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I miss this era. Music now is boring 😒

oh wild theres ppl who havent experienced bobbin to some popular song as a kid and then growing older and learning the language in that song and then now understanding how its a pretty dirty song lmao

love how this went from the popular music of my early teens, to lil peep, about who my younger cousin exclaimed to me "you dont know who lil peep is????????????????" which, like, really highlights how the longer this video went, the less connection i felt to any of the songs and artists. a favourite of mine that didnt get a mention but easily couldve is Little Mix! Absolute icons, such a constant for me through most of the decade

1:12:08 KERO KERO BONITO GUS MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🔥👏👏

How to be a billion dollar musician in 2025.... 1. compose a catchy tune 2. call yourself "Mr. Goon" 3. make a billion dollars

No matter how many ways I’ve heard people describe it. I will never understand “camp”

MY CULTURE IS NOT HERE TO MAKE FUN Of

2000s music was so much better... Hated 2010s music!!!!

"... and David Guetta is FRENCH" lol

44:06 Up to reputation

This guy is a nerd and has no clue. There,we're no blaqks in New wave. Chic? More like ex punk rock guys who liked kraftwerk, Roxy, human league, the cars, devo, Gary numan, kraftwerks Europe Endless set the tone,.predates moroder

32:32 yeah this is the moment i came here for.

I was lucky enough to be 20 in 1975 with a background of love for The Stooges, MC5 and The Dolls. I went to a poetry reading by a new name poet Patti Smith in St Marks St. She by added a guitarist named Lenny Kaye, I felt a new vibe. Shortly after I saw a photo of a new band featuring Johnny Thunders; The Heartbreaks who I feel was the real info ence on British Punk. CBGB was the next logical step with everyday being a Saturday. are I was most moved by Wire's Punk Flag LP whom I saw live at CBGB and The Cramps that opened the CBGB theater along with the Dead Boys. Let's not forget the 1975 Bronx inspired LP by The Dictators "Go Girl Crazy". It was great while it lasted and I am still spinning early punk and pre punk.

Wasn't Grace Jones found somewhere in America as a 💉 junkie roaming around the streets in some city, there's a video someone posted

34:39 those are REAL artists

Donna Summer mention?

I feel like there’s much more to say about Adele’s 21 and 25. She definitely shown us you don’t need to change yourself to stand out. Her iconic ‘I make music for ears not for eyes.’ Is real. She also make piano ballads to No.1 and stay there for weeks. Of course her album sales and awards are crazy but i feel like her personality is very different from the artists in 2010s.

Adele was everywhere in 2010s. It’s so crazyyyy

Been reading Rip it up and Start again based on your recommendation and have been loving it so far! Even got it for my dad for Christmas! Thanks!!!

love your content!! some of my fav albums have been "i care so much that i dont care at all" by glaive, "how do you sleep at night" by teezo touchdown, and "guts" by olivia rodrigo

SOPHIE's song _Pretending_ is one of my favorite pieces of music. I don't even listen to ambient music that much, but Pretending hits different

I think you’re forgetting that there is a third category that describes many of the bands you’re showing: New Pop. New wave was not all bright and cheery. Culture Club, Duran Duran, ABC, etc. were part of this new pop style.

W wife Video idea

i spent half of my early childhood in mexico and when i moved to the US i couldn’t imagine anyone here listening to music in anything other than english. people wouldn’t let themselves vibe with it. sooo wild seeing some those same people at bad bunny concerts and posting with kali uchi’s songs. thank you daddy yankee and luis fonsi 🫡

Is there anything worse than normies and their NPC musical tastes ?

2017-2019 was absolute garbage musically. Couldn’t listen to pop music at all during this time, was so bad.

2010-2015> 2015-2020

criminal there was no mention of xxxtentacion? juice wrld?

Brian Eno is the father of all indie/alternative subgenres, post-punk, shoegaze, dream pop, new wave...

in fact, brass in pocket was the first #1 of the 80s in the UK

not mentioning thompson twins was weird

bro talked about bananarama and the go go's and didn't mention terry hall who literally boosted both

bro talked about women in new wave and didn't mention kim wilde who literally invented madonna before madonna

Gary Numan's 1980 tour was very advanced for its time, by the way MJ totally copied Adam Ant

The separation you made with the police is strange, they were a VERY versatile group, just like XTC but more commercial I suppose.

bro grace jones is neither african nor american, she is from jamaica

"UK was a really important part of New Wave but I'm American" literally 95% of 80's New Wave bands are from the UK. Bro, I don't care if you're American, don't appropriate things, in the UK new wave was massive already in the 70s, American bands were more successful in the UK than in their own country.

bro even peter murphy knows that the goth aesthetic in rock and punk is dave vanian

bro, no one called goth what is known as goth today in the post-punk era

This is crazy work, incredible video, real journalism, should have a lot more views

I was little for all of this and it's all I listened to. It tickled my autist brain in a good way

That’s interesting, I feel the opposite about bruno mars. I miss the ballad heavy Bruno I think that’s why i like his song Die with a smile so much

more of this please!! this was amazing

Great vídeo

19:32 I hate that it’s true that French people really defined EDM at this time rip Daft Punk oui oui

IDK about your history. To me New Wave had a very specific sound that incorporated elements of punk with keyboards. Bands like Devo, Missing Persons, The Police, Billy Idol, late Gen X, The Cars, The Monks, Talking Heads, BB Gabor, The Payolas, early The Spoons, Tenpole Tudor, Trans X, Tubeway Army (Gary Numan), A Flock of Seagulls, Blue Peter, The Plastics, Peter Schilling, early Adam & the Ants, Tones on Tail, The Vapours, Japan (Quiet Life), Soft Cell ect, ect, What you mostly label as "New Wave" is basically just 80's top 40 pop.

I watched the documentary and I now will not listen to any Country music at all. I really only listened to a few people/bands, but this really angered me. My thought is this = if one person is denied the right to free speech then it endangers everyone's right to free speech.

12:08 it ruined his “reputation” you say?👀

6:58 I remember in elementary school we had a sheet of homework and one of the questions was who was your favorite singer and I wrote Susan Boyle because she sang I dreamed a dream

This is a great summation of new wave. I'm a new subscriber with this video. The other amazing content creator for music is Professor of Rock 💯🤘