The person on the top reply to this made the playlist but youtube seems to keep deleting the link for them: open.spotify.com/playlist/0LI3LvCdzWjJwjD36ntDi1?si=i_K_yHJWQ_q8qHxLDBQhTQ
Yep! my thoughts went something like "Wow, this is what they listened to 11 years before I was born?" to "Oh, so THIS is what people were listening to the month I was born?" to "Man, I remember that on the radio as a kid, to "Dang ... is that song REALLY that old? I jammed to that in MIDDLE SCHOOL, waaaah!" to "Man, I remember this from high school". Depression sure hit when I realized 2010 was 13 years ago now and I was already out of high school for a year by then ... then by the mid 10s or so I'm like who TF are these people, because I've not listened to the radio in years aside from the artists I LIKE to stream - Adele, Taylor Swift, and those big names I HAVE to recognize from my late teens like Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and of course Beyoncé. Jeez... I'm only in my early 30s, I should NOT be feeling this old!!! My only consolation is both my parents were already in one case a legal adult by 1980, and in the other's case in about 10th grade, LOL! This video has been such fun to watch!
This video genuinely feels like "watching your life flash before your eyes." Its amazing how much certain music can bring you back to a specific time and place.
1985-1988 were pretty solid years for music, just as 1996-1999 was solid. LOL... the 2010s can't ever hold a candle to the 80s and 90s, in anything(fashion, music, movies, politics, etc...). So after 2008 music and everything went downhill to meh....
@@richieboostajr.35 Almost every year you mentioned was entirely wrong. 81 to 86 were solid years. 91 to 95 were solid years. The rest were mostly meh.
The grocery store I work at plays almost exclusively 80's hits and unfortunately this has caused me to really dislike a lot of these songs, which is unfortunate.
She explains how she made the list. And it's clear that her intention was to give us hits songs that provide us a sense of each decade and year. It's not supposed to be that accurate, I think.
I can't believe the quantity of shit in the last ten years or so. Don"t get me wrong some of them or good but my god most of it is just background garbage.
@@arthurkineard7356 background garbage 😆 I agree with you. Then again, when I was a teenager in the 90s, I used to hear adults complaining about “music kids listen to these days!” So sometimes I wonder how much of my opinion is from nostalgia and how much of it is objective.
@@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor I ponder the same question. From time to time I hear a good song from the modern era that I do enjoy. I am not sure we are being delivered good music in the mainstream delivery systems anymore. Music has been democratized with the internet. You get to here exactly what you want now. You just have to look for it.
Eras 1980-1982: post disco, new wave 1983-1987: 80s pop, pop rock 1988-1991: new Jack swing, hair metal 1992-1996: 90s hip hop/r&b, grunge 1997-2001: euro pop, post grunge 2002-2005: 2000s r&b/crunk, emo/pop rock 2006-2008: timbaland/electro r&b, emo/pop rock 2009-2012: synth/dance pop comeback 2013-2017: edm/trop-pop, indie rock/pop 2017-2020: trap, alternative r&b/pop 2020-present: house/disco, 80s pop, rock/punk comeback
@@potatodog3363 2006 itself is a genre. It sounds different from both 2007 and 2005. Crunk and emo were arguably biggest then, but the r&b had a lot more electropop influences.
Boogiehead -- this is REAL work. BRAVO. I teach a college course of American Rock Music and showed this to my classes filled with 18-23 year-olds and they still knew all the songs and were smiling the whole time. This should win an award. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. This is an incredible anthology of which I've never seen the likes. I can't imagine the work you put into this.
@@briank5877 Someone may be overrated but for sure won’t last 40 years. She announced a world tour last month and within a few days she was sold out. Tell me other cases of such “overrated” people 😂
ARTISTS WITH MOST SONGS IN THE VIDEO 19 SONGS Madonna 16 SONGS Michael Jackson 14 SONGS Mariah Carey 13 SONGS Rihanna 9 SONGS Britney Spears Eminem 8 SONGS Beyonce Lady Gaga Bruno Mars 7 SONGS The Black Eyed Peas Katy Perry Ariana Grande Justin Bieber 6 SONGS Maroon 5 5 SONGS George Michael Whitney Houston Celine Dion Christina Aguilera Shakira Taylor Swift The Weeknd Drake
As a person born in 2005 who usually knows nothing about the 80s and 90s in terms of what was popular, it’s crazy how many of these songs I recognised, really goes to show how timeless these songs are
Music was taught in schools as a way elective and everyone including your grandparents danced. Not stupid tic toc dances. All of them did and they dressed to the fucken 9s. No crocs, or ripped jeans, and they would hall you off to jail almost if you were looking homeless or crazed. People went out to clubs, they went on vacations and had money. The politics, country turned into a shit hole. It used to be a fun place. It went to shit mid 2010s whatever is left is gone. Music was so high end and appreciated. Family was so important with friends.
You do realise time has been going for a long, long time and music is something that has been going for probably about as long. Glad to see some of these artists meet your exacting standards. One hint, use the ability to explore music from all time periods.
@@JNAMOTORSPORTS You went all over the place. I agree that music has been declining since the turn of the millennium, but that has nothing to do w/ politics, clothes (ripped jeans were a trend in the 80s), money, family, etc... Lots of bad things happened in the 20th century (ex: assassinations), but the best artists simply got inspired.
@@jp3813 I regularly listen to recordings from the 1930's on my phone as a matter of fact. Lol. I guess Bessie Smith and Jolson might be out of your wheelhouse.
Abba is one of the biggest selling bands ALL TIME . Behind the Beatles. And 70s rock is way better and popular than any thing from the Aids 80s decade, Be sides that lets talk bout bands FORMED IN THE 70s Starting with the Eagles Aerosmith, Boston Journey Kansas Toto Van Halen . The Police The Cars, Acdc , Elo, Bto , The Clash Blondie White snake Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel Robert palmer , Foghat. Triumph ,,Stelly Dan, And the 70s have 8 of the top 25 biggest selling LPS In the USA ,SO IF THIS WAS SUFFERING IN THE 70s WE SUFFERD ALOT LOL. You started it Pete
@ApocalypseOfSpoons Exactly the 70's is not bad and I vibe with a good amount of the music from that decade too but I vibe more with the 80's it just had better and more diverse styles imo. And many of those great artists attributed to the 70's continued to make great music in the 80's too. BTW I wasn't even alive for either of those decades so it should say something that I know more of the 80's stuff.
Not wild at all. It's called Music.... Quality Music..... Wich by the way (with very few exceptions it's been missing for quite a long. Like a decade or two.
@@quinnbarker1984 Madonna has 12 #1s and 6 #2s. That’s pretty impressive. MJ has 13 #1s, not sure how many #2s. Sometimes it’s not about the peak but the sustained success near the top.
Video killed the radio star by the Buggles Pink Floyed Another brick in the wall Queens Crazy little thing called love ,And Lips ink Funky town were all released in 1979 THEY ARE 70s songs JUST SO EVERY ONE KNOWS
I grew up in the 80s and 90s. 80s definitely had the most memorable music but there were a lot of low quality clunkers too. The early to mid 90s were awesome, high quality, but then it went downhill since the latter half. Worse ever since.
I'm jealous, haha. I was born in 1990 and am grateful to have experienced those years in my youth. I tell my momma all the time how jealous I am that her and my Dad experienced their youth in the 80's. How fun it probably was.
This is a complete roller-coaster. I literally experienced the full range of emotions while watching this video. It's amazing how music can trigger memories and what you were feeling at that time. The happy and the bad.
I often hesitate to click on music links from the 80's for this reason. There was so much hope and optimism for the future. 2023 didn't live up to our dreams.
It says more about how culture and country have deteriorated since we gave young people and girls all the commercial power. You won't hear any profundity or originality anymore. Those have no value these days. You know how many songs there are in the latter half of this video that I will remember? ZERO.
okay, this video helps me figure out when I stopped following what's new. 2012 is when I started disconnecting. I think that's when I just started listening to Pandora all the time so I didn't get to listen to anything new. Up until then, I always just listened to the radio. This video looks like it took a lot of work. Great job and greatly appreciated!
It kept getting worse since early 2000s, at least music before then portrayed people and things related to everyday life like love, emotions, unity and similar in a positive light or attempt to improve things, but recently so much of the music industry and hollywood is so overs*xualized and frequently features dark themes, violence, intoxication, money and bling over everything and sometimes even demonic references, fans claim its just artistic creativity even when musicians openly said that they sold their souls or when they wear symbols representing that...
Michael Jackson Billie Jean 3:46 Beat it 3:57 Say say say 4:37 Thriller 4:50 I just can’t stop loving you 9:07 Bad 9:13 The way you make me feel 9:25 Dirty Diana 10:07 Smooth criminal 10:42 Black or white 14:13 Remember the time 14:25 Heal the world 15:32 Scream 18:25 You are not alone 18:43 Earth song 19:06 They don’t care about us 19:29
I’m in my mid-40s and don’t regret it. The music industry was/is corrupt and even way way back didn’t always churn real or enduring quality or originality to the top of the charts and favors youth, novelty, image, and mass appeal over other characteristics.
@@Anglo_Saxon1 You guys sound like old pathetic people that think they're the last cool generation to experience originality and quality. If only you realized each generation has its beauty and its amazing artists, and that quality and originality will always be there, you're just stuck in the past and refuse to see beyond your biased opinions that nothing is good anymore. I'd rather die than live to see the day I become like you and think the world revolves around me and that nothing is good anymore. Of course you won't see the new buildings in the city if you're stuck in your house looking at a picture of the old buildings thinking how good things were before. Maybe raise your head and look through the windows, you will see that beauty continues to exist and forever will, it's YOUR problem if you don't see it. But oh well, a basic case of "if I don't personally like it/experience it then it must not be true". Trust me, the "haha new music bad, old music good" jokes are funny only to other pathetic people of similar age that have as huge of an ego as you. It's INCREDIBLY sad to see people think like this and not realize how they're blind to the new beauty this world has to offer. The joke here is you, not the new artists or music.
R.I.P Prince John Lennon Freddie Mercury George Michael Michael Jackson Kurt Cobain Whitney Houston Olivia Newton-John Coolio Chester Thank you for the music.
Falco, Robert Miles, Rob Pilatus (Milli Vanilli) , Michael Hutchence (INXS) , Dolores O'Riordan (The Cramberries), Meat Loaf, 2Pac , The Notorious B.I.G. So Long, and Thanks for All the music.
I may be biased given my age but the 1980s really was a golden age for pop music. Never ever tire of those tunes. I dread to think how long this video took to edit together. Incredible work!
I was born in 1971 (clue in the name), the 80's and early 90's were my time but the 80's are the era I would love to revisit if time travel ever comes a reality (I know it won't unfortunately)
I sent my sister a link and asked her if it fell off completely in 2015 because I didn't recognize crap after that and half the "artists" have a silly ass spelling
@imadethisusernamereallylon5316 Yeah or various life events. I checked out in 2016 and realize I didn’t miss much. Lyrics got gradually more narcissistic and self-focused as time went on. I’m discovering most of the 80s songs only now but in general they were more focused on the listener, were more singable, more light-hearted, more enjoyable, or in other words, better.
In the 80s we said that the 60s and 70s were an amazing time for music. The fact is music has been getting progressively worse in our society largely due to commercialization and decline of musicianship due to the lack of discipline required to maintain good musicianship. Also, the good stuff gets remembered, the bad stuff falls by the way side (the 80s produced copious amounts of absolute CRAP music we conveniently forget). Those two factors combined means successive generations continually perceive that music of yesteryear was better (because it was AND we forget the crap). We could go back to some of Bach's sonatas and they will put all of this trite commercial crap to absolute shame.
@@Sugarsail1 I think in reality its just a lot of stuff is more artificial, so for instance a lot of pop is just the worst shit you've ever heard. Bieber comes to mind. A lot of is also just super dull and uninteresting, Coldplay and Drake
@@Sugarsail1 music has gotten better and better but go off lol. the commercialization is a problem with all art under capitalism and time is only relevant in so far as the longer we have capitalism the more soulless art will be made for profit
This video made me feel so many great things. The amount of memories I've repressed (good ones) that came flowing back to me is just unbelievable. Thank you so much for this video!
my mom was born in 1978, with me being born in 2010. having older parents is definitely an advantage as people with younger parents tend to have worse parenting and worse music taste. im glad i got to experience the majority of the songs in this video
I was born in 1970, so this was a journey through my whole life starting from about when I was aware of popular music. I loved this! It made me crazy nostalgic and close to tears at times. It also was weird to see what eras of my life I was tuned out of popular culture and when I was deep in it. Creating this was a labor of love for you, I'm sure. I am so inspired by it, that I am going to make a Spotify playlist based on it. Thank you so much for this!
I was also born in 1970& I love love this entire video.I want to cry & I'm not sure why? Maybe it's because I wish I was back there.I loved the 80s.Mebbe I could get all this music played at my funeral 😂😂😂
1970 here, too. Gen X and went through several emotions and a large chunk of, “Oh. That is a song.” I’m looking for a list. I missed some, and I’m not going through this roller coaster again. 😂 Gonna make lunch while this one section repeats.
Madonna Like a virgin 5:49 Material girl 6:13 Into the groove 6:30 Live to tell 7:36 Papa don’t preach 7:48 Open your heart 8:24 La isla bonita 8:36 Like a prayer 10:59 Express yourself 11:12 Vogue 12:18 Erotica 15:19 Secret 17:36 Take a bow 18:07 Don’t cry for me Argentina 20:29 Frozen 21:48 Music 24:43 Me against the music 28:40 Hung up 31:06 4 minutes 34:01
...and many of them were Covers or Remix of 50s and 60s Songs. 70s were a wild and very mixxed Time wher elike BeeGees and many others did the Covers from the earlier Songs that then got covered later on. But yeah, from mid90s it started to go down the drain - even scientifically provable. Music got bad and the 60s to 80s were the most creative Time in Hstory regarding the quality and amount of artistic Music like development of new Styles and such.
Yeah you missed out on a lot. No mobile " relationship breaking up machines" ,phones, internet/U tube/ strangers opinions. Just countdown and going to discos,having responsible fun.,getting tickets for concert the normal way. I saw George Michael,Duran Duran, Michael Hutchence,Spandau Ballet, Madonna all live. In those days you could get tickets . Today in 2023 anyone can make music on little keyboard and copy other artists. The guy who did this program copied the style from new year special on rage ?!?! then just chopped bits and pieces of clips he and his generation listen to. And us,giving him likes,he gets paid. He's probably not even a musician. lol. Yep,sorry,but I am so lucky I was born before the 80s.🎉 🎉🎉
Saw this last nite while my wife was watching hallmark channel (smh), what a way to end my day. Felt like growing up again!!! Thanks for putting this together. Great work and appreciate the effort it took to research and pull together!!!
on the other hand i feel like earlies 90s were kind of meh until late 90/beggining of 00s. or maybe its me that i grew uo listening my parents songs (80s) until i was old enough to listen by myself (00s)
This made me realise how important the association of music to life events is. The songs gave me nostalgia and reminded various events of life associated with those months
True, I remembered moments where my mom would play the boom box and dance in the kitchen while cooking or cleaning. I remembered the song I got my first and favorite job with because the song was on the playlist. I remember the song I heard the first time I went to a night club and had the most amazing time of my life dancing too (Cardi B Bodak Yellow). This is why music is a therapy for dementia patients. Often times they will snap out of it for just a moment because of music.
Good job. For me, the 80s and 90s decades were the golden age of music. Every no. 1 song is an anthem. But I am grateful to all artists all around the globe who've given everything to this amazing art form. They've made life worth celebrating.
Seriously. Overwhelmingly it's MOR. Foreigner, Chicago, Phil Collins. And Madonna. And Michael Jackson. It's safe, boring, massively over produced. Ffs Achy Breaky Heart. Whitney Houston. Bryan Adams. Mariah Carey. Celine Dion. Absolutely interchangeable Nirvana was a breath of fresh air in this dreck. And Zombie. Except Madonna, I don't like her stuff but she didn't play safe
In my opinion thats because Music until the early 00s was more melodic and powerful, yet the instrumentation and recording technique, also the knowledge at mastering and Co played a bigger role. One can tell me what he wants, but for example an analog Synth delivers more strenght than a digital one. You can easily tell that in life acts, where Songs especially of the 80s, are now played on digital Synths, they sound very lax in comparison to their older brothers.
As a 55 year old I can tell younger people something they would never known and that is in the 1980s the radio stations would very rarely play music from the 1940s. Fast forward to today and they quite often play 1980s tracks. We’re talking about songs that are over 40 years old and they’re still relevant and enjoyable. Enough said I think 💭
I think that has more to do with how the music industry wanted to sell the "new music" to the people because the shift from the time before the 1940 and the time after was huge. Now the music industry dictates what you hear, otherwise not even 1/10 of the black artists would make it into the "top" category since their hip hop is just garbage even when compared to the songs from the 1980s. The real height of music was the late 18th and early 19th century where Europe had a lot of the great Masters composing their Baroque and Classical music pieces. They will always be timeless and beat everything getting thrown at you by the radio (unless you're a low IQ guy, then my condolences, you will never be able to enjoy good music).
Back in the 1980s, music from the 1940s was relegated to the Easy Listening station, you know, what you heard at grandma's house during Sunday dinner. Times have sure changed since then and music changed right along with it. Me personally, I appreciate most music, as I'm a musician myself.
@@chiarac3833 Even into the '90s, many oldies stations played popular songs from the '40s and '50s. Today, most oldies stations don't go past the '70s or '60s because the GI and Silent Generations are dying out.
Was initially gonna watch just the first few years but 45 mins later here I am couldnt stop watching. Honestly one of the coolest things Ive ever seen. Thank you!
1980-1990 was pure music magic. No, not every song was amazing, but still tolerable. Says a lot about the decade when a song is made popular again in 2022 ie Kate Bush.
Yeah, no... Gotta call BS on the sheer number of George Michael and Madonna monthly "#1's". Sure, there were a couple of good songs, but I highly doubt so many "best of's".
@@muckerwood No both did really have that many #1s during the 80's. I looked it up en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Billboard_Hot_100_number-one_singles_of_the_1980s
It's crazy how watching this I basically got to relive my life from memories month to month. It was interesting to be able to piece together things in my past that I didn't necessarily know which order they were in.
@@mirelahomei4037That’s because they put the song that was the most popular of a given month. Songs get popular a handful of months after their release. In short, the months aren’t release date.
Many Many THANKS ! to Whoever made this compilation. So much EFFORT, THOUGHT & TIME went into it, and THAT is what I personally appreciate about this video... the ACCURACY, & the EFFORT for the PEOPLE. Thankyou. :))
Holy shit. I just relived my entire 52 years of life on this planet in 51 minutes on RUclips. The power of music is… powerful. Whoever made this… Thank you.
Tell me about it. I'm 49, and sitting here going "OH MY GOD" about all the '80s songs (childhood) and then the '90s ones were my cringy teenage years, etc... The person below talking about how the 2010's hit them with a wave of both nostalgia and cringe...EVERYBODY has that! From every decade, every era! There's something kind of adorable and heartwarming that no matter what, EVERY era of music is _somebody's_ happy nostalgia. You may think "Oh god, not another autotuned whatever" but across the hall, a zoomer is smiling their face off and suddenly having a much better day. Every type of music is legit to somebody. All of them. :)
I was 6 years old in 1980. These songs and video clips hit me right in the feels. I listened and loved nearly all of them. I saw the videos for first time on MTV. If I could trade it all in right now to live through it all again I would. What an amazing time to grow up. That's probably why I struggle so hard these days. I'm 48 now and I don't want to be here, in this place and time anymore. Thank you for making this video. It's an absolute memory time machine.
Популярная ложь, выдвигаемая против Израиля и сионизма, заключается в том, что они якобы представляют собой развитие «поселенческого колониализма». «Мы располагаем каменными документами, в которых говорится о [народе] Израиля на нашей земле от Древнего Египта (стела Мернептаха), от моавитян (стела Меши), от окружающих ханаанских соседей, от греков и римлян на протяжении веков в виде непрерывной цепи». Почему же обвинения подобного толка не утихают? «Обвиняя Израиль в колонизации палестинцев, ХАМАС и его сторонники манипулируют делом расовой справедливости для продвижения своих террористических целей, - ХАМАС хочет, чтобы американцы и европейцы думали, что конфликт между израильтянами и палестинцами - это расовый конфликт, в котором израильтяне рассматриваются как европейцы, белые угнетатели и колонизаторы, а палестинцы - как цветные, которых угнетают и колонизируют. Но этот конфликт не является расовым. Это конфликт между двумя национальностями». Во-первых, евреи не были чужаками, которых навязали этому региону. На протяжении тысячелетий евреи были коренным населением Эрец-Исраэль. По словам Райана Беллероуза, активиста, выступающего от имени коренных народов, «быть представителем коренного народа - значит, иметь общий язык, культуру и традиции, а также связь с землей предков». Это описание вполне отражает еврейство и его связи с Израилем: общее тысячелетие использования языка иврит и практика еврейского закона и традиций, проистекающих из Торы и сосредоточенных вокруг Эрец-Исраэль. Кроме того, еврейский народ - единственный, кто жил в суверенном государстве на данной земле. Еврейские изгнанники сохраняли преданность возвращению на землю, и эта преданность сохранялась даже тогда, когда древняя еврейская земля была последовательно колонизирована Римом, Арабским халифатом, крестоносцами, Османской и Британской империями. Создание государства Израиль не было проявлением колониализма, направленного на распространение языка, культуры и власти Британии. У еврейского народа были свой язык, обычаи и традиции, которые складывались веками на этой земле. Въезд евреев в Палестину не был колонизаторским; арабы в Палестине не были нацией и не владели землей сообща. Таким образом, прибытие евреев в догосударственный Израиль не было равносильно тому, как если бы британские поселенцы были отправлены своей страной в Индию, или французские поселенцы были пересажены в Северную Африку, или голландские поселенцы вновь обосновались в Индонезии. Напротив, их прибытие представляет собой первый в истории случай возвращения коренного народа - евреев - в состав суверенной нации на своей собственной родине - Эрец-Исраэль. Кроме того, «они приехали без какого-либо оружия империализма. Они не принесли с собой ни пушек, ни других средств завоевания. Их орудиями труда были грабли и мотыги. Земля, которую они обрабатывали, не была отнята у законных владельцев силой или конфискована по колониальным законам. Она была куплена... по справедливым, а зачастую и непомерно высоким ценам». «Евреи далеко не колониалисты. Напротив, евреи на самом деле являются коренными жителями, поскольку они изначально происходят из Израиля. В антисионистской идеологии колонизаторы всегда белые, но евреи в Израиле весьма разнообразны [часть из них не белые]. Колонизаторы не делятся землей, но Израиль вернул Синайский полуостров Египту и делал отдельные предложения поделиться своей землей с палестинцами - которые палестинцы отвергли». Кроме того, отметил он, многие евреи «были изгнаны из Израиля одной колониальной державой (Римом) и вернулись, свергнув власть другой (Британии)». На протяжении веков земля Израиля действительно подвергалась колонизации. Но кем? Сменявшими друг друга арабскими империями! Аббасиды (Сирия), Фатимиды (Египет), Османы (Турция), а теперь еще и попытка Ирана (персы). Синкинсон отмечает, что «арабы - самые успешные колонизаторы за всю историю человечества..... Сегодня существует 22 арабских государства и 57 исламских стран..., созданных в основном путем насильственного порабощения местных коренных народов..., [таких как] берберы, езиды, арамеи, зороастрийцы и копты..., доисламских народов, культур и религий, которые были либо стерты с лица земли, либо насильно вписаны в арабскую или мусульманскую культуру». Более того, ивритский термин «ишув» («леяшев эт арец» - «заселить землю» было мицвой в иудаизме; все предприятие по выкупу земли называлось «ишув») антисионисты преднамеренно переводят на английский словом «settler», явно несущим негативный оттенок. Эта терминология не означает колонизацию в империалистическом смысле. Это значит вложить свой труд, свои руки, пот и слезы в то, чтобы облагородить засушливую землю и сделать ее цветущей. Это значит легально приобрести землю для заселения, как правило, у живущих где-то далеко помещиков, жаждущих наживы. Это означает создание трудовых коммун, которые занимаются земледелием и удобряют свою землю, развивая промышленность и самообеспечение. Сионизм НЕ означает колонизацию поселенцами. Он означает возвышение земли, которой долгое время пренебрегала Османская империя, и превращение ее жизненной силы в глубокое благословение как для евреев, так и для арабов
I knew every single song up until around the mid 00s. I had never even heard some of these songs featured here, after about 2005. I think I can pinpoint it to around the mid 2000s.. for me, that's when I lost interest in pop music. I watched the Grammys the other night. I couldn't even name a Taylor Swift song. It's all a load of f**king garbage. Ariana Grande? I don't even know what she fking looks like. I've never seen her or heard her music. It's woeful shit. If it was good, I'd know about it. I have a bullsh*t filter that doesn't allow any of that sh*t to get through.
The longevity of some of these artists is amazing. A decade could pass after the last time they produced a good song, they were still top of the charts.
@@SteveBluescemi wow that is what i actually though too but then hearing after 2000 i almost missed the ballads ! Its like growing a vagina at 1990 but then in 2000s starts to rot ....
I love how you can organize your memories just through the music. It's really impressive what makes music in our lives, you can see how important music is for us humans, very impressive.
Same, @Yalolp. There are songs that I associate with specific times. Interestingly enough, the most prominent are those associated with various MMORTSs I've played. Probably because I had a habit of listening to music in the background when playing those games, and I'm terrible about repeating a song that I like to death. lol EDIT: Added clarity to whom this is replying to, because apparently that was necessary for some reason.
Boogiehead I hope you read this. I've looked at the comments and nobody has really thanked you for what you have done. RUclipsrs click, watch and comment, most of them don't see anything else, Its just there, I'm going to watch it and comment. The months you put into the video editing and mixing is first rate, its totally seamless 10/10. I thank you
You really are a national treasure! It makes me so happy to see the comments section lit up like a Christmas tree. You got people talking, reminiscing and all a glow about music. They're like kids in a toy store. We're so lucky to have you. You're like the Santa Claus of music. You're like the 1971 cola advert on the hilltop bringing people together through music! Thank you - you're amazing! 💖🥰
Lol Top 10 best comment hands down..but there are so many golden ones on this page & it's no surprise - yv connected 100M ppl with these gems of years gone by ❤
Madonna constantly have huge no.1 singles worldwide from 1984 to 2008!! Madonna having a no.1 single in 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2005 and 2008! Totally amazing from the queen of pop
@@MacCentrisSimpleSencillaI believe Rihanna have 13 entries, but Mariah Carey and Madonna probably have more. Beyonce is also up there, if you include Destiny's Child.
The 80's and 90's were the decades when people all over the world knew all these songs. They were a universal language. 💜 I started to lose track of these songs from 2014 onwards.. 😢 They started to become "niche"...
cuz of the internet. before everyone got their info from radio and major tv shows. now people can choose their preferred media more cuz theres more options.
True that. Even worse the 90's (especially the first half but continuing into the second half) was dominated with Eighties artists well past their prime like Madonna, Jackson (Michael and sister), Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Gloria Estefan, Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams) completed with totally forgettable smooth R&B acts. I'm glad music slowly got better after that.
I grew up in the 90s, so that's my era, but let's be real here-- the 80s were the best. Music is so good it makes me nostalgic for a time I didn't even exist. Excellent job on this video compiling and editing all this to the creator, too. Thanks for sharing!
0:49 Another one bites the dust - QUEEN (Sep. 1980) 1:19 Celebration - KOOL & THE GANG (Feb. 1981) 2:17 Under pressure - QUEEN & DAVID BOWIE (Dec. 1981) 3:07 Eye of The Tiger - SURVIVOR (Aug. 1982) 3:46 Billie Jean - MICHAEL JACKSON (Mar. 1983) 3:58 Beat it - MICHAEL JACKSON (May. 1983) 4:17 Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) - EURYTHMICS (Aug. 1983) 4:50 Thriller - MICHAEL JACKSON (Feb. 1984) 5:58 I Want to Know What Love is - FOREIGNER (Jan. 1985) 6:15 Material Girl - MADONNA (Apr. 1985) 6:49 Take on Me - A-HA (Oct. 1985) 8:15 The Final Countdown - EUROPE (Dec. 1986) 8:30 Livin' on a Prayer - BON JOVI (Mar. 1987) 8:37 La Isla Bonita - MADONNA (Apr. 1987) 8:58 I Wanna Dance With Somebody - WHITNEY HOUSTON (Jul. 1987) 9:02 Alone - HEART (Aug. 1987) 9:13 Bad - MICHAEL JACKSON (Oct. 1985) 9:26 The Way You Make Me Feel - MICHAEL JACKSON (Dec. 1987) 9:44 Never Gonna Give You Up - RICK ASTLEY (Mar. 1988) 9:56 One More Try - GEORGE MICHAEL (May. 1988) 10:21 Sweet Child O' Mine - GUNS N' ROSES (Sep. 1988) 10:43 Smooth Criminal - MICHAEL JACKSON (Jan. 1989) 11:31 Lambada - KAOMA (Sep. 1989) 11:41 Pump Up The Jam - TECHNOTRONIC (Nov. 1989)
12:19 Vogue - MADONNA (May 1990) 12:25 It Must Have Been Love - ROXETTE (Jun. 1990) 12:34 U Can't Touch This - MC HAMMER (Aug. 1999) 12:53 Ice Ice Baby - VANILLA ICE (Nov. 1990) 13:12 Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) (C&C MUSIC FACTORY (Feb. 1991) 14:06 Smells Like Teen Spirit - NIRVANA (Nov. 1991) 14:13 Black or White - MICHAEL JACKSON (Dec. 1991) 14:50 I'll Be There - MARIAH CAREY (Jun. 1992) 15:26 I Will Always Love You - WHITNEY HOUSTON (Dec. 1992) 15:44 Informer - SNOW (Mar. 1993) 16:01 What is Love - HADDAWAY (Jun.1993) 16:14 What's Up? - 4-NON-BLONDES (Aug. 1993) 16:37 Hero - MARIAH CAREY (Dec 1993) 17:00 Without You - MARIAH CAREY (Apr. 1994) 17:13 I Swear - ALL-4-ONE (Jun. 1994) 18:01 Here Comes The Hotstepper - INI KAMOZE (Feb. 1995) 19:31 They Don't Care About Us - MICHAEL JACKSON (May 1996) 19:49 Killing Me Softly - FUGEES (Aug. 1996) 19:55 Wannabe - SPICE GIRLS (Sep. 1996) 21:00 Everybody - BACKSTREET BOYS (Aug. 1997) 21:48 Frozen - MADONNA (Apr. 1998)* 21:54 You're Still The One - SHANIA TWAIN (May 1998) 22:47 Baby One More Time - BRITNEY SPEARS (Feb. 1999) 23:05 I Want It That Way - BACKSTREET BOYS (May 1999) 23:11 If You Had My Love - JENNIFER LOPEZ (Jun. 1999) 23:17 Mambo No.5 - LOU BEGA (Jul. 1999)
23:54 I Knew I Loved You - SAVAGE GARDEN (Jan. 2000) 24:07 Bye Bye Bye - *NSYNC (Mar. 2000) 24:14 Maria Maria - SANTANA & THE PRODUCT G&B (Apr. 2000) 24:19 Oops! - BRITNEY SPEARS (May 2000) 24:31 The Real Slim Shady - EMINEM (Jul. 2000) 25:36 Survivor - DESTINY'S CHILD (Jun. 2001) 25:42 Lady Marmalade - CHRISTINA AGUILERA, PINK, LIL KIM & MIA (Jul.2001) 26:56 Without Me - EMINEM (Jul. 2002) 28:16 Crazy in Love - BEYONCE & JAY-Z (Aug. 2003)
Early 90s were great. Mid 90s were ok though to around 97. 99 and 2000 were peak awful and basically laid the foundations for the shit show popular music is today.
@@EOTA564 Late 90s music was so phenomenal for me, because I found so much underground shit during college, it’s not even funny. I don’t think you realize how much amazing music there was in that time era. I barely listened to the radio then. And I still have songs from then and the early 2000s on shuffle on my iPod as what I play in my home to this day. So, so good!
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Of course I’m talking about chart music. This video literally is literally a chronological catalogue of the most popular music.
Born 78 and my entire existence has just come back to me through this video nostalgia! Amazing how every song brought back a memory, a person, a place, an event... cannot be more thankful right now!!!
Timeless memories for sure with all of these songs. I went through my teens in early 90s and my mom would say she could tell my mood based on what song I had on repeat (rewind on the tape) or what genre I was listening to. We had thin walls so even at a low volume my parents could hear my music. Thank you for the great trip down memory lane.
Was a little jarring to hear all of this new stuff that I hardly knew any of and suddenly that so close to Enemies (before that, the last one I knew was Despasito)
I'm from the Class of 1982. Many of these songs made our class' Top Ten List. 40 years later I still listen to these--and i get a kick when my children love these songs, too. OMG what memories.
The 1980's were it for me, college, girlfriends, and marriage. It's amazing how songs can grab you and pull you right back to your strongest memories of when they first played in your life. Hearing "Everyone wants to rule the world" instantly took my back to driving my convertible through the mountains after a relationship fell apart. Strong anchors in one's life.
God came as Jesus Christ to suffer and die on the cross so we can all be saved. We just have to put all our faith for salvation in Him, and repent and then we are saved. Repent means turning away from all sin and feeling sorrow for it❤. . .
Madonna 1. Like a Virgin 2. Material Girl 3. Into the Groove 4. Live to tell 5. Papa Don't Preach 6. Open your heart 7. La Isla Bonita 8. Like a prayer 9. Express Yourself 10. Vogue 11. Erotica 12. Secret 13. Take a Bow 14. Don't Cry for me Argentina 15. Frozen 16. Music 17. Me Against the Music 18. Hung Up 19. 4 Minutes
I didn't know it back then, but the 80's was the greatest last decade in music, (first half of the 90s too) even listening to the radio was a blast, every song was either good, iconic, epic or legendary, and I took it for granted, I thought it was supposed to be like that forever. Little did I know.
I love how at some point in the video there's like 20 erotic/loves songs in a row to set you in a sexy mood, then all of a sudden Cotton Eye Joe starts playing
My shopping list: newly found songs/Rediscovered 3:42 down under 12:35 can't touch this 13:30 losing my religion 17:22 7 seconds 21:36 Torn 24:00 born to make you happy 32:37 glamorous
@@blizbiggy Imho becose its sooo much of it and people mostly listen to music of theyr youth. So you dont make connections and memoryes like with old ones...
I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this! It started right when I was in junior high took me through high school into 20s my thirties my forties omigosh I'm now halfway through my 50s. The sound track of my life !!!!! Thank you ❤❤
@@theodoreritola7641 MTV didn't exist. Video Killed the Radio Star literally did end radio., and was the very first video ever aired on tv. I can't believe one song called Brass in Pocket isn't on this compilation or any by the Pretenders.
REALLY LOL Rock with you was a hit in the summer and fall of 1979 , The world was all ready dancing to Rock with you in 1979 Before the 80s were in diapers lol
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The person on the top reply to this made the playlist but youtube seems to keep deleting the link for them: open.spotify.com/playlist/0LI3LvCdzWjJwjD36ntDi1?si=i_K_yHJWQ_q8qHxLDBQhTQ
Every time I post the link RUclips deletes it 5 seconds later. I've got a short url now, so I'll try that as a reply to this comment
shorturl.at/tJLQS
Amazing, that one seems to have worked!
I was just thinking that someone should make a Spotify playlist of this. I'm glad I looked at the comments before starting it on my own
@@AmariieMaerthos Seems many of us had the same idea.
This video went from, "Ah, I forgot about that song!" to clinical depression about how I'm getting old.
Aw tell me about it !
LOL 🤣
Yeah it was cool until the songs from my middle school and high school years started playing.
Me and I'm only 17
Yep! my thoughts went something like "Wow, this is what they listened to 11 years before I was born?" to "Oh, so THIS is what people were listening to the month I was born?" to "Man, I remember that on the radio as a kid, to "Dang ... is that song REALLY that old? I jammed to that in MIDDLE SCHOOL, waaaah!" to "Man, I remember this from high school". Depression sure hit when I realized 2010 was 13 years ago now and I was already out of high school for a year by then ... then by the mid 10s or so I'm like who TF are these people, because I've not listened to the radio in years aside from the artists I LIKE to stream - Adele, Taylor Swift, and those big names I HAVE to recognize from my late teens like Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and of course Beyoncé. Jeez... I'm only in my early 30s, I should NOT be feeling this old!!! My only consolation is both my parents were already in one case a legal adult by 1980, and in the other's case in about 10th grade, LOL! This video has been such fun to watch!
This video genuinely feels like "watching your life flash before your eyes." Its amazing how much certain music can bring you back to a specific time and place.
It was memory after memory. Like I remember that era of Madonna that my mother definitely did not want me watching. lol
the beauty of music! honestly it contributes to 80% of my memories lol
That’s what I always say, music can act like a Time Machine.
I agree with everything you all are saying
So true
So many songs from the 80s are still popular today. It was a really good decade for music
And it's inaccurate. No Def Leppard? No INXS kick songs? I was in high school 87 to 90 and that wasn't accurate. At least not in Canada.
1985-1988 were pretty solid years for music, just as 1996-1999 was solid.
LOL... the 2010s can't ever hold a candle to the 80s and 90s, in anything(fashion, music, movies, politics, etc...). So after 2008 music and everything went downhill to meh....
@@richieboostajr.35 Almost every year you mentioned was entirely wrong. 81 to 86 were solid years. 91 to 95 were solid years. The rest were mostly meh.
@@whodat3700 You watched a video about #1 songs worldwide and complained that it's not accurate specifically in Canada lol
The grocery store I work at plays almost exclusively 80's hits and unfortunately this has caused me to really dislike a lot of these songs, which is unfortunate.
I love how (due to Stranger Things) a song from 1985 made the top in 2022. Goes to show that great music never really dies.
Is that what that's about??! I thought it must've been an error.
@@chrischristian1661Yep, Running Up That Hill was featured in the show and blew up.
Yeah, I'm sad that Summer of 69' was not featured as 85's most popular song :(
Many are sharing their feelings about the video, but few really praised this guy who did this absolutely amazing video. Thank you for doing that.
❤ yes, remarkable work!
Yeah but is his list even accurate? Based on what data? Lisa Loeb's Stay, for example, isn't here as are countleas others.
seconded
And about just 5 seconds of each? Bleh. Not to mention one song was mute. LMAO.
She explains how she made the list. And it's clear that her intention was to give us hits songs that provide us a sense of each decade and year. It's not supposed to be that accurate, I think.
i can't believe the amount of amazing songs that came out in the 80's.
I think it’s fair to say it’s one of the best decades for modern music
I can't believe the quantity of shit in the last ten years or so. Don"t get me wrong some of them or good but my god most of it is just background garbage.
@@arthurkineard7356 background garbage 😆 I agree with you. Then again, when I was a teenager in the 90s, I used to hear adults complaining about “music kids listen to these days!” So sometimes I wonder how much of my opinion is from nostalgia and how much of it is objective.
@@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor I ponder the same question. From time to time I hear a good song from the modern era that I do enjoy. I am not sure we are being delivered good music in the mainstream delivery systems anymore. Music has been democratized with the internet. You get to here exactly what you want now. You just have to look for it.
The 80s were enthusiastic, creative, and fun. I actually wish I could've been born 10 years earlier so that I could have enjoyed them. I feel cheated.
Eras
1980-1982: post disco, new wave
1983-1987: 80s pop, pop rock
1988-1991: new Jack swing, hair metal
1992-1996: 90s hip hop/r&b, grunge
1997-2001: euro pop, post grunge
2002-2005: 2000s r&b/crunk, emo/pop rock
2006-2008: timbaland/electro r&b, emo/pop rock
2009-2012: synth/dance pop comeback
2013-2017: edm/trop-pop, indie rock/pop
2017-2020: trap, alternative r&b/pop
2020-present: house/disco, 80s pop, rock/punk comeback
Gotta love how “timbaland” is a genre
@@potatodog3363 2006 itself is a genre. It sounds different from both 2007 and 2005. Crunk and emo were arguably biggest then, but the r&b had a lot more electropop influences.
A rock comeback in 2020? Really?
Hair metal is more of a 1986-1988 thing. By 1989, the genre pretty much muted into ballads only.
unfortunately still rap/trap is the most popular genre 🤢
Boogiehead -- this is REAL work. BRAVO. I teach a college course of American Rock Music and showed this to my classes filled with 18-23 year-olds and they still knew all the songs and were smiling the whole time. This should win an award. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. This is an incredible anthology of which I've never seen the likes. I can't imagine the work you put into this.
My Gen Z music students love all of this 80s and 90s stuff. Many of them aren't fans of much of today's music.
Michael Jackson, Madonna and Mariah Carey's longevity of their relevance is quite amazing tbh
And Eminem
@@hesterclapp9717 Eminem was a toddler when MJ and Madonna were hitting the world charts, lol
and Celine
Mariah has been annoying people around Xmas for almost 30 years now 😬. Not hating great voice, MJ is a legend but think Madonna overrated
@@briank5877 Someone may be overrated but for sure won’t last 40 years. She announced a world tour last month and within a few days she was sold out. Tell me other cases of such “overrated” people 😂
ARTISTS WITH MOST SONGS IN THE VIDEO
19 SONGS
Madonna
16 SONGS
Michael Jackson
14 SONGS
Mariah Carey
13 SONGS
Rihanna
9 SONGS
Britney Spears
Eminem
8 SONGS
Beyonce
Lady Gaga
Bruno Mars
7 SONGS
The Black Eyed Peas
Katy Perry
Ariana Grande
Justin Bieber
6 SONGS
Maroon 5
5 SONGS
George Michael
Whitney Houston
Celine Dion
Christina Aguilera
Shakira
Taylor Swift
The Weeknd
Drake
Where’s the Beatles??
Michael Jackson is is a literal god of music I’m not even joking
@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709 IKR-
@@xxxCloverSlays I was joking
@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709 in the 60s🤣
As a person born in 2005 who usually knows nothing about the 80s and 90s in terms of what was popular, it’s crazy how many of these songs I recognised, really goes to show how timeless these songs are
Music was taught in schools as a way elective and everyone including your grandparents danced. Not stupid tic toc dances. All of them did and they dressed to the fucken 9s. No crocs, or ripped jeans, and they would hall you off to jail almost if you were looking homeless or crazed. People went out to clubs, they went on vacations and had money. The politics, country turned into a shit hole. It used to be a fun place. It went to shit mid 2010s whatever is left is gone. Music was so high end and appreciated. Family was so important with friends.
You do realise time has been going for a long, long time and music is something that has been going for probably about as long. Glad to see some of these artists meet your exacting standards. One hint, use the ability to explore music from all time periods.
@@roymonaghan5765 So how many bangers from 10,000 BC do you have on your phone?
@@JNAMOTORSPORTS You went all over the place. I agree that music has been declining since the turn of the millennium, but that has nothing to do w/ politics, clothes (ripped jeans were a trend in the 80s), money, family, etc... Lots of bad things happened in the 20th century (ex: assassinations), but the best artists simply got inspired.
@@jp3813 I regularly listen to recordings from the 1930's on my phone as a matter of fact. Lol. I guess Bessie Smith and Jolson might be out of your wheelhouse.
1983. I can't adequately describe how good that year was for music. What wonderful memories it brings back!
Yeah, 83 changed music for ever.
Nearly all of the 80s songs are still relevant to this day. Truly timeless. I maintain my belief that the 80s was the best decade for music.
The 70s say HOLD OUR BEERS
@ApocalypseOfSpoons Meaning WHAT?
Mr Pete. The 70s Have 8 of the top 25 biggest selling LPS in the USA .A true fact I will debate you any day Pete .
Abba is one of the biggest selling bands ALL TIME . Behind the Beatles. And 70s rock is way better and popular than any thing from the Aids 80s decade, Be sides that lets talk bout bands FORMED IN THE 70s Starting with the Eagles Aerosmith, Boston Journey Kansas Toto Van Halen . The Police The Cars, Acdc , Elo, Bto , The Clash Blondie White snake Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel Robert palmer , Foghat. Triumph ,,Stelly Dan, And the 70s have 8 of the top 25 biggest selling LPS In the USA ,SO IF THIS WAS SUFFERING IN THE 70s WE SUFFERD ALOT LOL. You started it Pete
@ApocalypseOfSpoons Exactly the 70's is not bad and I vibe with a good amount of the music from that decade too but I vibe more with the 80's it just had better and more diverse styles imo. And many of those great artists attributed to the 70's continued to make great music in the 80's too. BTW I wasn't even alive for either of those decades so it should say something that I know more of the 80's stuff.
Can we take a second to realise how wild it is that a song from 37 years ago topped the charts
which one?
@@3amidahman372 kate bush for june 2022
The Stranger Things effect in action.
Not wild at all. It's called Music.... Quality Music..... Wich by the way (with very few exceptions it's been missing for quite a long. Like a decade or two.
Stranger things 😜
Madonna having the #1 song in December 1984 and again in December 2005 is pretty remarkable. A lot of legends on this list.
She has more songs on this list than micheal Jackson. Wow
@@quinnbarker1984 Madonna has 12 #1s and 6 #2s. That’s pretty impressive. MJ has 13 #1s, not sure how many #2s. Sometimes it’s not about the peak but the sustained success near the top.
and again in 2008. Queen of Pop
Video killed the radio star by the Buggles Pink Floyed Another brick in the wall Queens Crazy little thing called love ,And Lips ink Funky town were all released in 1979 THEY ARE 70s songs JUST SO EVERY ONE KNOWS
@@elizabethschubert7803 madonna has 13 #1’s and Michael has 12.
No era has or will ever come close to the 80s for the best music. Hands down! I'm so happy to have grown up with this.
1880s?
I grew up in the 80s and 90s. 80s definitely had the most memorable music but there were a lot of low quality clunkers too. The early to mid 90s were awesome, high quality, but then it went downhill since the latter half. Worse ever since.
There will never be better music than the late 70s to early 90s..... The 80s are the best of that span!!!!
I'm jealous, haha. I was born in 1990 and am grateful to have experienced those years in my youth. I tell my momma all the time how jealous I am that her and my Dad experienced their youth in the 80's. How fun it probably was.
This is a complete roller-coaster. I literally experienced the full range of emotions while watching this video. It's amazing how music can trigger memories and what you were feeling at that time. The happy and the bad.
It's amazing. I was born in '81. I literally just went through my entire life in a song.
Its like a time machine, brings back so much, family, friends. So many memories.
RIP Whitney.
I often hesitate to click on music links from the 80's for this reason. There was so much hope and optimism for the future. 2023 didn't live up to our dreams.
@@rubysapphiremeraldiamonds i was born in 73 Saludos!!! its amazing!!
2001-2007 had a nice streak of bangers with very few misses, but it can't be overlooked how solid the 80's were!
2008 - 2011 was peak years though
And then came 2015 :'(
this tells more about YOU than anything else.
Can you tell me how old you were between 2001 and 2007 ?
@@Dusti_bunsI think 2018 was when music went down hill
@@xl000you sound mad
the fact that I was born in 1997 and know most of the 80s songs says a lot about these songs. completely timeless.
It mostly just means that my mom (born in 1967) still plays this shit in our house on a daily basis 😂 *jk I know these songs kick butt
Crappy music always finds listeners like you
I was born in the 2000s but I still know them because we always had the radio on in the car and a lot were on the classic rock station
It says more about how culture and country have deteriorated since we gave young people and girls all the commercial power. You won't hear any profundity or originality anymore. Those have no value these days. You know how many songs there are in the latter half of this video that I will remember? ZERO.
@@jonathanhalloran5350 that says more about you than u think it does
okay, this video helps me figure out when I stopped following what's new. 2012 is when I started disconnecting. I think that's when I just started listening to Pandora all the time so I didn't get to listen to anything new. Up until then, I always just listened to the radio. This video looks like it took a lot of work. Great job and greatly appreciated!
It kept getting worse since early 2000s, at least music before then portrayed people and things related to everyday life like love, emotions, unity and similar in a positive light or attempt to improve things, but recently so much of the music industry and hollywood is so overs*xualized and frequently features dark themes, violence, intoxication, money and bling over everything and sometimes even demonic references, fans claim its just artistic creativity even when musicians openly said that they sold their souls or when they wear symbols representing that...
Same
Michael Jackson
Billie Jean 3:46
Beat it 3:57
Say say say 4:37
Thriller 4:50
I just can’t stop loving you 9:07
Bad 9:13
The way you make me feel 9:25
Dirty Diana 10:07
Smooth criminal 10:42
Black or white 14:13
Remember the time 14:25
Heal the world 15:32
Scream 18:25
You are not alone 18:43
Earth song 19:06
They don’t care about us 19:29
was about to comment the same.. the most legendary singer since 1980 is Michael
thanks
Don't forget about Madonna.
Do Mariah and Madonna.
The King of pop
As a man in his mid 40s this video allowed me to pinpoint the exact month I no longer knew anything about what was going on in pop culture.
exactly my thought :D
I’m in my mid-40s and don’t regret it. The music industry was/is corrupt and even way way back didn’t always churn real or enduring quality or originality to the top of the charts and favors youth, novelty, image, and mass appeal over other characteristics.
@@x77punk77xYes my friend,unfortunately i reckon most the really quality,original material died out at the end of the 70's 😞
@@Anglo_Saxon1 You guys sound like old pathetic people that think they're the last cool generation to experience originality and quality. If only you realized each generation has its beauty and its amazing artists, and that quality and originality will always be there, you're just stuck in the past and refuse to see beyond your biased opinions that nothing is good anymore. I'd rather die than live to see the day I become like you and think the world revolves around me and that nothing is good anymore. Of course you won't see the new buildings in the city if you're stuck in your house looking at a picture of the old buildings thinking how good things were before. Maybe raise your head and look through the windows, you will see that beauty continues to exist and forever will, it's YOUR problem if you don't see it. But oh well, a basic case of "if I don't personally like it/experience it then it must not be true".
Trust me, the "haha new music bad, old music good" jokes are funny only to other pathetic people of similar age that have as huge of an ego as you. It's INCREDIBLY sad to see people think like this and not realize how they're blind to the new beauty this world has to offer. The joke here is you, not the new artists or music.
For me it's around 2014 and I'm only 26
R.I.P
Prince
John Lennon
Freddie Mercury
George Michael
Michael Jackson
Kurt Cobain
Whitney Houston
Olivia Newton-John
Coolio
Chester
Thank you for the music.
And Bowie, Marie Fredriksson (Roxette), Lisa Lopes (TLC), probably more ... :(
Falco, Robert Miles, Rob Pilatus (Milli Vanilli) , Michael Hutchence (INXS) , Dolores O'Riordan (The Cramberries), Meat Loaf, 2Pac , The Notorious B.I.G.
So Long, and Thanks for All the music.
@@alessiobrabus7990 and don’t forget the legendary Jeff beck I know he wasn’t big in the 80’s but nobody can forget him
Loalwa Braz (Kaoma) Rest in Peace 🙏🙏
Avicii
I am grateful for this video... thanks for all the time and effort put into this
This was the most sophisticated and well executed Rick Roll to date. Well done sir or ma'am.
Almost my exact thought. Just an elaborate plan to Rick Roll everyone.
Just realized my high school graduating year was one giant Rick Roll.
Came here toi say this.
Just realised I was born in the year and month when it was launched.
@@Bicada you just realised when you were born?
The Adele vs. LMFAO era was sonically so wild. Stations went from edm to ballad instantly
From garbage to shit isn't that wild.
Really does just show the cultural abyss that is the 2010s..
@@UltrafineDeluxe are we not allowed to have fun anymore
@@Pineapplejim If you can have fun to mediocre plastic music, knock yourself out.
That Dirty Dutch movement was quick lol
I may be biased given my age but the 1980s really was a golden age for pop music. Never ever tire of those tunes. I dread to think how long this video took to edit together. Incredible work!
10 or so years before my birth and I agree. Was very surprised how close a lot of those great songs fell.
I’m 13 I agree that it was a golden age.
Thinking the same, I'm in my early 50s now, I still listen to 80s tunes 99% of the time. Amazing time for music!
I was born in 1971 (clue in the name), the 80's and early 90's were my time but the 80's are the era I would love to revisit if time travel ever comes a reality (I know it won't unfortunately)
Yep so much better than most decades
I’m 43 years old, and I can’t remember the last time I smiled this much. Then the 2010’s happened. Thank you for uploading, regardless.
I feel this.. born in 1980 and I'm still chilling to the first half of this video.. 😎
I sent my sister a link and asked her if it fell off completely in 2015 because I didn't recognize crap after that and half the "artists" have a silly ass spelling
@Chessel043 It lost me around 2003. I was like, nope, nope, nope.. Rewind!
I stopped on a high note in 03 Hey Ya.
@@harryhughdiner4231 Good call!
Legends. Michael Jackson, Queen, Madonna, Met at work, Mick Jagger, Bowie, Paul Mcartney. So many hits.
Billy Ocean, Prince, George Michael, Roxette (RIP Marie), Scorpions, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, Celine Dione, TLC,
@@munyamubaiwa4313 Falco...
@@abcdefghijh3 Wow, that's a name not seen much. Had a hit song though :)
@@mikecayen8580 Had one big hit in the states but many more amazing Songs
Can’t forget Dire Straits as well!
It's astonishing how clear music trends become when you see things strung together like this.
Did you even watch the video? There are no trends, only randomness. There is no rhyme nor reason as to why people like these songs
@@setokaiba7046 if you lived in these years you can identify every movie these songs appeared in at that exact moment that's the key
@imadethisusernamereallylon5316 Yeah or various life events. I checked out in 2016 and realize I didn’t miss much. Lyrics got gradually more narcissistic and self-focused as time went on.
I’m discovering most of the 80s songs only now but in general they were more focused on the listener, were more singable, more light-hearted, more enjoyable, or in other words, better.
@@setokaiba7046 This just tells me you know nothing about music, and how many of these songs follow the same principles.
@@PhyrexJ Can you elaborate on these principles?
The 80’s were amazing time for music. Such diversity of sound and artists
In the 80s we said that the 60s and 70s were an amazing time for music. The fact is music has been getting progressively worse in our society largely due to commercialization and decline of musicianship due to the lack of discipline required to maintain good musicianship. Also, the good stuff gets remembered, the bad stuff falls by the way side (the 80s produced copious amounts of absolute CRAP music we conveniently forget). Those two factors combined means successive generations continually perceive that music of yesteryear was better (because it was AND we forget the crap). We could go back to some of Bach's sonatas and they will put all of this trite commercial crap to absolute shame.
@@Sugarsail1 I think in reality its just a lot of stuff is more artificial, so for instance a lot of pop is just the worst shit you've ever heard. Bieber comes to mind. A lot of is also just super dull and uninteresting, Coldplay and Drake
70s were better
@@Sugarsail1 music has gotten better and better but go off lol.
the commercialization is a problem with all art under capitalism and time is only relevant in so far as the longer we have capitalism the more soulless art will be made for profit
This video made me feel so many great things. The amount of memories I've repressed (good ones) that came flowing back to me is just unbelievable. Thank you so much for this video!
Being born in 1981, I just relived my entire life in this video. The nostalgia was sad, yet motivational.
Sim. Infância, adolescência e fase adulta 😄
my mom was born in 1978, with me being born in 2010. having older parents is definitely an advantage as people with younger parents tend to have worse parenting and worse music taste. im glad i got to experience the majority of the songs in this video
@@gavin_hubbard born 2002 and you just made me feel old 😂😂
1982 here. Me too haha. I practically knew every song up to about 2015. The music really goes down hill hard from there sadly.
Same! I was born in November of 1981
The pace of this video is exactly how the years feel like they've flown by.
I was born in 1970, so this was a journey through my whole life starting from about when I was aware of popular music. I loved this! It made me crazy nostalgic and close to tears at times. It also was weird to see what eras of my life I was tuned out of popular culture and when I was deep in it. Creating this was a labor of love for you, I'm sure. I am so inspired by it, that I am going to make a Spotify playlist based on it. Thank you so much for this!
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I was also born in 1970& I love love this entire video.I want to cry & I'm not sure why? Maybe it's because I wish I was back there.I loved the 80s.Mebbe I could get all this music played at my funeral 😂😂😂
1970 here, too. Gen X and went through several emotions and a large chunk of, “Oh. That is a song.”
I’m looking for a list. I missed some, and I’m not going through this roller coaster again. 😂
Gonna make lunch while this one section repeats.
Speaking of Journey I didn't see one Journey song included
1970👋 nostalgia, sadness, depression, emotions are doing back flips and somersaults
Loved this! What a trip down memory lane! Had to pause so many times so I could add songs to my Spotify playlist.
Me too! Haha
Madonna
Like a virgin 5:49
Material girl 6:13
Into the groove 6:30
Live to tell 7:36
Papa don’t preach 7:48
Open your heart 8:24
La isla bonita 8:36
Like a prayer 10:59
Express yourself 11:12
Vogue 12:18
Erotica 15:19
Secret 17:36
Take a bow 18:07
Don’t cry for me Argentina 20:29
Frozen 21:48
Music 24:43
Me against the music 28:40
Hung up 31:06
4 minutes 34:01
Wow❤
She owned it.
#iconic
Actually amazing how in the 80s and 90s one legendary song after another has been pumped out :D
They were in their bag 🔥🔥 2018-2022 was real bad imo
@@DRu.913 2019 was a good year the music especially. 2018 was literally the only shit year of the 2010’s.
...and many of them were Covers or Remix of 50s and 60s Songs. 70s were a wild and very mixxed Time wher elike BeeGees and many others did the Covers from the earlier Songs that then got covered later on.
But yeah, from mid90s it started to go down the drain - even scientifically provable. Music got bad and the 60s to 80s were the most creative Time in Hstory regarding the quality and amount of artistic Music like development of new Styles and such.
@@Rabijeel That’s your opinion 2010’s EDM pop era is the best.
those Ariana Grande songs are so bad, she only has attractive face and body
Damn. I'm a 90s kid, but DAMN the 80s were lit !
Yeah you missed out on a lot. No mobile " relationship breaking up machines" ,phones, internet/U tube/ strangers opinions. Just countdown and going to discos,having responsible fun.,getting tickets for concert the normal way. I saw George Michael,Duran Duran, Michael Hutchence,Spandau Ballet, Madonna all live. In those days you could get tickets . Today in 2023 anyone can make music on little keyboard and copy other artists.
The guy who did this program copied the style from new year special on rage ?!?! then just chopped bits and pieces of clips he and his generation listen to. And us,giving him likes,he gets paid. He's probably not even a musician.
lol.
Yep,sorry,but I am so lucky I was born before the 80s.🎉
🎉🎉
Everything is so iconic
I'm an 80's kid but '66 to '80 were better. I wish they had one of these for that period.
Yeah Madonna was and still is really good
Movies of the 80s, too. Which had a lot of those songs.
Saw this last nite while my wife was watching hallmark channel (smh), what a way to end my day. Felt like growing up again!!! Thanks for putting this together. Great work and appreciate the effort it took to research and pull together!!!
the 80s were a complete vibe omg
on the other hand i feel like earlies 90s were kind of meh until late 90/beggining of 00s. or maybe its me that i grew uo listening my parents songs (80s) until i was old enough to listen by myself (00s)
This made me realise how important the association of music to life events is. The songs gave me nostalgia and reminded various events of life associated with those months
Exactly, same happens with me.
THIS! YES! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I literally saw my life like a movie, year by year
True, I remembered moments where my mom would play the boom box and dance in the kitchen while cooking or cleaning. I remembered the song I got my first and favorite job with because the song was on the playlist. I remember the song I heard the first time I went to a night club and had the most amazing time of my life dancing too (Cardi B Bodak Yellow). This is why music is a therapy for dementia patients. Often times they will snap out of it for just a moment because of music.
Realize*
Good job. For me, the 80s and 90s decades were the golden age of music. Every no. 1 song is an anthem. But I am grateful to all artists all around the globe who've given everything to this amazing art form. They've made life worth celebrating.
one hundred percent, so much variety for everyones tastes
Seriously. Overwhelmingly it's MOR. Foreigner, Chicago, Phil Collins. And Madonna. And Michael Jackson. It's safe, boring, massively over produced. Ffs Achy Breaky Heart. Whitney Houston. Bryan Adams. Mariah Carey. Celine Dion. Absolutely interchangeable
Nirvana was a breath of fresh air in this dreck. And Zombie. Except Madonna, I don't like her stuff but she didn't play safe
not one hip hop act mentioned you gremlins are to close minded@@SesameR7sh
In my opinion thats because Music until the early 00s was more melodic and powerful, yet the instrumentation and recording technique, also the knowledge at mastering and Co played a bigger role. One can tell me what he wants, but for example an analog Synth delivers more strenght than a digital one. You can easily tell that in life acts, where Songs especially of the 80s, are now played on digital Synths, they sound very lax in comparison to their older brothers.
As a 55 year old I can tell younger people something they would never known and that is in the 1980s the radio stations would very rarely play music from the 1940s. Fast forward to today and they quite often play 1980s tracks. We’re talking about songs that are over 40 years old and they’re still relevant and enjoyable.
Enough said I think 💭
I think that has more to do with how the music industry wanted to sell the "new music" to the people because the shift from the time before the 1940 and the time after was huge. Now the music industry dictates what you hear, otherwise not even 1/10 of the black artists would make it into the "top" category since their hip hop is just garbage even when compared to the songs from the 1980s.
The real height of music was the late 18th and early 19th century where Europe had a lot of the great Masters composing their Baroque and Classical music pieces. They will always be timeless and beat everything getting thrown at you by the radio (unless you're a low IQ guy, then my condolences, you will never be able to enjoy good music).
Back in the 1980s, music from the 1940s was relegated to the Easy Listening station, you know, what you heard at grandma's house during Sunday dinner. Times have sure changed since then and music changed right along with it. Me personally, I appreciate most music, as I'm a musician myself.
@@chiarac3833 Even into the '90s, many oldies stations played popular songs from the '40s and '50s. Today, most oldies stations don't go past the '70s or '60s because the GI and Silent Generations are dying out.
Sure, 80s has all the "white people" music, that's why so many of y'all missing those days. But world has changed, those days will never come back
@@user-cr6yp7vx9r you win idiot of the year award
Was initially gonna watch just the first few years but 45 mins later here I am couldnt stop watching. Honestly one of the coolest things Ive ever seen. Thank you!
1980-1990 was pure music magic. No, not every song was amazing, but still tolerable. Says a lot about the decade when a song is made popular again in 2022 ie Kate Bush.
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Seems like you are not aware how many songs of the 80s and 90s are covers or outright stolen from the decades before.
Yeah, no... Gotta call BS on the sheer number of George Michael and Madonna monthly "#1's". Sure, there were a couple of good songs, but I highly doubt so many "best of's".
Yeah, there is even that Informer-Remix even though Snow was seen as Fake as Vanilla Ice.
@@muckerwood No both did really have that many #1s during the 80's. I looked it up
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Billboard_Hot_100_number-one_singles_of_the_1980s
It's crazy how watching this I basically got to relive my life from memories month to month. It was interesting to be able to piece together things in my past that I didn't necessarily know which order they were in.
Yes. I did this too. It gave me a timeline for memories I didn't know the order of. :)
Well i am not so sure about this timeline here…..they put don’t speak in 1997😅
Same!
@@mirelahomei4037That’s because they put the song that was the most popular of a given month. Songs get popular a handful of months after their release. In short, the months aren’t release date.
It made me realize how much I cannot remember anymore and it feels terrifying
Many Many THANKS ! to Whoever made this compilation. So much EFFORT, THOUGHT & TIME went into it, and THAT is what I personally appreciate about this video... the ACCURACY, & the EFFORT for the PEOPLE. Thankyou. :))
I loved hearing Kate Bush's nearly 40-year-old song poke out of the morass of ultra-bass songs that came out after about 2015
...because of a TV show
Yeah, I first heard it in 1985. Glad it made a comeback. I have an original recording of the song. (Jan Griffiths).
It's a diamond in the dirt.
@@TheSultan1470the tv show just introduced a new generation to it. The song was a gem on its own.
@@Surfside2013 lul
Holy shit. I just relived my entire 52 years of life on this planet in 51 minutes on RUclips. The power of music is… powerful. Whoever made this… Thank you.
Wow I’m 52 and this Blew me away the memories jump right back wow love these Guys 🇨🇦❤️
@@mikekelly6023IM CRYING HERE😢😭😭♥️🤦
Tell me about it. I'm 49, and sitting here going "OH MY GOD" about all the '80s songs (childhood) and then the '90s ones were my cringy teenage years, etc...
The person below talking about how the 2010's hit them with a wave of both nostalgia and cringe...EVERYBODY has that! From every decade, every era! There's something kind of adorable and heartwarming that no matter what, EVERY era of music is _somebody's_ happy nostalgia. You may think "Oh god, not another autotuned whatever" but across the hall, a zoomer is smiling their face off and suddenly having a much better day. Every type of music is legit to somebody. All of them. :)
@@robinchesterfield42 I couldn’t agree more!! This is so beautifully put
see whenever us young folks wanna do that we just go on google photos
I was 6 years old in 1980. These songs and video clips hit me right in the feels. I listened and loved nearly all of them. I saw the videos for first time on MTV. If I could trade it all in right now to live through it all again I would. What an amazing time to grow up. That's probably why I struggle so hard these days. I'm 48 now and I don't want to be here, in this place and time anymore. Thank you for making this video. It's an absolute memory time machine.
I was 8 in 1980 and feel exactly the same as you. Keep going!
Популярная ложь, выдвигаемая против Израиля и сионизма, заключается в том, что они якобы представляют собой развитие «поселенческого колониализма».
«Мы располагаем каменными документами, в которых говорится о [народе] Израиля на нашей земле от Древнего Египта (стела Мернептаха), от моавитян (стела Меши), от окружающих ханаанских соседей, от греков и римлян на протяжении веков в виде непрерывной цепи».
Почему же обвинения подобного толка не утихают?
«Обвиняя Израиль в колонизации палестинцев, ХАМАС и его сторонники манипулируют делом расовой справедливости для продвижения своих террористических целей, - ХАМАС хочет, чтобы американцы и европейцы думали, что конфликт между израильтянами и палестинцами - это расовый конфликт, в котором израильтяне рассматриваются как европейцы, белые угнетатели и колонизаторы, а палестинцы - как цветные, которых угнетают и колонизируют. Но этот конфликт не является расовым. Это конфликт между двумя национальностями».
Во-первых, евреи не были чужаками, которых навязали этому региону. На протяжении тысячелетий евреи были коренным населением Эрец-Исраэль. По словам Райана Беллероуза, активиста, выступающего от имени коренных народов, «быть представителем коренного народа - значит, иметь общий язык, культуру и традиции, а также связь с землей предков».
Это описание вполне отражает еврейство и его связи с Израилем: общее тысячелетие использования языка иврит и практика еврейского закона и традиций, проистекающих из Торы и сосредоточенных вокруг Эрец-Исраэль. Кроме того, еврейский народ - единственный, кто жил в суверенном государстве на данной земле. Еврейские изгнанники сохраняли преданность возвращению на землю, и эта преданность сохранялась даже тогда, когда древняя еврейская земля была последовательно колонизирована Римом, Арабским халифатом, крестоносцами, Османской и Британской империями.
Создание государства Израиль не было проявлением колониализма, направленного на распространение языка, культуры и власти Британии. У еврейского народа были свой язык, обычаи и традиции, которые складывались веками на этой земле. Въезд евреев в Палестину не был колонизаторским; арабы в Палестине не были нацией и не владели землей сообща. Таким образом, прибытие евреев в догосударственный Израиль не было равносильно тому, как если бы британские поселенцы были отправлены своей страной в Индию, или французские поселенцы были пересажены в Северную Африку, или голландские поселенцы вновь обосновались в Индонезии. Напротив, их прибытие представляет собой первый в истории случай возвращения коренного народа - евреев - в состав суверенной нации на своей собственной родине - Эрец-Исраэль.
Кроме того, «они приехали без какого-либо оружия империализма. Они не принесли с собой ни пушек, ни других средств завоевания. Их орудиями труда были грабли и мотыги. Земля, которую они обрабатывали, не была отнята у законных владельцев силой или конфискована по колониальным законам. Она была куплена... по справедливым, а зачастую и непомерно высоким ценам».
«Евреи далеко не колониалисты. Напротив, евреи на самом деле являются коренными жителями, поскольку они изначально происходят из Израиля. В антисионистской идеологии колонизаторы всегда белые, но евреи в Израиле весьма разнообразны [часть из них не белые]. Колонизаторы не делятся землей, но Израиль вернул Синайский полуостров Египту и делал отдельные предложения поделиться своей землей с палестинцами - которые палестинцы отвергли».
Кроме того, отметил он, многие евреи «были изгнаны из Израиля одной колониальной державой (Римом) и вернулись, свергнув власть другой (Британии)».
На протяжении веков земля Израиля действительно подвергалась колонизации. Но кем? Сменявшими друг друга арабскими империями! Аббасиды (Сирия), Фатимиды (Египет), Османы (Турция), а теперь еще и попытка Ирана (персы). Синкинсон отмечает, что «арабы - самые успешные колонизаторы за всю историю человечества..... Сегодня существует 22 арабских государства и 57 исламских стран..., созданных в основном путем насильственного порабощения местных коренных народов..., [таких как] берберы, езиды, арамеи, зороастрийцы и копты..., доисламских народов, культур и религий, которые были либо стерты с лица земли, либо насильно вписаны в арабскую или мусульманскую культуру».
Более того, ивритский термин «ишув» («леяшев эт арец» - «заселить землю» было мицвой в иудаизме; все предприятие по выкупу земли называлось «ишув») антисионисты преднамеренно переводят на английский словом «settler», явно несущим негативный оттенок.
Эта терминология не означает колонизацию в империалистическом смысле. Это значит вложить свой труд, свои руки, пот и слезы в то, чтобы облагородить засушливую землю и сделать ее цветущей. Это значит легально приобрести землю для заселения, как правило, у живущих где-то далеко помещиков, жаждущих наживы. Это означает создание трудовых коммун, которые занимаются земледелием и удобряют свою землю, развивая промышленность и самообеспечение.
Сионизм НЕ означает колонизацию поселенцами. Он означает возвышение земли, которой долгое время пренебрегала Османская империя, и превращение ее жизненной силы в глубокое благословение как для евреев, так и для арабов
God bless you
Me too!
I knew every single song up until around the mid 00s. I had never even heard some of these songs featured here, after about 2005. I think I can pinpoint it to around the mid 2000s.. for me, that's when I lost interest in pop music. I watched the Grammys the other night. I couldn't even name a Taylor Swift song. It's all a load of f**king garbage. Ariana Grande? I don't even know what she fking looks like. I've never seen her or heard her music. It's woeful shit. If it was good, I'd know about it. I have a bullsh*t filter that doesn't allow any of that sh*t to get through.
What a great journey down the memory lane! Thank you for putting this together 👍🏻
Such a cool reminder how MJ, Madonna and George Michael pretty much dominated the late 80s.
The longevity of some of these artists is amazing. A decade could pass after the last time they produced a good song, they were still top of the charts.
Mainly Millie Vanilli right? Sorry I couldn't resist I agree with you.
And then they get sampled into a more recent popular song.
And every time you hear it in a grocery store or restaurant, you can rest assured they're still getting paid (far better than Spotify will).
Phil Collins, Michael Jackson and Madonna caught my eye for this exact reason :-)
The variety of the 90s was actually amazing
This is sarcasm right? Like half of the 90s songs were the exact same ballad
@@SteveBluescemi No and no.
@@SteveBluescemi wow that is what i actually though too but then hearing after 2000 i almost missed the ballads ! Its like growing a vagina at 1990 but then in 2000s starts to rot ....
Right? Mariah Carey, followed by Billy Ray Cyrus, followed by Kriss Kross- welcome to 1992.
@@JennyJeong425 yea or michael jackson into macarena into dr.dre and tupac
80s & 90s were amazing. Such a diversity of pop music. Dance, rock, ballads even metal
The 90's has the most diversity in music ever, it's crazy how every genre of music could be #1
Yeah. The rock music kinda fizzled out around 2000, minus a few ones later. Nonexistent after 2010. Boo
because 90s was the best
Agreed. It was awesome. Edit: Early 2000s we’re great too. I was a teen in the 70s so of course I love the music from then!
the 90's were the best, ahh so blessed to have enjoyed music in that decade
yeah i’m fascinated that we haven’t really seen country music in #1 spots this century
I love how you can organize your memories just through the music. It's really impressive what makes music in our lives, you can see how important music is for us humans, very impressive.
I agree because I am a qualified lesbian
Same, @Yalolp. There are songs that I associate with specific times. Interestingly enough, the most prominent are those associated with various MMORTSs I've played. Probably because I had a habit of listening to music in the background when playing those games, and I'm terrible about repeating a song that I like to death. lol
EDIT: Added clarity to whom this is replying to, because apparently that was necessary for some reason.
@@RadioactiveSherbet I am a woman
@@ijustdidahugeshit Cool? I wasn't responding to you.
@@RadioactiveSherbet I am planning to get pregnant 🤰
Boogiehead I hope you read this. I've looked at the comments and nobody has really thanked you for what you have done. RUclipsrs click, watch and comment, most of them don't see anything else, Its just there, I'm going to watch it and comment. The months you put into the video editing and mixing is first rate, its totally seamless 10/10. I thank you
Months?
I thank yo ass too.
i fully agree
@@DerSaayou've never edited a video, have you?
It's a dope video but editing this was a matter of days though
You really are a national treasure! It makes me so happy to see the comments section lit up like a Christmas tree. You got people talking, reminiscing and all a glow about music. They're like kids in a toy store. We're so lucky to have you. You're like the Santa Claus of music. You're like the 1971 cola advert on the hilltop bringing people together through music! Thank you - you're amazing! 💖🥰
Lol Top 10 best comment hands down..but there are so many golden ones on this page & it's no surprise - yv connected 100M ppl with these gems of years gone by ❤
Madonna constantly have huge no.1 singles worldwide from 1984 to 2008!! Madonna having a no.1 single in 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2005 and 2008! Totally amazing from the queen of pop
She Still has no1 albums, and Still sucsessfull
@@nagydavid-fo3kc That must have been back then, when she was still popular. MC had 18 no 1 hits
I'm not sure but it seemed to me Mariah Carey had more songs in this list (not saying #1s) but it'd be nice to count who had the most by month.
@@realmofthesenses way too much Mariah Carey ...
@@MacCentrisSimpleSencillaI believe Rihanna have 13 entries, but Mariah Carey and Madonna probably have more. Beyonce is also up there, if you include Destiny's Child.
The 80's and 90's were the decades when people all over the world knew all these songs. They were a universal language. 💜
I started to lose track of these songs from 2014 onwards.. 😢 They started to become "niche"...
Born in 89... my most memorable ones are late 90s into the 2015s. All the newer stuff is confusing to me hahah.
Yep. I was born in 77 and get it.
cuz of the internet.
before everyone got their info from radio and major tv shows.
now people can choose their preferred media more cuz theres more options.
they started to become bland crap more like it ;)
I hate to break the news to you, but that just means you (like me) are getting old.
That 80’s line up is untouchable compared to any other decade! Just incredible!
No, it just means you were 10-20 years old during that period... lol
@@Allin7days No, it’s not age based for me. It’s talent and creativity based. I actually think music from 2000-2009 was better than the 1990’s.
it shows how bad modern music is
True that. Even worse the 90's (especially the first half but continuing into the second half) was dominated with Eighties artists well past their prime like Madonna, Jackson (Michael and sister), Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Gloria Estefan, Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams) completed with totally forgettable smooth R&B acts. I'm glad music slowly got better after that.
@@Allin7days I was born in 97 , and i consider the 80's one of the best decades in music
31:40 - 39:00 the vibe change between 2006 and 2012 was insane. Feels like a full decade of cultural shift packed in six years
The fact so many 2000-10 songs are sampled from old music is another proof time is a big ass circle.
I grew up in the 90s, so that's my era, but let's be real here-- the 80s were the best. Music is so good it makes me nostalgic for a time I didn't even exist. Excellent job on this video compiling and editing all this to the creator, too. Thanks for sharing!
thanks to all the incredible work put into this! 200 hours is a crap ton, thank you so much!!
also wap being completely muted had me dead-
for real i fuckin lost it when it got to wap and was just.. dead silent
Thank you for this fantastic compilation !
0:49 Another one bites the dust - QUEEN (Sep. 1980)
1:19 Celebration - KOOL & THE GANG (Feb. 1981)
2:17 Under pressure - QUEEN & DAVID BOWIE (Dec. 1981)
3:07 Eye of The Tiger - SURVIVOR (Aug. 1982)
3:46 Billie Jean - MICHAEL JACKSON (Mar. 1983)
3:58 Beat it - MICHAEL JACKSON (May. 1983)
4:17 Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) - EURYTHMICS (Aug. 1983)
4:50 Thriller - MICHAEL JACKSON (Feb. 1984)
5:58 I Want to Know What Love is - FOREIGNER (Jan. 1985)
6:15 Material Girl - MADONNA (Apr. 1985)
6:49 Take on Me - A-HA (Oct. 1985)
8:15 The Final Countdown - EUROPE (Dec. 1986)
8:30 Livin' on a Prayer - BON JOVI (Mar. 1987)
8:37 La Isla Bonita - MADONNA (Apr. 1987)
8:58 I Wanna Dance With Somebody - WHITNEY HOUSTON (Jul. 1987)
9:02 Alone - HEART (Aug. 1987)
9:13 Bad - MICHAEL JACKSON (Oct. 1985)
9:26 The Way You Make Me Feel - MICHAEL JACKSON (Dec. 1987)
9:44 Never Gonna Give You Up - RICK ASTLEY (Mar. 1988)
9:56 One More Try - GEORGE MICHAEL (May. 1988)
10:21 Sweet Child O' Mine - GUNS N' ROSES (Sep. 1988)
10:43 Smooth Criminal - MICHAEL JACKSON (Jan. 1989)
11:31 Lambada - KAOMA (Sep. 1989)
11:41 Pump Up The Jam - TECHNOTRONIC (Nov. 1989)
12:19 Vogue - MADONNA (May 1990)
12:25 It Must Have Been Love - ROXETTE (Jun. 1990)
12:34 U Can't Touch This - MC HAMMER (Aug. 1999)
12:53 Ice Ice Baby - VANILLA ICE (Nov. 1990)
13:12 Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) (C&C MUSIC FACTORY (Feb. 1991)
14:06 Smells Like Teen Spirit - NIRVANA (Nov. 1991)
14:13 Black or White - MICHAEL JACKSON (Dec. 1991)
14:50 I'll Be There - MARIAH CAREY (Jun. 1992)
15:26 I Will Always Love You - WHITNEY HOUSTON (Dec. 1992)
15:44 Informer - SNOW (Mar. 1993)
16:01 What is Love - HADDAWAY (Jun.1993)
16:14 What's Up? - 4-NON-BLONDES (Aug. 1993)
16:37 Hero - MARIAH CAREY (Dec 1993)
17:00 Without You - MARIAH CAREY (Apr. 1994)
17:13 I Swear - ALL-4-ONE (Jun. 1994)
18:01 Here Comes The Hotstepper - INI KAMOZE (Feb. 1995)
19:31 They Don't Care About Us - MICHAEL JACKSON (May 1996)
19:49 Killing Me Softly - FUGEES (Aug. 1996)
19:55 Wannabe - SPICE GIRLS (Sep. 1996)
21:00 Everybody - BACKSTREET BOYS (Aug. 1997)
21:48 Frozen - MADONNA (Apr. 1998)*
21:54 You're Still The One - SHANIA TWAIN (May 1998)
22:47 Baby One More Time - BRITNEY SPEARS (Feb. 1999)
23:05 I Want It That Way - BACKSTREET BOYS (May 1999)
23:11 If You Had My Love - JENNIFER LOPEZ (Jun. 1999)
23:17 Mambo No.5 - LOU BEGA (Jul. 1999)
23:54 I Knew I Loved You - SAVAGE GARDEN (Jan. 2000)
24:07 Bye Bye Bye - *NSYNC (Mar. 2000)
24:14 Maria Maria - SANTANA & THE PRODUCT G&B (Apr. 2000)
24:19 Oops! - BRITNEY SPEARS (May 2000)
24:31 The Real Slim Shady - EMINEM (Jul. 2000)
25:36 Survivor - DESTINY'S CHILD (Jun. 2001)
25:42 Lady Marmalade - CHRISTINA AGUILERA, PINK, LIL KIM & MIA (Jul.2001)
26:56 Without Me - EMINEM (Jul. 2002)
28:16 Crazy in Love - BEYONCE & JAY-Z (Aug. 2003)
@@paullab179 gg man
@@paullab179 love the dedication 😭
🙃
The 80s & 90s were such great decades for music
Early 90s were great. Mid 90s were ok though to around 97. 99 and 2000 were peak awful and basically laid the foundations for the shit show popular music is today.
80s and 90s were great decades for everything not just music. Movies, music, sports, overall culture.
@@EOTA564
Late 90s music was so phenomenal for me, because I found so much underground shit during college, it’s not even funny. I don’t think you realize how much amazing music there was in that time era. I barely listened to the radio then. And I still have songs from then and the early 2000s on shuffle on my iPod as what I play in my home to this day. So, so good!
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Of course I’m talking about chart music. This video literally is literally a chronological catalogue of the most popular music.
@@EOTA564
Gotchya.
Born 78 and my entire existence has just come back to me through this video nostalgia! Amazing how every song brought back a memory, a person, a place, an event... cannot be more thankful right now!!!
Same! Even the songs I didn’t like back then brought back memories
Hearing all this on the bus ride to school, or at the dentist office, getting my braces. Man, those were some good times.
Like your life is flashing before you in pop culture slivers
Born 90s, but I know all the 80s songs. It's such a trip!
Me too 1978👍
Timeless memories for sure with all of these songs. I went through my teens in early 90s and my mom would say she could tell my mood based on what song I had on repeat (rewind on the tape) or what genre I was listening to. We had thin walls so even at a low volume my parents could hear my music. Thank you for the great trip down memory lane.
51:04 Only took about 40 years, but Kate Bush finally made it.
Thanks, Stranger Things.
Was a little jarring to hear all of this new stuff that I hardly knew any of and suddenly that so close to Enemies (before that, the last one I knew was Despasito)
Imagine being a youth in 83-84, so many classics.
Class of 84. Great music back then
I probably would know them and I’m not old
I was 9 in 1983. I had a blanket fort in the basement and I’d listen to the radio for hours. ❤
Class of 1986. It truly was a magical decade. I especially loved the early 80's music. Incredible time!
I'm from the Class of 1982. Many of these songs made our class' Top Ten List. 40 years later I still listen to these--and i get a kick when my children love these songs, too. OMG what memories.
The 1980's were it for me, college, girlfriends, and marriage. It's amazing how songs can grab you and pull you right back to your strongest memories of when they first played in your life. Hearing "Everyone wants to rule the world" instantly took my back to driving my convertible through the mountains after a relationship fell apart. Strong anchors in one's life.
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We’ll said. I totally agree.
Wow. Ditto for me too.
God came as Jesus Christ to suffer and die on the cross so we can all be saved. We just have to put all our faith for salvation in Him, and repent and then we are saved. Repent means turning away from all sin and feeling sorrow for it❤. . .
the future is now old man
Thank you boogiehead! This is impressive work. Greetings from Toronto, Canada.
My only disappointment was that each song wasn't 20 seconds longer so I could sing longer 😂❤
🙌
Ikr
Video would be 2 hours long
@@zunedog31 and?
@@eugbrat That is far too long for this type of video.
I was born in 75 and watching this I felt like I was time travelling through my childhood into adulthood 😂
it's the same for me
1975 in the house! They don’t make them like us anymore 😆
Me too!!!
same. i first got into music around 1980 so my whole life unfolded in one go. I wasn’t ready for this video
1971 here, but I definitely understand what you're saying!!!
Im so glad my parents are hard core 80s and 90s music fan, thats why i recognize 90% of the songs from 1980-1999.
Same
@@sebvettel5 despite being born in 2001, I can proudly say I'm cultured when it comes to knowing songs from the past, how about u?
@@pyrokatarina same but I'm 04
Your parents have done a great thing passing their music onto you, I've done the same with my Sons. I'm a confirmed Gen X-er (born. 1969)
Thank them for introducing you to so many awesome songs.
Espectacular recopilación! Recordé muchos momentos de mi vida :')
Madonna
1. Like a Virgin
2. Material Girl
3. Into the Groove
4. Live to tell
5. Papa Don't Preach
6. Open your heart
7. La Isla Bonita
8. Like a prayer
9. Express Yourself
10. Vogue
11. Erotica
12. Secret
13. Take a Bow
14. Don't Cry for me Argentina
15. Frozen
16. Music
17. Me Against the Music
18. Hung Up
19. 4 Minutes
She should realise an album with all of this songs in it.
I was born in 1980. I spent a large part of this video crying. Thank you for compiling this. It was very cathartic.
I'm jealous. I was born in 1984 ): so I don't remember anything (except a little bit of 89). Darn you.
I wasn't expecting this to be such an emotional roller-coaster. It's funny how much of your life is tangled up in the music of that time.
I didn't know it back then, but the 80's was the greatest last decade in music, (first half of the 90s too) even listening to the radio was a blast, every song was either good, iconic, epic or legendary, and I took it for granted, I thought it was supposed to be like that forever.
Little did I know.
You know music is timeless when most songs feel like yesterday. 42 years and it feels like nothing.
very true
Lucky to be born in 80's
Born in ‘97 so I grew up with the 2000s/2010s songs but nothing beats the ‘80s stuff in my book 👌
factss
100%
Same
🙌🙌💯
I was born in 2004 but I still grew up with all this music. Mostly from watching old movie because that is all we had.
I love how at some point in the video there's like 20 erotic/loves songs in a row to set you in a sexy mood, then all of a sudden Cotton Eye Joe starts playing
Great recap. I'm sure it took a lot of work. Your work is much appreciated 🙏 🙌
My god, 1983 was a year of pure brilliance
so was 2010
2003 and 2004 too
Give me ‘88
87
I think that's when the "80s spirit" fully hits on.
My shopping list: newly found songs/Rediscovered
3:42 down under
12:35 can't touch this
13:30 losing my religion
17:22 7 seconds
21:36 Torn
24:00 born to make you happy
32:37 glamorous
I feel blessed to have spent my teenage years in the 1980s. The list starts when I was 10 years old.
Same! Born in 1972!
Born 1970! 🙌🏼
Born in 1974 !
11 for me! it’s amazing this peice of work
Nine for me! And video killer the radio star was my first videoclip ever!
This is just amazing, background of my life, thank you!
19:20 the one and only trance track in this video. Truly, Robert Miles made an exceptional masterpiece.
It was honestly way too ahead of its time.
Man the 80's is unbeatable, doubt we'll ever have a period of music as great again.
Ikr
Totally agree!
It was the decade of the birth of the synth, the most game changing event in music. Hard to follow it up
Music coming out today is very forgettable
@@blizbiggy Imho becose its sooo much of it and people mostly listen to music of theyr youth. So you dont make connections and memoryes like with old ones...
What a "Memory Lane" this is - fabulous. Thank you ;)
I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this! It started right when I was in junior high took me through high school into 20s my thirties my forties omigosh I'm now halfway through my 50s. The sound track of my life !!!!! Thank you ❤❤
Watching this shows me how far away the 80s and 90s are away and that that feeling of innocence will never come back.
The first 4 of 5 of these songs came out in the late 70s , They are 70s songs in REALITY
@@theodoreritola7641 ok and?
@@theodoreritola7641 probably because it took a little bit for everyone to buy the singles???
@@theodoreritola7641 MTV didn't exist. Video Killed the Radio Star literally did end radio., and was the very first video ever aired on tv. I can't believe one song called Brass in Pocket isn't on this compilation or any by the Pretenders.
@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709 Just saying they are NOT 80s songs THATS ALL
Oh wow, mad respect for your research and editing!!
REALLY LOL Rock with you was a hit in the summer and fall of 1979 , The world was all ready dancing to Rock with you in 1979 Before the 80s were in diapers lol
@@theodoreritola7641 why are your spaces too big ?
@@chaf1067 He has gaps in his head
Thank you so much for making this video. It covers my life and is such a gem for me . Thank you ❤