I'm not a native English speaker, and for most of my life before creating this channel, I didn't care about the lyrics in the music I listened to. But song lyrics have been slowly adding to the destruction of our society for decades. The fact that a bad idea sounds musically pleasing doesn't make it a good idea. Addictions, crime, promiscuity, divorces, revenge, telling lies, cursing, swearing, hating, making idols, taking lives before birth, and many other destructive behaviors have been spread and normalized for years through most of the things we consider entertaining. Be careful of the messages you let into your life. Some people need to know that there is scientific proof that God exists. Everything that you see around you, at some point was not there, right? And nothing appears by itself. It is scientifically impossible for anything to just start existing. Think about this for a moment: if there was ever a time in the past when there was absolutely nothing, wouldn’t there still be absolutely nothing? It is wise to admit that something or someone must have always existed and therefore caused the existence of everything else. That’s the meaning of eternal. The Bible says that God is eternal and He gives us eternal life when we are reconciled with Him through faith in Jesus Christ and repentance. Now, why should you believe the Bible? Here’s only one of the reasons. According to the Bible, there were about 4000 years between Adam and Jesus Christ, and there have been around 2000 years since Jesus died and rose from the dead. Why should people believe that Adam was the first human being, that Jesus rose from the dead, and just the Bible in general? Well, when you add 4000 plus 2000, that makes up for about 6000 years of human history according to the Bible. Feel free to look this up online or anywhere you prefer: no one has ever been able to prove and no one can prove that there was life on earth 7000 years ago. It’s good to know these things, but what’s really important is where you will spend eternity. Some people have been able to explain it better than I can, so I will just cite one of the clearest presentations of the gospel I have ever read, published by Living Waters in the Million Dollar Bill: THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION: Will you go to Heaven when you die? Have you lied, stolen, used God’s name in vain, or lusted (which Jesus said was adultery, Matthew 5:28)? If so, God sees you as a liar, thief, blasphemous, and adulterer at heart. If you die in your sins, you will end up in a terrible place called Hell. But there’s good news. Though we broke God’s Law, Jesus paid the fine by dying on the cross: “God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life” (John 3:16). Then Jesus rose from the dead and was seen by hundreds (it’s no fairytale). He fulfilled all the prophecies of the promised Savior. Please, today, repent and trust Jesus, and God will forgive you and grant you the gift of eternal life (Ephesians 2:8-9). Then, to show your gratitude, read the Bible daily and obey it, join a Christian church, and be baptized. Visit NeedGod.com and LivingWaters.com
@@dndhndn nor the mobile phones. We we’re focused to have fun with our friends and even people around us that we didn’t actually know but socialized effortsly
By the time Thriller came out as a single it was long after everyone had already bought the album so it 'only' reached number 4 which is still bloody good for a song people already owned. :P
@@seenuhello1That’s just sad. This is true music right here. They would definitely recognize most of these just because of how huge they are but they would probably just shrug it off (smh).
Imagine growing up listening to iconic songs being released like it was nothing. A good 95 of these songs are still being played and stand the test of time
I suggest you 70's which had a wider range to me (ps : forget about disco which is not 70's only style, maybe its poorer). Plus I wished some U2 or Depeche Mode song to uplift this 80's compilation
as time goes on music will get worse because of one simple fact everything that is close to sounding new cant be repeated without being a copy. the more abstract the worse itll sound, but with each generation being tribal they will call their generation great even though it sucks harder every generation. thats in general of course their will always be gems
Just proves how huge the 80's hits are. And many of the artists here are heavily influenced by The Beatles. Once Madonna appears in the 80's she starts to take command of the charts.
4:12 Michael Jackson - Billy Jean 4:24 Michael Jackson - Beat It 5:41 Lionel Richie - Hello 5:59 Ray Parker Jr. - Ghost Busters (Iconic Theme Song) 7:09 Bryan Adams - Heaven 8:54 Europe - The Final Countdown 9:06 Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer 9:56 Michael Jackson - Bad 11:32 Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal 12:25 Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting (Ocean Apart) 12:37 Roxette - Listen To Your Heart These I'm Looking For 😄
You know what I love? Amazing artists like Madonna, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Phil Collins, Tina Turner, Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams did NOT stop in the 80's. They ruled in the 90's too. Bon Jovi and Madonna were huge in the 2000's as well
@@TheChopmama Yeah exactly. It might be rickroll but I am actually happy to get rickrolles anytime. Don't know why people cry about listening to a good song.
Not gonna lie, I knew 80s music was banging, but I didn't know all these hits came back to back rapid fire, the 80s literally had no down time in terms of music, you had a hit every new month.
The amazing part is that you could repeat this list with all of the #2 hits from each month instead, or even the #3 hits and it would still be a fantastic list.
@@DavidRox71 The difference now is that these musicians actually had to be musically inclined before they became stars. Now you can be a personality and get a record deal having no real musical talent other than your name recognition. See: Mumble Rap
When Tainted Love came on, I remember riding in the car with my mom and that song came on the radio. She said, "These are my teenage years, right here." I'm making it my goal to learn lots about 70's through 90's music, because my parents grew up with it, I think my parents are amazing people, and I love the sound of these 🥰
Those years are a gold mine for great music. I'm a child of the 80s, so maybe I'm a little biased towards that music. But I notice this with my millennial nephews and nieces as well: they listen to modern stuff, sure... but the 70s and 80s hits is what gets added to their playlists.
I think the saddest thing about this video is how diverse the genres were. I mean damn you're getting rock, R and B, disco, soul. A lot of people like saying they don't make music like this anymore. But they really don't.
I too think that the very best thing about 80s music is not only that almost every genre was mainstream but that evey genre was good. Rock was good, pop was good, punk, reggae...Like, even clasical and experimental music like Vangelis or Ennio's stuff was great.
@@missnoneofyourbusiness there's a guy on here, Rick beato. I'm not sure if you're a musician but whether or not you should be able to enjoy his videos. he likes going into mainstream music and showing how unapologetically basic it is. I recommend his "what makes this song great" series. Dude has class.
The fact that I knew most of these songs and I was not even born when they came out, speaks volumes to the level of artistry these individuals possess. These songs are so timeless. When music was still considered music. 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
@Mr Old School I’m also 29, I like some of the stuff I hear on radio nowadays but the fact that back then sounds where so different between them makes it more memorable. In the meantime now everything kind off sounds the same across the music industry.
Grew up with 80s too despite being born decades later. Honestly, which songs of today will have the same amount of cultural impact in the decades to come.
As someone who grew up in 2000s and 2010s even I can say the 80s is the best era of music because of how iconic and memorable these songs are. They inspire future artists to make music.
What Ever Costs ! 80s İts Golden And Diamonds Years And Era Ever. ! +1 Legendlys ReBorns İn 2000s And 2010s And Presents İn bad times in 2020s Still Listing Presents Todays ! +1 Live Forever ! +1
I gotta go with the first guy...to have these come out as new every month, where the artist is young and it matches the era you're living in..it's pretty mind boggling to see all of this in video like this.
What I like is that most songs have lyrics, most artists know how to sing and are actually joyful. Except for March 1988, that month was the biggest joke :p
@@feltbeatz Imagine people having full access 24/7 to basically all music ever released yet most of the views are for those that came out in the 2010s.
Yes, and this is only English songs. In Europe the 80s had also many masterpieces, I know particularly in France since I'm French. Probably more parts of the world too.
When I'm making these videos, I understand why nobody has made them before. Choosing one song for each month from a time I wasn't even born is a real challenge, and many times the result is not very accurate. Facing copyright claims is another big downer, but I like doing this to discover good songs and share them with all of you 🤓
Well done on your great efforts and I grew up in the 80s and Madonna songs were hugely successful worldwide and I am sure Material Girl, Open Your Heart, Whos That Girl and Cherish should be in the list cos these songs top the Global Chart countdown show.
Nice job...at first i was surprised that there weren't songs that took multiple months...makes sense what you did. Thanks! Do you have one for the 70s in the works?
I am Brazilian, it’s 1 am and i was on youtube when i clicked in something, in english, like a “top videos of the moments”. The youtube sugested your video. Congrats, bro! I was born in 96 and for me it's like i miss something i've never experienced
I grew up in the 80's as a teenager. And I remember all the songs that was played on this list. At school we had dance nights 4 times a year and we sing and dance to these songs and others. They were the good old days.
really cool how you can hear the disco slipping away in the first few years, then around 88 you start hearing those quintessential 90s sounds creeping in
0:00 Start 0:05 - Michel Jackson :- Rock With You 0:12 - Queen :- Crazy Little Thing Called Love 0:18 - Pink Floyd :- Another Brick In The Wall, PT. 2 0:24 - Blondie :- Call Me 0:31 - Paul Mccartney :- Coming Up 0:38 - Lipps Inc :- FunkyTown 0:43 - Olivia Newton-Jhon & Electric Light Orchestra :- Xanadu 0:50 - ABBA :- The Winner Takes It All 0:57 - Diana Rose :- Upside Down 1:03 - Queen :- Another One Bites The Dust 1:10 - Barbra Streisand :- Woman In Love 1:17 - ABBA :- Super Trouper 1:24 - Jhon Lennon :- (Just Like) Starting Over 1:30 - Kool & The Gang :- Celebration 1:36 - Jhon Lennon :- Woman 1:42 - Joe Dolce :- Shaddap You Face 1:50 - Bucks Fizz :- Making Your Mind Up 1:56 - Kim Carnes :- Bette Davis Eyes 2:03 - Stars on 45 :- Stars on 45 2:09 - Soft Cell :- Tainted Love 2:16 - Diana Rose & Lionel Richie 2:22 - Electric Light Orchestra :- Hold On Tight 2:28 - The Police :- Every Little Thing She Dose Is Magic 2:34 - Olivia Newtonjohn :- Physical 2:40 - Earth Wind & Fire :- Let's Groove 2:47 - The J. Gells Band :- Centerfold 2:53 - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts :- I Love Rock 'N Roll 2:59 - Shaking Stevens - Oh Julie 3:06 - Paul Mccartney & Stevie Wonder - Ebony and Ivory 3:12 - The Human League - Don't You Want Me 3:19 - TOTO - Rosanna 3:25 - Survivor - Eye of The Tiger 3:31 - Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra 3:38 - Men At Work - Down Under 3:45 - Dexys Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen 3:51 - F R David - Words 3:58 - Hall & Qates - Maneater 4:05 - TOT - Africa 4:12 - Michel Jackson - Bille Jean 4:17 - NENA - 99Luftballons 4:23 - Michel Jackson - Beat It 4:30 - David Bowie - Let's Dance 4:35 - Irene Cara - Flashdance... What a Feeling 4:42 - The Police - Every Breath You Take 4:49 - Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) 4:55 - Bonney Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Hearts 5:01 - Billy Joei - Uptown Girl 5:07 - Lionel Richie - All Night Long 5:14 - Paul Mccartney & Michel Jackson :- Say Say Say 5:20 - Culture Club - Karma Chameleon 5:27 - Cyndi Lauper - Girl Just Want To Want To Have Fun 5:34 - Phil Collns - Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) 5:41 - Lionel Richie :- Hello 5:47 - Cyndi Lauper :- Time After Time 5:54 - Prince & The Revolution :- When Doves Cry 6:00 - Ray Parker JR :- Ghostbusters 6:06 - Tina Turner :- What's Love Got To Do With It 6:11 - Stevie Wonder :- I Just Called To Say I Love You 6:17 - Wham :- Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go 6:23 - Madonna :- Like A Virgin 6:30 - George Michel :- Careless Whisper 6:36 - Foreigner :- I Want To Know What Love Is 6:44 - Philip Bailey & Phil Collins :- Easy Lover 6:50 - Usa For Africa :- We Are The World 6:57 - Madonna :- Crazy For You 7:03 - Tears For Fears :- Everybody Wants To Rule The World 7:10 - Bryan Adams :- Hevens 7:16 - Tears For Fears :- Shout 7:23 - David Bowie & Mick Jagger :- Dancing In The Street 7:30 - Madonna :- Into The Groove 7:36 - A-HA :- Take On Me 7:42 - Lionel Richie :- Say You, Say Me 7:47 - Dionne Warwick FT. Elton John, Gladys Knight & Stevie Wonder :- Thats What Friends Are For 7:53 - Whitney Houston :- How Will I Know 7:59 - Billy Ocean :- When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going 8:06 - Falco :- Rock Me Amadeus 8:11 - Pet Shop Boys :- West End Girls 8:19 - Whitney Houston :- Greatest Love For All 8:26 - Peter Cabriel :- Sledgehammer 8:31 - Madonna :- Papa Don't Preach 8:37 - Bananarama :- Venus 8:44 - Chris De Burgh :- The Lady In Red 8:49 - Berlin :- Take My Breath Away 8:54 - Europe :- The Final Countdown 9:00 - The Bangles :- Walk Like An Egyptian 9:06 - Bon Jovi :- Livin' On A Prayer 9:12 - Aretha Frankln & George Michel :- I Knew You Wear Waiting (For Me) 9:18 - Starship :- Nothing Gonna Stop Us Now 9:25 - Cutting Crew :- (I Just) Died In Your Arms 9:31 - Madonna :- La Isla Bonita 9:38 - Whitney Houston :- I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) 9:43 - Michel Jackson & Siedah Garrett :- I Just Cant Stop Loving You 9:50 - Los Lobos :- La Bamba 9:56 - Michel Jackson :- Bad 10:03 - Tiffany :- I Think We're Alone now 10:10 - George Michel :- Faith 10:16 - Pet Shop Boys :- Always On My Mind 10:20 - Belinda Carlise :- Heven Is A Place On Earth 10:28 - Rick Astley :- Never Gona Give You Up 10:35 - Kylie Minogue :- I Should Be So Lucky 10:41 - Billy Oceans :- Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car 10:48 - George Michel :- One More Try 10:54 - Glenn Medeiros :- Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You 11:00 - Yazz :- The Only Way Is Up 11:07 - Phil Collins :- A Groovy Kind Of Love 11:13 - Enya :- Orinoco Flow 11:20 - Milli Vanilli :- Girl You Know It's True 11:25 - Bobby Mcferrin :- Don't Worry, Be Happy 11:33 - Michel Jackson :- Smooth Criminal 11:39 - Paula Abdul :- Straight Up 11:45 - Mike + The Mechanivs :- The Living Years 11:52 - The Bangles :- Eternal Flame 11:59 - Madonna :- Like A Prayer 12:06 - Roxette :- The Look 12:13 - Madonna :- Express Yourself 12:19 - Prince :- Batdanve 12:25 - Richard Marx :- Right Here Writing 12:32 - Kaoma :- Lambada 12:38 - Roxette :- Listen To Your Heart 12:44 - Billy Joei :- We Didn't Start The Fire 12:50 - The End
@@Neil-ht8fv So yeah, someone that didn't lived any of those eras probably has a more valuable opinion about it than you. I was born 2002, and i tell you, late 60's to mid 70's were better by F U C K I N G M I L E S. A lot of the 80's started to sound all very similar.
What an amazing list, and thanks for all your work in compiling it! It is sad to see some of the artist are no longer with us anymore... It is an amazing decade where so many genres were born, and these songs just don't get old 🙂
Who else felt something like a change from the norm whenever Michael Jackson dropped new music? Especially when Bad came on in October 1987, nobody was doing it like that.
When the 80s starts with Coming Up , Starting Over , Woman , Another One Bites The Dust , Crazy Little Thing Called Love , You Know Its the best decade ever
Well ok...normally I'd only accept the title of Queen if the one and only King of Pop was married but yes she was that big behind him. She came close to his popularity at some point without reaching it , but close enough.
Micheal Jackson, Madonna, Prince, Whitney Houston., Police, and Bryan Adams for sure.. Oh Bruce Springstein. ?? Get into the Grove was always my favorite song for years.. Everybreath you take and Total Eclipse of the heart... oh my
And there were many, many more spectacular songs that didn't even make it on the list. Music these days just churns, it's so rare when something even stands out let alone is memorable.
i WaS bOrN iN tHe WrOnG GeNeRaTiOn😩😩☹☹😔😔 Pretty sure you just like old music and have a taste for it or smthing like that. Not 80s music was better. Everyone has different taste, cant really just project something onto people and expect it conforms with everyone lmao
No need to address that you’re a rock fan. It’s good to love and appreciate all music genres no matter how different they can be. It’s called good music taste
the 80s ... that was a decade, really at least one new world hit every month that everyone still knows today. compare that with the last 10 years ... the last 10 years have fewer world hits than the whole of 87. Michael Jackson and Madonna alone had more world hits than the years 2010-2020
So many memories. My little girl at 4 singing along to Upside Down as we all drove down a hill in the USVI to work and school and falling in love when we lived in Chicago’s Lakeview with Madonna’s Like a Virgin at 7!
I was 16 in 1981 and my first job, always with a radio on in the back ground. It's amazing how songs can take you to a time and place, some happy, others different memories, but those songs up until my mid twenties really tell a story.
It's insane how big an impact these songs have made, even today. I'm from 1999, but my parents were teenagers in the 80's. I decided to test myself, to see how many of these songs I knew by heart - I got 92 out of 120
The decade of music that paved the way for many years changing the music industry making videos with MTV to ballads to bringing genres together changing the world ❤
It was innocent , heartfelt and creative. Music wasn't trying to sell anything other than feelings and energy. 80s music was different because creativity and judgmental attitudes hadn't been so polarizing yet.
This is by far my favorite era in music. Even its bad songs are 100x better than the crap we have these days. So many brilliant artists here. Moreover, many huge hits weren't mentioned too - Summer of 69 (Bryan Adams), Love Is a Battlefield (Pat Benatar), Self Control (Laura Branigan), Live to Tell (Madonna), Material Girl (Madonna), Maria Magdalena (Sandra), Touch Me (Samantha Fox), One Moment In Time (Whitney Houston), Another Day in Paradise (Phil Collins), We Don't Need Another Hero (Tina Turner), The Best (Tina Turner), Rhythm Nation (Janet Jackson), Tell it to My Heart (Taylor Dayne), Do You Really Want to Hurt Me (Culture Club), If I Could Turn Back Time (Cher)
Also Thriller (Michael Jackson), Jump (Van Halen), Islands in the Stream (Dolly Parton), Kiss (Prince) and many more. Too much quality for twelve songs each year!
Not michael only! There are other great artists too. Madonna,Prince,Elton John,QUEEN(Freddie Mercury),John Lennon,Aretha Franklin,George Michael,Bon Jovi,A-ha,Barbra Streisand and etc.They dominated together
@@frombaku9419 but how come none of those names you mentioned have been referred to as the greatest artist of all time by the people who listen to the music
The 80s is the golden era of music, its the time where music depth, artistry and creativeness reach the peak, it’s the only time the king, queen, prince and princess of music co-existed together in the same timeline
Since 1979 through 1991 I was a Billboard Hot 100 freak. I had a notebook in which I pointed down week by week the ups and downs of the ranking. I couldn't identify of this list Apr and May 81, nor Apr 82 and Aug 88. There were then more popular songs. All the rest of songs chosen are perfect! Made me go back in time as I recall the month by month sequence as shown here. My favorite 80s years are 83 and 86. Congratulations and thank you for this video.
The 80's make me nostalgic and that I did not live my youth in that decade. That decade is defined by two names: Madonna & Michael Jackson. The best pop artists that have existed on the planet. Long live the Queen and King of Pop !
In case you're one of those people wondering why the 80's is considered by most to be the best musical decade ever (in my opinion it even represents the pinnacle of humanity as such): here's why!
The underground music in the late 80s and Late 70s, probably were the best but many of the top pop songs of the 80s were similar or identical to each other. For me the best decades in terms of music were 70s and the 90s.
I'm just finding your videos. (And loving that you made a playlist on Spotify for these decade retrospectives.) Being a lover of music from over many decades. Being an 80s child. What you do is amazing. The music nerd in me is so happy.
You just knew when Billie Jean came it would immediately become incredibly popular, the song sounded so futuristic and danceable that it had to top the charts! It had a unique bassline and rhythm which was timeless and sounds fresh even today!
I have heard 90% of these multiple times. It clearly shows the importance of the 80's music for me. My happy moment here however was to actually see Enya in the final stages of the 80's. Many hours of my life has been dedicated to listening to her. Great list! Great decade!
@Giant cock owner I think 32 people already would disagree with you!!! And what a great handle you have…..I’m going to change mine to foot long fella! Lol
It's interesting that most of these songs are pop favorites that are still being played regularly on radio stations today. Current pop music is mostly forgotten about before the song is even over.
nah, it's just the good songs that actually stick with people. It seems like most of the songs now are forgotten a month after release but it was just like that in the 80s. It's just the good special songs that people will remember.
¡Qué afortunados somos los que vivimos en la época de los 80's!, la música era maravillosa y nunca morirá, la prueba es este maravilloso video que siempre nos la recordará. ❤❤❤
I wouldn't call Freddie Mercury a legend if the 80s. By 1981, they were entering their decline. If not for the Live Aid performance, which rejuvenated rheir career a little, they would have been forgotten during the 80s altogether. Their last really good album was The Game from 1980.
It's so sad how the amount of variety one single year in the decade of the 1980s had in hit songs is bigger than the variety of hit songs during these last 3 years.
@@Emi_sadvibes not just michael, Madonna,Prince,Elton John,QUEEN(Freddie Mercury),John Lennon,Aretha Franklin,George Michael,Bon Jovi,A-ha,Barbra Streisand and etc. dominated together
Some of these songs were so overplayed on the radio that I still can't get them out of my head. Karma Chameleon, Sweet Dreams, Celebration, Careless Whisper, etc....
@@rumblebird9888 that wud hve been awesome especially the long questions and i think it's a gr8 idea 4 future generations turn your homewrk into a song then you'll remember it better lol
🎉 Totally retro greetings from coastal Mississippi. Excellent countdown. I know every song, which invokes memories and its history. I was in highschool in the early 80's. What a great decade to be a teenager. Who would have thought that l would met a lot of these singers in the 2000's❤😂🎉
I'm not a native English speaker, and for most of my life before creating this channel, I didn't care about the lyrics in the music I listened to. But song lyrics have been slowly adding to the destruction of our society for decades. The fact that a bad idea sounds musically pleasing doesn't make it a good idea. Addictions, crime, promiscuity, divorces, revenge, telling lies, cursing, swearing, hating, making idols, taking lives before birth, and many other destructive behaviors have been spread and normalized for years through most of the things we consider entertaining. Be careful of the messages you let into your life.
Some people need to know that there is scientific proof that God exists. Everything that you see around you, at some point was not there, right? And nothing appears by itself. It is scientifically impossible for anything to just start existing. Think about this for a moment: if there was ever a time in the past when there was absolutely nothing, wouldn’t there still be absolutely nothing? It is wise to admit that something or someone must have always existed and therefore caused the existence of everything else. That’s the meaning of eternal. The Bible says that God is eternal and He gives us eternal life when we are reconciled with Him through faith in Jesus Christ and repentance. Now, why should you believe the Bible?
Here’s only one of the reasons. According to the Bible, there were about 4000 years between Adam and Jesus Christ, and there have been around 2000 years since Jesus died and rose from the dead. Why should people believe that Adam was the first human being, that Jesus rose from the dead, and just the Bible in general? Well, when you add 4000 plus 2000, that makes up for about 6000 years of human history according to the Bible. Feel free to look this up online or anywhere you prefer: no one has ever been able to prove and no one can prove that there was life on earth 7000 years ago.
It’s good to know these things, but what’s really important is where you will spend eternity. Some people have been able to explain it better than I can, so I will just cite one of the clearest presentations of the gospel I have ever read, published by Living Waters in the Million Dollar Bill:
THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION: Will you go to Heaven when you die? Have you lied, stolen, used God’s name in vain, or lusted (which Jesus said was adultery, Matthew 5:28)? If so, God sees you as a liar, thief, blasphemous, and adulterer at heart. If you die in your sins, you will end up in a terrible place called Hell. But there’s good news. Though we broke God’s Law, Jesus paid the fine by dying on the cross: “God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life” (John 3:16). Then Jesus rose from the dead and was seen by hundreds (it’s no fairytale). He fulfilled all the prophecies of the promised Savior. Please, today, repent and trust Jesus, and God will forgive you and grant you the gift of eternal life (Ephesians 2:8-9). Then, to show your gratitude, read the Bible daily and obey it, join a Christian church, and be baptized. Visit NeedGod.com and LivingWaters.com
awesome ❤artist knows great music 🎶 animations
no, shut, you aint sang these songs
Can you do the third most popular song each month of the 70s 80s 90s 00s and since January 2010
Imagine living in a time when you get monthly songs by artists like Michael Jackson, Queen, Pink Floyd... That's like a dream
Great artists inspired by that era… we the people define each era. We can do better...
I don't need to imagine. I was living in that great time 😛
And the time when internet doesn't matter
@@dndhndn nor the mobile phones. We we’re focused to have fun with our friends and even people around us that we didn’t actually know but socialized effortsly
Agreed, just the first moths of 1980 had Michael Jackson, Queen, Paul McCartney, John Lennon and Pink Floyd! almost nothing.
The fact that most of the songs are recognizable even tho i wasn't born in the 80s...
That is because of your parents
@@MortanAMrk no, my parents don't listen to much music, english at last
Yes me too xD
Just shows how media can't stop milking the decade
@@TheHaiko99 as they should
Ok, but where's Thriller??
By the time Thriller came out as a single it was long after everyone had already bought the album so it 'only' reached number 4 which is still bloody good for a song people already owned. :P
@@carn9507 👌
I was honestly very surprised that I didn't see thriller
Omg! Hi Ricardo! Love your videos!
@@Calli_mjEditzz Thank you! ;)
The mere fact that 90% of these songs are still recognizable today only proves that the 1980's is the most iconic decade in music.
it truly is one of the best decade for music especially pop and rock musics.. i hope that golden era can return once more in the future
So glad I saw most of these 80s songs as a kid and remember them like yesterday.🕘🎤🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸🥁🔥
I would say both the 70's and 80's set the bar for pop and rock music!
I wonder if these are recognizable to today's K-pop-loving crowd. They may not even recognize these as music.
@@seenuhello1That’s just sad. This is true music right here. They would definitely recognize most of these just because of how huge they are but they would probably just shrug it off (smh).
Imagine growing up listening to iconic songs being released like it was nothing. A good 95 of these songs are still being played and stand the test of time
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Born 1981... I was lucky... now we get neverending generic shite.
Right! And the follow-up 1990s video is kinda good too, but is is all downhill from there. Like, visibly.
Exactly
@@guyverjedi you're fucking lucky. I was born in 2007. Sadly this is the generation in which singers get popularity for dancing half-nude.
I can see why a lot of people speak dearly about 80s music as the songs were characterized more by the vocals and lyrics.
And synth keyboards & samplers
I suggest you 70's which had a wider range to me (ps : forget about disco which is not 70's only style, maybe its poorer). Plus I wished some U2 or Depeche Mode song to uplift this 80's compilation
as time goes on music will get worse because of one simple fact everything that is close to sounding new cant be repeated without being a copy. the more abstract the worse itll sound, but with each generation being tribal they will call their generation great even though it sucks harder every generation. thats in general of course their will always be gems
@@matthewwilliams9200 shit of music industry. Its like a câncer every year..
pop culture then was more intelligent. No Reality Shows to lower the IQ of the masses.
Just proves how huge the 80's hits are. And many of the artists here are heavily influenced by The Beatles.
Once Madonna appears in the 80's she starts to take command of the charts.
I hear you on Madonna. She reinvented herself for decades. Like Bowie. But what about Michael?! Greatest pop artist of all time imo
@@FormTrends yes so true mj beats all other little artist
I can't pick one that "heavily influenced by The Beatles".. maybe you can help.
Yeah The Beatles were the greatest band and most influential of all time.
@@swarajsalunkhe5191 No. Maybe the greatest boy band but definitely not "greatest band" neither "most influential".
4:12 Michael Jackson - Billy Jean
4:24 Michael Jackson - Beat It
5:41 Lionel Richie - Hello
5:59 Ray Parker Jr. - Ghost Busters (Iconic Theme Song)
7:09 Bryan Adams - Heaven
8:54 Europe - The Final Countdown
9:06 Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer
9:56 Michael Jackson - Bad
11:32 Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal
12:25 Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting (Ocean Apart)
12:37 Roxette - Listen To Your Heart
These I'm Looking For 😄
You know what I love? Amazing artists like Madonna, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Phil Collins, Tina Turner, Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams did NOT stop in the 80's. They ruled in the 90's too. Bon Jovi and Madonna were huge in the 2000's as well
We gonna mention U2?
and Roxette
They all stayed in that decade except Jackson, Madonna and Whitney
Madonna started to decline a bit for me in the late mid 90s
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Possibly the most elaborately disguised Rick Roll I've ever seen.
hhhahahah
Dont say your being rickrolled, were just listening to a good song
... yeah, I really didn't see it coming until it got me.... ;)
@@TheChopmama Yeah exactly. It might be rickroll but I am actually happy to get rickrolles anytime. Don't know why people cry about listening to a good song.
Yep.
What a great opening.. Michael Jackson literally opens his decade.
opened and ended. He really had no rival at least in the 80's era. In my opinion nobody came close to him.
I was surprised to see him soo early then i remember he released off the wall in 1979
Technically (yes I am that guy), 1980 closes the '70s and 1981 opens the '80s
Yeah, legend 👑
madonna and george michael has more hits
What an era for music! Everyone of them an absolute classic. I miss the 80s so much, I'd go back in a heartbeat.
I feel the same for the 70s im 63
I don't think that there will be a greater decade in music than the 80's. The decade was pure gold in music.👍👍👍
It certainly startyed well, but this vidoe suggests to me that it all went to shit in the end.
Nia tiro
@@lemmykillmester5602 Haha ni chiah. Tunlai hla chu engmah an nilo anni nen tehkhin chuan.
@@randylalrinsanga3078 the weekend hian 80s music a copy nasa ka ti
@@lemmykillmester5602 Nia tlem chuan an copy vein ka hria.
The 80s, culturally probably the most colorful and diverse decade.
I deny. The most artistic, creative and colorful time in popular music were the 60ies and early 70ies.
60s, 70s, 80s and 90s ❤️
@@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190 mmmm dipende dove vivevi e il progresso culturale che c'era in ogni singolo paese
Not on the evidence of these clips
90s were very strong too. A lot of different genres in the charts unlike today.
So many memories here 😇
yes :c
Hell yeah
What the fuck is a memory?
Sahir Ali Bagga here 🤣🤣🤣🔥
Ji bhai..
Wow.. Michael Jackson, Queen, Jeorge Michael, Modona, Prince.. you could get those songs at the same Era.. OMG
Not gonna lie, I knew 80s music was banging, but I didn't know all these hits came back to back rapid fire, the 80s literally had no down time in terms of music, you had a hit every new month.
The amazing part is that you could repeat this list with all of the #2 hits from each month instead, or even the #3 hits and it would still be a fantastic list.
@@DavidRox71 The difference now is that these musicians actually had to be musically inclined before they became stars. Now you can be a personality and get a record deal having no real musical talent other than your name recognition. See: Mumble Rap
@@poolhall9632
did well from Brazil
@@DavidRox71 that's an excellent point!!
0:21: I thought it was Elvis Presley's official song... 😯😯😊😊🥰🥰🤗🤗
I wasn't even alive in the 80s, I was born in 2000, but my parents (mainly dad) raised me on 80s music and it makes me so nostalgic
Me too
Same w me
Me too
Me too
I'm so grateful for that
@Kayla Turd I love 80s music but I was also born in early 2000s
Rest In Peace Michael Jackson, Freddy Mercury, George Michaels, Whitney Houston, Prince and any others I may have forgotten. Thank you for the music
@The Wild not true.
@@dave4342 I’m just going to watch to see how this turns out
@The Wild I knew there was something off about Prince!
John Lennon and George Harrison!
David Bowie, John Lennon, George Harrison, Roxxete, etc
When Tainted Love came on, I remember riding in the car with my mom and that song came on the radio. She said, "These are my teenage years, right here." I'm making it my goal to learn lots about 70's through 90's music, because my parents grew up with it, I think my parents are amazing people, and I love the sound of these 🥰
Those years are a gold mine for great music. I'm a child of the 80s, so maybe I'm a little biased towards that music. But I notice this with my millennial nephews and nieces as well: they listen to modern stuff, sure... but the 70s and 80s hits is what gets added to their playlists.
I think the saddest thing about this video is how diverse the genres were. I mean damn you're getting rock, R and B, disco, soul. A lot of people like saying they don't make music like this anymore. But they really don't.
I too think that the very best thing about 80s music is not only that almost every genre was mainstream but that evey genre was good. Rock was good, pop was good, punk, reggae...Like, even clasical and experimental music like Vangelis or Ennio's stuff was great.
@@missnoneofyourbusiness there's a guy on here, Rick beato. I'm not sure if you're a musician but whether or not you should be able to enjoy his videos. he likes going into mainstream music and showing how unapologetically basic it is. I recommend his "what makes this song great" series. Dude has class.
@@ecmproductions11 I'm a failed musician and it seems that channel is right on my alley.Thank you!
@@missnoneofyourbusiness you and I both. Glad to help.
So damn true!
The fact that I knew most of these songs and I was not even born when they came out, speaks volumes to the level of artistry these individuals possess. These songs are so timeless. When music was still considered music. 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
I agree im 13 and i know most of them as well
The fact that I was not even born in the 80s and know roughly 90% of this songs is fascinating!
@Mr Old School I’m also 29, I like some of the stuff I hear on radio nowadays but the fact that back then sounds where so different between them makes it more memorable.
In the meantime now everything kind off sounds the same across the music industry.
La verdad es que la elección es difícil
Por que todas son súper buenas
Pero me quedo con cindy luper y .Quinn madona
Stations like greatest hits plays 80s and 90s songs all day.
Grew up with 80s too despite being born decades later. Honestly, which songs of today will have the same amount of cultural impact in the decades to come.
For sure
The lirics, the music, the clothes, the videos...pure genuine creativity...the performers...high quality...
Ah, the days when MTV was actually Music Television. This was also the era when cable became the dominant way of receiving television programming.
yeah, I miss the days of 10:29 that's such a hit from Michael Jordan
miss the old Mtv
So true
Now it's all Moron TV
As someone who grew up in 2000s and 2010s even I can say the 80s is the best era of music because of how iconic and memorable these songs are. They inspire future artists to make music.
Вообще то и потом была классная музыка, но такого количества и такого качества и за такой короткий промежуток времени не было никогда.
There also seems to be more variety playing in the 80s. Nowadays the top 40 sounds so similar to one another.
an era of 1K... now 8K
What Ever Costs ! 80s İts Golden And Diamonds Years And Era Ever. ! +1 Legendlys ReBorns İn 2000s And 2010s And Presents İn bad times in 2020s Still Listing Presents Todays ! +1 Live Forever ! +1
70s is better just for Led Zeppelin if not anything else. 80s got quite derivative.
imagine an entire decade where you get a certified banger every month. damn, the 80s was awesome
imagine a decade where you have full access 24/7 to basically all music ever released... ahh wait.
I gotta go with the first guy...to have these come out as new every month, where the artist is young and it matches the era you're living in..it's pretty mind boggling to see all of this in video like this.
What I like is that most songs have lyrics, most artists know how to sing and are actually joyful. Except for March 1988, that month was the biggest joke :p
@@elsephiroth666 hey now dont december 1989 us
@@feltbeatz Imagine people having full access 24/7 to basically all music ever released yet most of the views are for those that came out in the 2010s.
A beautiful trip down a magical memory lane. Thank you.
Now we understand why 80s had the best era in music.
Definitely !
It was an ideological war
Yes, and this is only English songs. In Europe the 80s had also many masterpieces, I know particularly in France since I'm French. Probably more parts of the world too.
2010s decade >>
@@jh1987 Lol, certainly not.
When I'm making these videos, I understand why nobody has made them before. Choosing one song for each month from a time I wasn't even born is a real challenge, and many times the result is not very accurate. Facing copyright claims is another big downer, but I like doing this to discover good songs and share them with all of you 🤓
Well done on your great efforts and I grew up in the 80s and Madonna songs were hugely successful worldwide and I am sure Material Girl, Open Your Heart, Whos That Girl and Cherish should be in the list cos these songs top the Global Chart countdown show.
Well we really appreciate it!!! It’s so interesting to see the top songs or the type of music popular when you’re born
Nice job...at first i was surprised that there weren't songs that took multiple months...makes sense what you did. Thanks! Do you have one for the 70s in the works?
I am Brazilian, it’s 1 am and i was on youtube when i clicked in something, in english, like a “top videos of the moments”. The youtube sugested your video. Congrats, bro! I was born in 96 and for me it's like i miss something i've never experienced
Good
When you're feeling nostalgic for time that you haven't even lived through, the songs and the vibes are just magical...😻
Thats so weird. Feeling nostalgic for a time I havent even lived xD
The funny thing is you could pull an alternative song for each month and still get a list chock full of classic recognisable hits.
@@zweinvb1696 Your past life lived through that time.
Fr
I grew up in the 80's as a teenager. And I remember all the songs that was played on this list. At school we had dance nights 4 times a year and we sing and dance to these songs and others. They were the good old days.
you're lucky to get those days
really cool how you can hear the disco slipping away in the first few years, then around 88 you start hearing those quintessential 90s sounds creeping in
The first two years were the best. Lol
I really like the first few years, I would even consider it to be better than the last few. 😂
With 84’-85’ being the quintessential 80s sound
@@sneakyjackson5271 I’d probably say 84-87
every decade is like that
0:00 Start
0:05 - Michel Jackson :- Rock With You
0:12 - Queen :- Crazy Little Thing Called Love
0:18 - Pink Floyd :- Another Brick In The Wall, PT. 2
0:24 - Blondie :- Call Me
0:31 - Paul Mccartney :- Coming Up
0:38 - Lipps Inc :- FunkyTown
0:43 - Olivia Newton-Jhon & Electric Light Orchestra :- Xanadu
0:50 - ABBA :- The Winner Takes It All
0:57 - Diana Rose :- Upside Down
1:03 - Queen :- Another One Bites The Dust
1:10 - Barbra Streisand :- Woman In Love
1:17 - ABBA :- Super Trouper
1:24 - Jhon Lennon :- (Just Like) Starting Over
1:30 - Kool & The Gang :- Celebration
1:36 - Jhon Lennon :- Woman
1:42 - Joe Dolce :- Shaddap You Face
1:50 - Bucks Fizz :- Making Your Mind Up
1:56 - Kim Carnes :- Bette Davis Eyes
2:03 - Stars on 45 :- Stars on 45
2:09 - Soft Cell :- Tainted Love
2:16 - Diana Rose & Lionel Richie
2:22 - Electric Light Orchestra :- Hold On Tight
2:28 - The Police :- Every Little Thing She Dose Is Magic
2:34 - Olivia Newtonjohn :- Physical
2:40 - Earth Wind & Fire :- Let's Groove
2:47 - The J. Gells Band :- Centerfold
2:53 - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts :- I Love Rock 'N Roll
2:59 - Shaking Stevens - Oh Julie
3:06 - Paul Mccartney & Stevie Wonder - Ebony and Ivory
3:12 - The Human League - Don't You Want Me
3:19 - TOTO - Rosanna
3:25 - Survivor - Eye of The Tiger
3:31 - Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra
3:38 - Men At Work - Down Under
3:45 - Dexys Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen
3:51 - F R David - Words
3:58 - Hall & Qates - Maneater
4:05 - TOT - Africa
4:12 - Michel Jackson - Bille Jean
4:17 - NENA - 99Luftballons
4:23 - Michel Jackson - Beat It
4:30 - David Bowie - Let's Dance
4:35 - Irene Cara - Flashdance... What a Feeling
4:42 - The Police - Every Breath You Take
4:49 - Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
4:55 - Bonney Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Hearts
5:01 - Billy Joei - Uptown Girl
5:07 - Lionel Richie - All Night Long
5:14 - Paul Mccartney & Michel Jackson :- Say Say Say
5:20 - Culture Club - Karma Chameleon
5:27 - Cyndi Lauper - Girl Just Want To Want To Have Fun
5:34 - Phil Collns - Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)
5:41 - Lionel Richie :- Hello
5:47 - Cyndi Lauper :- Time After Time
5:54 - Prince & The Revolution :- When Doves Cry
6:00 - Ray Parker JR :- Ghostbusters
6:06 - Tina Turner :- What's Love Got To Do With It
6:11 - Stevie Wonder :- I Just Called To Say I Love You
6:17 - Wham :- Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go
6:23 - Madonna :- Like A Virgin
6:30 - George Michel :- Careless Whisper
6:36 - Foreigner :- I Want To Know What Love Is
6:44 - Philip Bailey & Phil Collins :- Easy Lover
6:50 - Usa For Africa :- We Are The World
6:57 - Madonna :- Crazy For You
7:03 - Tears For Fears :- Everybody Wants To Rule The World
7:10 - Bryan Adams :- Hevens
7:16 - Tears For Fears :- Shout
7:23 - David Bowie & Mick Jagger :- Dancing In The Street
7:30 - Madonna :- Into The Groove
7:36 - A-HA :- Take On Me
7:42 - Lionel Richie :- Say You, Say Me
7:47 - Dionne Warwick FT. Elton John, Gladys Knight & Stevie Wonder :- Thats What Friends Are For
7:53 - Whitney Houston :- How Will I Know
7:59 - Billy Ocean :- When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going
8:06 - Falco :- Rock Me Amadeus
8:11 - Pet Shop Boys :- West End Girls
8:19 - Whitney Houston :- Greatest Love For All
8:26 - Peter Cabriel :- Sledgehammer
8:31 - Madonna :- Papa Don't Preach
8:37 - Bananarama :- Venus
8:44 - Chris De Burgh :- The Lady In Red
8:49 - Berlin :- Take My Breath Away
8:54 - Europe :- The Final Countdown
9:00 - The Bangles :- Walk Like An Egyptian
9:06 - Bon Jovi :- Livin' On A Prayer
9:12 - Aretha Frankln & George Michel :- I Knew You Wear Waiting (For Me)
9:18 - Starship :- Nothing Gonna Stop Us Now
9:25 - Cutting Crew :- (I Just) Died In Your Arms
9:31 - Madonna :- La Isla Bonita
9:38 - Whitney Houston :- I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)
9:43 - Michel Jackson & Siedah Garrett :- I Just Cant Stop Loving You
9:50 - Los Lobos :- La Bamba
9:56 - Michel Jackson :- Bad
10:03 - Tiffany :- I Think We're Alone now
10:10 - George Michel :- Faith
10:16 - Pet Shop Boys :- Always On My Mind
10:20 - Belinda Carlise :- Heven Is A Place On Earth
10:28 - Rick Astley :- Never Gona Give You Up
10:35 - Kylie Minogue :- I Should Be So Lucky
10:41 - Billy Oceans :- Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car
10:48 - George Michel :- One More Try
10:54 - Glenn Medeiros :- Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You
11:00 - Yazz :- The Only Way Is Up
11:07 - Phil Collins :- A Groovy Kind Of Love
11:13 - Enya :- Orinoco Flow
11:20 - Milli Vanilli :- Girl You Know It's True
11:25 - Bobby Mcferrin :- Don't Worry, Be Happy
11:33 - Michel Jackson :- Smooth Criminal
11:39 - Paula Abdul :- Straight Up
11:45 - Mike + The Mechanivs :- The Living Years
11:52 - The Bangles :- Eternal Flame
11:59 - Madonna :- Like A Prayer
12:06 - Roxette :- The Look
12:13 - Madonna :- Express Yourself
12:19 - Prince :- Batdanve
12:25 - Richard Marx :- Right Here Writing
12:32 - Kaoma :- Lambada
12:38 - Roxette :- Listen To Your Heart
12:44 - Billy Joei :- We Didn't Start The Fire
12:50 - The End
WOW!
Good work @SNNDS thank you!
@@PMunkS ur welcome
Wow Nice Thank You
Thank you. 👍💪
What a fucking era. Pure music and nothing else.
Hoppe approves of this list.
also pure cocaine
@@RashidAli-hw6cp yes definetly pure cocaine
@@Neil-ht8fv So yeah, someone that didn't lived any of those eras probably has a more valuable opinion about it than you. I was born 2002, and i tell you, late 60's to mid 70's were better by F U C K I N G M I L E S. A lot of the 80's started to sound all very similar.
Black music won!
What an amazing list, and thanks for all your work in compiling it! It is sad to see some of the artist are no longer with us anymore... It is an amazing decade where so many genres were born, and these songs just don't get old 🙂
Who else felt something like a change from the norm whenever Michael Jackson dropped new music? Especially when Bad came on in October 1987, nobody was doing it like that.
When the 80s starts with Coming Up , Starting Over , Woman , Another One Bites The Dust , Crazy Little Thing Called Love , You Know Its the best decade ever
Rock with you too
70s no contest
I agree with you guys so much!!! 😄❤️❤️
@Bravo514..60's and first half of 70's for me!
Fr my favorite artists of all time right there
The 80s is the era of Superstars. I miss Michael, George, Whitney, Freddie, Prince.... There is something about them, the unshakeable superstar aura.
those who we always expected to do a better job than their previous. Always evolving and being big
Ong👏🏽
I miss Petty and Bowie
Laura Branigan has some great hits too. She has since passed away. My favorite song of hers is "self-control."
@The Wild the lies
The best era! I was a teenager in the 80’s and this bought back so many memories! Thank you!
The period between 1983 and 1985 is one of the greatest in music history, so many iconic songs in a row
A lot of the 1982 songs also fit in here
1962 to 1985 was the classic period. From 1986 it went downhill.
@@napalm5 1955 to 2000 was great overall.
1981-1983 for me...
I like 80s music but the best music era for my personally was 2007-2017
RIP to Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston vocal legends and beautiful angels
And George Michael
I miss Freddie Mercury the most.
And the lead singer of Roxette too
@@jasonkohlmeier6707 same
@@jasonkohlmeier6707 same
Micheal and Madonna dominated the 80s. The King and Queen of Pop.
*Michael
Yup
Undeniable!!
Well ok...normally I'd only accept the title of Queen if the one and only King of Pop was married but yes she was that big behind him. She came close to his popularity at some point without reaching it , but close enough.
@@jay4you853 a Queen doesn't need to be married to be Queen
Micheal Jackson, Madonna, Prince, Whitney Houston., Police, and Bryan Adams for sure..
Oh Bruce Springstein. ??
Get into the Grove was always my favorite song for years..
Everybreath you take and Total Eclipse of the heart... oh my
Wow, the 80’s, hit after hit. Incredible era!
Makes you realise how forgettable the current era of music is in comparison
I fully agree with you, best years of pop music were between 1975-1995
@@ondrejhavlik7561 in terms of music in general it’s 1960’ to the 1990’s since then the music/songs are that good.
the 70s is music at it's peak though.
Music rn is FUCKED
Every month in the 80s a classic hit was born. Astonishing!
And there were many, many more spectacular songs that didn't even make it on the list. Music these days just churns, it's so rare when something even stands out let alone is memorable.
Ok what about 60s or 70s?
@@jaxr2958 Everything is high-volume, low-quality now. Music, appliances, automobiles, food, clothing, etc.
Except the one with Jagger and Bowie. :D
Yep, "Shaddap Your Face" will always be a timeless classic!
Freddie and Michel are those who I love the most❤️
I also love them the most ❤
Phil Collins>>>
@@ademirsupremo9880 Phil is Goated aswell
Back in 80s: Its just monthly popular songs
Now: Every song is legendary classic!!!
The 80’s were really one of the best musical ages, for real
holy shit, this is accurate proof that the 80's had better music
Clearly someone’s never heard Sabaton
April 1981 was ROUGH my dude.
@@TaGF_Tomcat Sabaton kinda sucks.
Say someone that probably never lived a single day in the 80’s
i WaS bOrN iN tHe WrOnG GeNeRaTiOn😩😩☹☹😔😔
Pretty sure you just like old music and have a taste for it or smthing like that. Not 80s music was better. Everyone has different taste, cant really just project something onto people and expect it conforms with everyone lmao
As a huge listener of rock music, I have no shame in saying that 80's pop was some of the best music ever
What a pansy
No need to address that you’re a rock fan. It’s good to love and appreciate all music genres no matter how different they can be. It’s called good music taste
Not that different either... both are within the same mainstream American pop culture that’s collinear...
Omg, i want to cry,. remembering my childhood grow with these fabolous musician
The 80's was iconic
the 80s ... that was a decade, really at least one new world hit every month that everyone still knows today. compare that with the last 10 years ... the last 10 years have fewer world hits than the whole of 87.
Michael Jackson and Madonna alone had more world hits than the years 2010-2020
So many memories. My little girl at 4 singing along to Upside Down as we all drove down a hill in the USVI to work and school and falling in love when we lived in Chicago’s Lakeview with Madonna’s Like a Virgin at 7!
What a start : Michael Jackson, Queen, Pink Floyd, Blondie and Paul McCartney !
Stevie wonder a genius
I was 16 in 1981 and my first job, always with a radio on in the back ground. It's amazing how songs can take you to a time and place, some happy, others different memories, but those songs up until my mid twenties really tell a story.
Don't forget Sony Walkman
Década de 80 foi uma explosão de hits de sucesso!!! Foi maravilhoso viver esse momento!!
You know the music is great when 30 years or so after it was released can still be included exclusively in your playlist!
Music never ages my dude
I noticed that Michael Jackson and Madonna have had a strong presence through 80s.
They were superb!
King and Queen of Pop
Madonna did not liked Michael tho
@@kaheimsoloman5271 not true, she defended him in 2003 when people were hating on him saying he was misunderstood
It's insane how big an impact these songs have made, even today. I'm from 1999, but my parents were teenagers in the 80's. I decided to test myself, to see how many of these songs I knew by heart - I got 92 out of 120
wow
I was also born 1999
I got 77 out of 120
The decade of music that paved the way for many years changing the music industry making videos with MTV to ballads to bringing genres together changing the world ❤
Memories, memories. I believe 80s was the golden era for music.
i was born and raised in the wrong decade
Disagree but the music was good
And 70s
Better than the garbage mainstream mumble rap radios play alot now
Im a gen Z I can see what your seeing.
*when the decade starts with Michael Jackson, Queen and Pink Floyd, you just know it's music's gotta be lit* 🔥
Don't forget Abba ;D I'm serious, their songs have always been the most evocative for me.
Man, you just said the right same thing I thought, dope
There is something absolutely magical about 80s music. Can't describe what it is. I wasn't even alive back then.
absolutely agree with you
There are so many energetic songs from the 80s.
It was innocent , heartfelt and creative. Music wasn't trying to sell anything other than feelings and energy. 80s music was different because creativity and judgmental attitudes hadn't been so polarizing yet.
@@biffmalibu3733 well, said!
Same
動画を拝見しました。
「アメリカや外国」の良い雰囲気が伝わってくる80年代の素晴らしい曲達だと思います。
好きな時代の洋楽を聴けて良かったと思いました！
This is by far my favorite era in music. Even its bad songs are 100x better than the crap we have these days. So many brilliant artists here. Moreover, many huge hits weren't mentioned too - Summer of 69 (Bryan Adams), Love Is a Battlefield (Pat Benatar), Self Control (Laura Branigan), Live to Tell (Madonna), Material Girl (Madonna), Maria Magdalena (Sandra), Touch Me (Samantha Fox), One Moment In Time (Whitney Houston), Another Day in Paradise (Phil Collins), We Don't Need Another Hero (Tina Turner), The Best (Tina Turner), Rhythm Nation (Janet Jackson), Tell it to My Heart (Taylor Dayne), Do You Really Want to Hurt Me (Culture Club), If I Could Turn Back Time (Cher)
Another Day in Paradise is the first song in the 90s video.
ok boomer
@@oth5secs chill cvck
Also Thriller (Michael Jackson), Jump (Van Halen), Islands in the Stream (Dolly Parton), Kiss (Prince) and many more. Too much quality for twelve songs each year!
@@oth5secs lol
Wow, Michael Jackson absolutely dominated the 80's, and now imagine how much he dominated the 90's as well
FACTS!
Madonna surprised me on this one btw, never knew she was that influent.
Michael goated still...
Not michael only! There are other great artists too. Madonna,Prince,Elton John,QUEEN(Freddie Mercury),John Lennon,Aretha Franklin,George Michael,Bon Jovi,A-ha,Barbra Streisand and etc.They dominated together
@@frombaku9419 but how come none of those names you mentioned have been referred to as the greatest artist of all time by the people who listen to the music
@@pitgroove.37_66 🤣🤣🤣🤣 greatest artist of all time is jacko? Kid I recommend you do research about Music!
I am a 14 yrs boy but love 80s more than today's modern era.
Respect and love queen and Michael
I’m 15 and the same with me but Elton John as well 😉
Hi moonwalkers..
I'm 16 years old...
Me too...
Music is truly the best way to travel through time
My parents say their teenage years felt like an eternity. I just got through ten years of their pop culture in 13 minutes.
@Margareta Holmgren that's the joke
10:28
80s where incredibile, believe me.
In music and cinema...
@@Alessandro-fl6mn no
The 80s is the golden era of music, its the time where music depth, artistry and creativeness reach the peak, it’s the only time the king, queen, prince and princess of music co-existed together in the same timeline
Im guessing the king is MJ who is the queen prince and princess?
@@fran5533 Queen is Queen
Much much prefer the 60's
@@fran5533 prince is prince
First time so early, for me the 80s is the peak of music! The diversity in every genres were real!
No it was 2000’s
@@hermeslein6614 with all the diversity in the 2000's like you said, still can't beat the 80's
I prefer the 70's with Led Zeppelin, Rush, Pink Floyd, etc. but the 80's is my second favorite
how about 1800s 👀
Hermès lien 2000s are ghetto
Astoundingly great decade for music. Thank you.
The change in genres during the 80s was incredible. Everything from post punk to rave music. So many classic tracks that stand the test of time
As someone born in 1991, there’s just no denying that the 1980s was the decade with the best music so far
90s so far
born in 1991 as well. cheers dude we had a great childhood listening to these songs if it wasn't for our parents.
Y esta década pinta para ser igual
@@wirizu Well, it was the last complete decade back then, so it makes sense.
During the 80's it was still important to have some musical talent in order to be a musician.
Since 1979 through 1991 I was a Billboard Hot 100 freak. I had a notebook in which I pointed down week by week the ups and downs of the ranking. I couldn't identify of this list Apr and May 81, nor Apr 82 and Aug 88. There were then more popular songs. All the rest of songs chosen are perfect! Made me go back in time as I recall the month by month sequence as shown here. My favorite 80s years are 83 and 86. Congratulations and thank you for this video.
Madonna and Michael Jackson ruled the 80's.
And Whitney Houston..
@@salyet9076 yes, of course
Rick Astley did :)
@@cayrips I agree. 👏 👏 👏
George Michael too
The 80's make me nostalgic and that I did not live my youth in that decade. That decade is defined by two names: Madonna & Michael Jackson. The best pop artists that have existed on the planet. Long live the Queen and King of Pop !
Even their back-ups....Prince, Whitney Houston, and George Micheal......are better than just about anyone since.
Both are King and Queen of the 80s
Michael Jackson 🤠💪💪 the King of Pop
What about George Michael?
2 names? No it wasn't, you obviously weren't there
In case you're one of those people wondering why the 80's is considered by most to be the best musical decade ever (in my opinion it even represents the pinnacle of humanity as such): here's why!
now we have Regge so according to your logic we are at the decline of humanity as such _(wich i agree)
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Why?
@@brentsteyn6671 Here's why
The underground music in the late 80s and Late 70s, probably were the best but many of the top pop songs of the 80s were similar or identical to each other. For me the best decades in terms of music were 70s and the 90s.
I'm just finding your videos. (And loving that you made a playlist on Spotify for these decade retrospectives.) Being a lover of music from over many decades. Being an 80s child. What you do is amazing. The music nerd in me is so happy.
Same for the 70s
Michael jackson is still a legend even tho he’s not alive god I miss him
10:29 this is the best Michael Jackson's song
People still think he’s alive there is many photos and footage of him alive after 2009
@@arturomancera4765 haha your so funny
@@arturomancera4765 can't believe I fell for it
He Alive
Under Witness Protection by the Military
80s were absolutely blessed with music.
Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Cyndi Lauper.. King y Queens of 80s
Madonna too
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and Madonna
What about MADONNA? She owns the 80's !
Tengo 22 años y amo los 80s, gran video, saludos desde el Perú.
You just knew when Billie Jean came it would immediately become incredibly popular, the song sounded so futuristic and danceable that it had to top the charts! It had a unique bassline and rhythm which was timeless and sounds fresh even today!
Same with smooth criminal and Africa by toto
Indeed. Made menput down the controller of my ps2 and dance to this song . Gta vc good ol days.
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I have heard 90% of these multiple times. It clearly shows the importance of the 80's music for me.
My happy moment here however was to actually see Enya in the final stages of the 80's.
Many hours of my life has been dedicated to listening to her.
Great list! Great decade!
It is blatantly obvious that the 1980s was the best decade for music that was ever produced……..thank you..
70s
@Giant cock owner I think 32 people already would disagree with you!!! And what a great handle you have…..I’m going to change mine to foot long fella! Lol
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I will give you a less controversy statement, music after 2000 is shit, most of the time, there!
70s and 90s.
So many memories here . Década de 80 e suas músicas! Deixou muita saudade!.
Most of these songs are familiar, they never outdated. Some are still played over radio everyday.
Those was the days
??? Radio ??? Who the eff listens to radio anymore ???
Spotify
If so, Please tell me what Station your listening to.
@@Duschbag Spotify is an internet radio app.
It's interesting that most of these songs are pop favorites that are still being played regularly on radio stations today. Current pop music is mostly forgotten about before the song is even over.
I hate the 2010-2020 decade I think it’s the worst decade ever. I was born in 1998
nah, it's just the good songs that actually stick with people. It seems like most of the songs now are forgotten a month after release but it was just like that in the 80s. It's just the good special songs that people will remember.
The music I grew up with. My parents played most of these at home.
Me too!
Yes 👍🏻💕
Same and I’m so happy they did!
Me I am so lucky
¡Qué afortunados somos los que vivimos en la época de los 80's!, la música era maravillosa y nunca morirá, la prueba es este maravilloso video que siempre nos la recordará. ❤❤❤
10:28 So nobody's gonna talk about we just got Rick rolled
Guess not so much genzs here xD
Oh come on the song is a gem I don’t know why Rick didn’t get OBE-ed yet he should get it
Nah. You did. I don't believe in Rick roles.
10:32 is a great part
@@jangustl_wt2358 I smell a child
The four legends of the 80s (Freddie Mercury, MJ, Whitney Houston, Madonna) in the thumbnail. Nice!
+TOTO ofcourse, they not only made their own music they also made music for MJ and Madonna
I hopped more Queen's songs, such as I want to break free, Radio gaga, Under pressure
Nah mercurio en los 70d
QUEEN FOREVER 🥰
I wouldn't call Freddie Mercury a legend if the 80s. By 1981, they were entering their decline. If not for the Live Aid performance, which rejuvenated rheir career a little, they would have been forgotten during the 80s altogether. Their last really good album was The Game from 1980.
It's so sad how the amount of variety one single year in the decade of the 1980s had in hit songs is bigger than the variety of hit songs during these last 3 years.
So grateful to have lived the music of the 60’s 70’s and 80’s 😎👍
Respect to this guy for including so many Michael Jackson songs.
yaaass
@@Emi_sadvibes not just michael, Madonna,Prince,Elton John,QUEEN(Freddie Mercury),John Lennon,Aretha Franklin,George Michael,Bon Jovi,A-ha,Barbra Streisand and etc. dominated together
They all stars signing bright in the skies of the 80s , i real miss the good old days of the 80s/90s the world changed Soo much since those days .
Some of these songs were so overplayed on the radio that I still can't get them out of my head. Karma Chameleon, Sweet Dreams, Celebration, Careless Whisper, etc....
I fully agree. I knew the words to these songs better than my biology homework lol and still do 2 decades later.
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What if your Biology homework was a song?
@@rumblebird9888 that wud hve been awesome especially the long questions and i think it's a gr8 idea 4 future generations turn your homewrk into a song then you'll remember it better lol
🎉 Totally retro greetings from coastal Mississippi. Excellent countdown. I know every song, which invokes memories and its history. I was in highschool in the early 80's. What a great decade to be a teenager. Who would have thought that l would met a lot of these singers in the 2000's❤😂🎉