has heard those songs even if most maybe dont know they are so old
Yes, 1960s!
would love to see the 60's reaction
YES 60'S !!!!!!!☮️
Great reaction, definitely listen to the 60s.
That was a lot of fun hearing and seeing your reactions. Thanks.
Yes do the 60s and 50s. Also i agree with the aging thing. Mick Jagger was a grown adult when i was born but somehow he looks younger than me now.
A couple of movies that very funny to watch....Animal House with song Shout..and Top Secret with Tutti Frutti..
OMG I'm so old I knew all the songs till they got to the 2000's.......great video
Yes
Please 🎉💜🙋♀️🇺🇸
You 2 are just the cutest
Love it 🙋♀️💜
Oh here we go, little Beesley is going to come out singing and dancing 🥰
I didn’t recognize anything after 2019 cause when then crap hit the fan in 2020 I bought a record player and started listening to all of my albums that I been collecting since the 70’s, but before that I knew everyone, I loved that you named the movies you remembered the songs from, no watching Titanic for me either. This was so much fun 🤩 I thoroughly enjoyed watching, thank you!!!
Kylie Minogue
did a remake of The Locomotion that was big in the UK in 1987 .
That's true. Was actually a big hit in not one, not two but three decades.
60s- Little Eva( who was Carole King's kids babysitter)
70s Grand Funk Railroad
80s Kylie Minogue.
@@matthewdrake4385 Personally, I think Carole King is overrated.
How so? She pretty much set the stage for the female singer-songwriter especially during the 60’s . She helped write timeless songs for other artists and also proved to be a more than capable singer in her own right. Name a woman who has been a singer or songwriter over the past 50 years or so, and they will give credit to Carole for being the groundbreaker.
You gotta here sweet child if mine! Millie, you have to here it!
I think these need to be my new Playlist, LOL. I can't believe I knew all of them! I was pleasantly surprised you both knew as many of the "oldies" as you did. Great video!
here in Europe we learn to do cpr on the Bee Gees Stayin Alive to, we learn to sing it softly so we held the rhythm.
It’s like watching a slow death of talent and then around the late 90’s it speeds up
Neil Diamond also wrote I'm A Believer for the Monkees.
In 2014 I drove from Kansas City to Los Angeles. It took us about two days, and uptown funk was played at least 3,000 times the way there.
Well since the 60s was the most innovative music of all time. Of course.
I loved this video! You guys were so much fun to watch.
Only 4 I didn’t know. The very first one and the other three weren’t until the last couple songs lol
Millie knows the song I'm a believer from Shrek, that is hilarious!🤣🤣🤣
Yes, the 60's please.😊
Thank you guys that was a ball ! I knew 99% yeah !
Interesting story about The Monkees. It started as a comedy TV show in America about 4 young guys, like The Beatles, who are a music group trying to make it big. Each episode was highlighted by one of their songs being played while chase scenes and shenanigans pertaining to the plot ensued. They are credited by many to have created the music video even though videos didn't become popular until the early 80's.
Best reaction video ever!
8 mile!😀 I'm located just north of nine mile. He went to my alma mater Lincoln High,h home of the Abes😂lol
Would love to see the songs of the 60's video!
You guys have amazing taste in music! Loved this reaction!
The first song (1950) the lady singing is Dorothy from Wizard of Oz (Judy Garland)
Staying Alive by Bee Gees got me through Covid 19. 😂
Well i didnt hear right its not the 50's is thru the decades...and i LOVE this! I know them all as ive bought records ,8 tracks, cassettes to these all thru my decades of existence ...except 50's too young then 😁👍☮️
Great reaction 😁very fun enjoyed this one❤🎸
Yessss! Definitely see Titanic for the movie channel! 🙂
Omg yess please , please do a Titanic movie reaction. It's literally my favorite movie and it's definitely bound to make you guys cry. It's very fitting being that you guys are from UK.
Omg! You guys know a lot!!! Amazing ! 😊
Heyoo😊
Just proves music was better in the old days.
Definitely want the 60's
You two should watch this again, and write down artists you'd like to dive into a bit more. It'll be worth it. 👍✌️🤟
So much fun! You guys knew the majority of them.
Its awesome that you guys recognized so many songs on the video. I always enjoy your music and pro wrestling reactions. You guys seem like pretty cool people i wouldn't mind hanging out with.
You guys better know the Stones!😂
Yeah. "Satisfaction" was scandalous in its time--some radio stations wouldn't even play it. That's a sign of great music. But in a way they topped that with the "Sticky Fingers" album cover showing a close-up of the front of an occupied pair of jeans that had an actual zipper you could could zip up and down: Possibly the greatest album cover of all time.
Look up Old Movie Stars dancing to Uptown Funk. Beautifully timed.
@Beesleys, The song Sweet Child of Mine by Guns N’ Roses is in the Thor Love and Thunder movie.
Hullo, young'uns! **Loved** Millie's very animated, split-second reactions to each song!! And when she mentioned the CPR class where you should use the rhythm of "Stayin' Alive", I remembered back to when I took a CPR class in 1984; the instructor mentioned that if you didn't know it, use Queen's "Another One Bites The Dust"!! (the 1980 song)-- 😳 Keep on keepin' on, and as always, Blessed Be, & Peace! 🙏☮
Titanic is very good. Would love to see your reaction to it.
I think ya'll are underestimating Bruno Mars popularity WORLDWIDE. He is globally popular, much more so than many of the other modern artists on this list.
Fun fact, like stayin' alive, you can use Queen's Another one bites the dust to get the correct compression rate while doing CPR.
There's no way you didn't hear sweet child o mine!!
For real! The guitar riff alone is iconic
Yes, please do the 60"s
Hello from Chattanooga, Tennessee.
I’m an older guy so I agree with most of these. I think when you get into the late 2010’s it depends on platforms of music you listen to.
I retired from the job I had to commute to in my car in 1993 so I stopped listening to AM radio then (could walk to my new job). Don't recognize much popular music since.
YES!👍
Millie, if you don’t wanna do “Stayin Alive” for CPR, most of us in EMS use the more cryptic “Another One Bites the Dust”
8:19 I love that song, it's one of Linkin Parks best
I’m with James, I don’t think these songs are truly the most popular- like it would be interesting to see in each genre what was most popular.
Yes I wanna see the 60's video🙂
2:46 Five Finger Death Punch recently did a cover of this song, you may have heard it's really good
As I clicked on the thumbnail, I was thinking to myself how many of these do I know. I was right on track until 2016, which really surprised me, as I haven't listened to any pop music since I don't remember when.
Knowing oldies isn't bad. However when you begin remembering oldies. That can be a real mind f@
If you haven't already done it, I'd love for you guys to do the 60s one. And I want to hear you thoughts. That (and 70s to an extent) was when the 2nd British Invasion hit the US! A bunch of music from your guys' side of the pond hit massively in the US. The Beatles, The Who, Queen, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees (Davy Jones was British), and a bunch more.
Definitely please do the 60s. 50s too if one exists.
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Yes 60’s and 70’s! Great music😊
People seeing 2010 as a long time ago is my daily dose of depression
Great compilation. Sure do the 60's.
You did great! That was super fun. I would definitely like to see your reaction to Titanic.
They literally play "As It Was" at the Wawa gas station all the time and I hate it, I swear they have it on loop. They play it so much that I associate the song with with getting gas. ⛽
If you've never seen titanic than in your case it's a must see, so take the time and watch titanic the movie.
Knew all but 7. Made it til the thru the 90’s w/just 3. 2000-current just because artist isn’t my type of music. Knew all but 2 of the “oldies” that was fun
My daughter says My heart will go on sounds like my hog dog goes on...lol
I would like to see a similar video for 1900 to 1949.
And one for 1800 to 1899.
And especially one for 1700 to 1799.
Yes to the 60s
the ship sinks saved ya from having to watch it lol
This made me appreciate all music even the modern ones that people like to hate on. You’ll probably catch me dancing to some Bruno Mars and Justin Bieber.
Tina Turner passed yesterday (?) or the day before 😢 she was an adult when I was young and I'ma granny now😮
8:25 that is the first and only rap song to win a Grammy in history
It cannot be politically correct to give the only rap Grammy to a white guy. 🤣
@@BTinSF fuck pc lol
Guess I'm an old fart.") You had me through about 2000 then it was hit and miss.
Surprised Believe by Cher was in 1998/1999. It was at number 1 for 7 weeks in the UK chart.
Dolly Parton wrote I Will Always Love You.
You’ve definitely gotta see Titanic. No question. James Cameron did a great job at making it historically accurate with respect to what was known about the sinking at the time.
IMHO the first "Titanic" movie, starring Clifton Webb and Barbara Stanwyck, was the best. Made in 1953, it obviously didn't have today's special effects nor did it have a huge budget like Cameron did (not "low budget" though with those 2 who were big stars in their day), but it was the better for not being so soapy and syrupy.
@@BTinSF I honestly give the whole love story a pass simply because Cameron said it was the catalyst that enabled him to take the audience on a journey to places on Titanic that he never would’ve been able to show if he didn’t do that. But yes, the 1953 Titanic movie was really good in its own right.
@@BTinSF no, that’s definitely not the first one, there’s been a bunch before, starting with one made right after by a survivor and in it she wore what she wore in the lifeboat. Sadly it burnt down in a studio fire in the 30s… but it’s on my Vimeo and youtube. Jk about that part but it’s sadly gone forever due to that fire
@@BTinSF the 53 one is great too though and I love the 96 tv one too though it’s a more grownup version
@@Cassxowary "Right after?" 1912? I don't think they had "talkies" in 1912. But OK. My point really was that although the latest "Titanic" movie is impressive for its special effects and display of modern movie-making technology, I don't think it's the most enjoyable for those with a serious interest in the event. It's not my favorite anyway.
You guys are great!
it's worldwide the greatest songs.
I would love to see how many of the 1960's you know.❤
2:25 Those two ladies at the front in that video look like they're legitimately wearing big diapers.
3:56 If I remember correctly, Paul had a dream about his mother saying to him, "Just let it be" after her death and this song eventually came about. He felt at peace after that.
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