I really respect Todd for putting himself out there like this. He always wears his heart on his sleeve and picks songs he really enjoys that make others scratch their heads. And really refuses to be binary on artists. He really dislikes Harry but also puts it out there if he enjoys a song from someone he rags on. That’s why his lists always feel so authentic to me.
Yeah I respect that about him too. One thing I notice about Brad is that he tends to fall on consensus a lot of the time, always checking an album’s rating on AOTY and all that. Not that it’s inherently a bad thing but it’s something I’ve noticed
@@ludwigii9329 IMO it’s an age difference thing, not that all younger people are trend chasers/insecure about their opinions but I do think as you get older and wiser you stop caring what people think about you as much. Todd used to be far more sensitive about his best of the year picks, back in the day he would always make self deprecating jokes and apologize for putting Katy Perry on his best list.
@@ludwigii9329 Ye Brad definitely has a small bias towards to what the general consensus is but you can tell when he's actually really passionate about a certain song/album because he'll go past that consensus lol
@@princegobi5992 It’s like that by design, he specifically reviews pop music and only puts pop music hits on these lists, he has a pretty wide range of taste in music but it’s not reflected on these lists because they’re just the hits
Todd has been controversial his whole career, yall werent there in 2010 when he was lambasted on video by all of his peers for putting California Gurls at number 2
Todd is the realest in the game, even if you don't get his taste. I like the self-serious, pretentious music critic types for finding new music too. But Todd is for entertainment, and he doesn't let other people's attitudes taint what he covers and how he covers it. He's also an OG.
Todd's list is great, not necessarily in the sense of what he has chosen on the list, but because it's his own personal list and it doesn't pander to what is 'critically acclaimed'. If one is looking for lists like that then he's not for you. At least there's no one else out there with a list like his, and that's what makes it interesting.
He’s an exceptional writer as well. That’s why I watch him, I don’t much care about what songs he puts on the list, it’s just entertainment. He is very funny, has great control of pacing and puts personal touches in his videos very tactfully.
@@princegobi5992 it's supposed to be a list of hit songs. Not all songs. So obviously they would be from the top charts. Like do you not understand the concept of 'hits' or what
@@princegobi5992 It isn't in the exact same order as the top 40. Its his own order in preference of what he likes. And in terms of TH-cam music critics, it is extremely unique.
Yeah I’m a Todd defender I have so much respect that he just likes what he likes and that’s it. You would never catch me listening to any Sam Hunt but I support him just putting it out there like that
Todd is definitley getting more views than ever. I remember watching him when there were like 3 other people whose channels were about talking about music. Always had some strange opinions, but that's what makes him great.
20:30 I think you’re right. I don’t love “23”, but I do think it inherently hits harder when you’re older. The guy I was 23 with (we actually got married when I was that age) died last year, shortly after turning 53. We split up over 20 years ago, but it hit hard. The song isn’t my thing, but the underlying meaning is *very* different for someone my age than someone your age.
Ever since I saw him put the Chainsmokers' Closer at #1 for 2016, I've never even TRIED predicting what he'd put on his best list. But that's part of what makes them such good videos
I like the reason for choosing Kendrick and Taylor's songs. It wasn't just "this is good" "this is catchy" or "the meaning of this song is cool". It actually was a contextual peak as a story, as he explained for taylor and it's also true for Kenny. Ofc, f the parasocial relationships, but he made the best of them lol
@@Skrogansauce Well, not really. She made up the entire top 2 of his worst list in 2017, so I wouldn't say he's necessarily a fan. He likes a lot of her songs, though.
@@Skrogansauce wouldn't say unapologetic considering he has had harsh criticisms of her. She has been in his worse lists and he is critical of lot of her songs
Todd’s point about country this year is totally true. His first country pick was kinda surprising, his second was fairly consensus, his third was completely surprising.
I always love watching Todd's videos because he seems so much more honest than other critics. He always picks against the curb and argues his corner but never in a hipster-y "my niche pick is better than your popular pick" way. Like, hey, I know this is a weird pick, but it hit me in just the right spot, it meant something to me when I heard it and I want to tell you why. He strays away from "this is genius" and just argues "this sound amazing and that's all I need to tell you".
Honestly I think the song slaps, but only in the context of the show. Without visuals, it just sounds flat and sluggish, I’m pretty much sitting there waiting for J.I.D’s part.
Good point about the worst list being more popular; negativity sells, and when pop music is bad, it is OBVIOUSLY bad. It's not hard to dunk on a track that sucks since everyone pretty much agrees that it sucks. My favorite thing about Todd's best lists is that they feel honest. He steps up to bat for his takes, no matter how unpopular they may be. Of course he takes his fair share of L's, but you have to take a stand in order to take an L. Most reviewers don't dare go that far.
I think its fun seeing peoples different taste in music, which is so subjective. Since music isn't something I have a great technical understanding of I find it interesting to hear different opinions
2010s indie pop rock feels like actual substantial music, like grouplove’s tongue tied, Harry’s new album feels so little genuine and rushed and absolutely no genuine production
I think we're seeing a generational gap here. As a 28 year old, I'm starting to relate a bit more to Todd than Brad even though I like both, and am very out of touch with a lot of pop culture, lmao.
I can see that, Todd is very much an elder Millennial and Brad is very Gen Z. As a more middle Millennial I relate to Todd more although I find Brad helps me understand where the kids these days are coming from
Watching Brad obviously misunderstand something Todd said and then 1 person in chat corrects him but it gets lost in the wave of 500 comments parroting whatever Brad just said really reminded me why I hate twitch so much.
Never knew how much of a fan Todd was of Demondice😅 I mean like… having Demondice comprise the entire top 10 list is pretty crazy🤯 And to have Lukas Graham as one the honorable mentions is cool too😊
I always love Todd’s videos, don’t always agree but makes fantastic videos and he sometimes hits me with some low key zingers jokes and comparisons that have me cracking up
Todd’s best lists are always interesting because he’s great at putting what he likes about the songs he picks into words, which makes it easy to appreciate them even if you wouldn’t be that into them normally. Like for example, I don’t think that Sam Hunt song would make it onto _my_ top ten list of the year, (if I bothered to keep up with new releases enough to make one, lol) but Todd did a good job explaining what appealed to him about the song, that being the wistful and nostalgic tone alongside the groove of the instrumental. And listening for those elements of the song that he put emphasis on for the rest of the segment, I could understand why he’d put it on a list like this. It’s why I wouldn’t really call many of Todd’s choices over the years outright bad/L takes, even with something as infamous as Closer by the Chainsmokers being at #1 on his 2016 list. I know I definitely wouldn’t have chosen that song for my number 1 personally, (I don’t know if it would’ve made my list at all) but Todd definitely sold me on it as, at the very least, being an interesting song that captured a particular moment in time, even if he didn’t necessarily sell me on it being a great song, and that was enough for me to go “Yeah, I can see why that’d be on here.”
I, for one, completely agree with his top spot The first time I heard it I felt this sinking feeling in my chest, the kind of "oh this song is ROUGH" feeling that you get from songs like Everything in its Right Place or Mother Stands for Comfort. The kind of tilted head, left hand over mouth type of song That song is really something special, and actually the second song of hers to top his list (the first being in 2015)
exactly this. i really hated the "it's not that deep!!" reaction because that's really not the point. i don't see anti-hero as taylor trying to be "deep", i see it as her being painfully honest about the things that haunt her. it's refreshing, and for some, it hits pretty close to home. i have a lot of days where i think "i'm getting older but not wiser".
BAHAHAHAHHA AINT NO WAY 💀💀💀💀💀 this is by far the funniest comment I’ve seen defending Taylor Swift. not Radiohead and Kate Bush be fr rn. actually no please don’t be fr
Todd's end lists are the only ones that interest me cause it actually feels like a human made them. Yes he has the hit everyone puts on but he puts ones that you don't expect and don't agree with. Its pretty fucking refreshing when everyone jerks off the same songs and artists each end of year list
Did people think this list was bad? That's kinda baffling to me lmao, the only song I really disagreed with here was 23 lmao cus I can't relate to it at all so it doesn't resonate with me. I do wish Todd tried to stick more to the year end 100, but I also completely understand why he didn't considering there was so many christmas songs and 2021 holdovers.
Tate McRae from the honorable mention list is a nepo baby industry plant who crossed over from a massive TH-cam following into mainstream pop. She’s all over Canadian radio stations bc Canada requires stations play a certain percentage of music from Canadian artists. I kept hearing her on the radio so I had to look it up lol because I also asked who tf that was
I heard the Canadian government is trying to implement a similar law for TH-cam (where the reach of non-Canadian TH-cam channels would essentially be drastically limited, and Canadian channels specifically pushed to Canadian viewers by law). There's a channel I watch called JJ McCullough who covered it and went to some parliamentary hearings trying to fight against it. Pretty interesting.
Todd has made it very clear for years that he loves pop music and country music so his list makes a lot of sense even if I don't agree on most of his list I still respect his list choice
I didn't really get his list when i 1st watched a few days ago but Todd has always been like this, he 100% isn't afraid to put anything if he enjoys it on his list. MGK, Chainsmokers, Sam Hunt etc. I've come more around on it, i think the only really indefensible thing is the Sam Hunt song... especially above the Chris Stapleton song. It's just boyfriend/bro country from Hunt as always. The Harry Styles choice is weird to me if anything from Harry's House would make it Matilda is actually a really nice and sweet ballad, if Matilda counts as a hit then it'd be top 3 on my list but i feel like for his others in top 4 they all valid. Anti-hero especially i've grown to really love, in an album that was incredibly mid for Taylor - especially after Folklore, Evermore and her version of Red.
The Heart Part 5 felt huge and I'm sad it felt like it was thrown by the wayside immediately in terms of the conversation to the point I didn't even consider it for my top songs until it was too late...
I think people started focusing on the minor drama around MMATBS's critical reception. A shame because The Heart Part 5 is imo better than anything on that album
I like that he added both more well known and more obscure songs like if it weren't for this song I would have never discovered f.n.f wich I have been playing a lot recently
I only listen to Brads music. Brad is the only celebrity I recognize. Brad doesn’t know I sneak into his house to steal loose stands of his hair when he’s not around. Brad is love. Brad is life.
Good vid! For the next review, might I suggest Slipknot Self-titled? I know you’ve reacted to We Are Not Your Kind in the past, but classic Slipknot was a different beast. They were unhinged, putting out the craziest, rawest, heaviest music people have heard. Corey Taylor’s vocal work all throughout is like no other, the rage and emotion is unmatched. I personally believe this and Iowa is when the band peaked.Though it’s a little silly at times, Slipknot SF is one of my favorite albums of all time and I’m sure me along with many others would love to see a review. Have a good one, Brad :)
I generally dislike most pop music, but the Harry Styles as it was is the only Harry Styles song that I kind of like. There's something about how the song feels like what it's trying to say.
He's always had an apriciation for country saying he grew up with it especially after the bro country boom of the early 2010s he started to add country a lot more to the best list
i cant make a top 10 favorite HIT songs of 2022, but if i just had to rank my top 10 for songs that released, it would go 10. born yesterday by quadeca 9. let the smokers shine the coupes by pusha t 8. kill bill by sza 7. time glitch by duster 6. father time by kendrick 5. nabokov by fontaines dc 4. kody blu 31 by jid 3. pass the nirvana by pierce the veil 2. the hellfire club by thornhill 1. walkin by denzel curry
The thing I find odd is that the songs from this list I knew about were Bad Habit and the Chris Stapleton one. That's cuz Bad Habit, actually I don't remember how I found out about that song, probably a meme, and my dad is a Chris Stapleton fan. I didn't hear any of the major hits. Which is bizarre cuz when I watch Todd's top ten from like 2015 I remember every song.
@Joseph Wright I assume Febuary 2020. Some1 on IG was asking him for an Asia tour, and he responded, "yall need a coronavirus vaccine that's what yall need"
As It Was is amazing, you are wrong. Otherwise awesome to see someone reacting to Todd, always wondered why One Hit Wonderlands didn't show up on react channels more.
@@NidorinoAlliance I think he had a bigger following in the early 2010s, but he’s an “angry canadian with angry humor” and he does an annual top 10 worst hit songs of the year
Todd always has some wtf pick in his top 10. Sam Hunt definitely the one this year. Kinda disappointed because I usually don’t care for any of his country hits that he puts on, but the Jellyroll and Stapleton songs I actually was surprised to enjoy, and then he puts a kinda gross country song above them. Also As It Was slaps, keep up.
I'm so glad Brad and I have literally the exact same opinion about Enemy. I keep telling people it's the only bad thing about Arcane, I always skipped the intro just because of the song, and I got unbelievably pissed when it started playing in the middle of one of the later episodes and I couldn't just skip it.
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I really respect Todd for putting himself out there like this.
He always wears his heart on his sleeve and picks songs he really enjoys that make others scratch their heads. And really refuses to be binary on artists. He really dislikes Harry but also puts it out there if he enjoys a song from someone he rags on.
That’s why his lists always feel so authentic to me.
Yeah I respect that about him too. One thing I notice about Brad is that he tends to fall on consensus a lot of the time, always checking an album’s rating on AOTY and all that. Not that it’s inherently a bad thing but it’s something I’ve noticed
@@ludwigii9329 IMO it’s an age difference thing, not that all younger people are trend chasers/insecure about their opinions but I do think as you get older and wiser you stop caring what people think about you as much. Todd used to be far more sensitive about his best of the year picks, back in the day he would always make self deprecating jokes and apologize for putting Katy Perry on his best list.
@@ludwigii9329 Ye Brad definitely has a small bias towards to what the general consensus is but you can tell when he's actually really passionate about a certain song/album because he'll go past that consensus lol
That's why Todd is so much better than Brad and his onslaught of mindless chat
@@princegobi5992 It’s like that by design, he specifically reviews pop music and only puts pop music hits on these lists, he has a pretty wide range of taste in music but it’s not reflected on these lists because they’re just the hits
I like how it's almost February and he just now released his top ten best hit songs of 2022, Classic Todd
cdtvproductions type moment
If anything it feels early for Todd...
Todd has been controversial his whole career, yall werent there in 2010 when he was lambasted on video by all of his peers for putting California Gurls at number 2
he put california girls at 2? 😭😭 dangg
he was so right, also Closer at number 1 in 2016 is his best take ever
@@crypticshadows im pretty sure he also put California Gurls in his worst list too lol
Kind of a W ,maybe wouldnt be as high on my list but it would atleast make it
I've always been vaguely aware of his stuff but never really got exposed to him until Brad started popping off
I respect that Todd straight up just chooses the songs he likes
Which is a problem to a lot of people, especially Brad's community since they get offended whenever someone has a different taste than theirs.
@@Kalitayy yeah kinda annoying tbh but I love brads commentary
@@princegobi5992why?
can’t believe kid rock took the #1 spot for the third year in a row, warms my heart
DEETROIT TILL I DIE MOTHAFUCKA
Humanity has some future at all
Todd is the realest in the game, even if you don't get his taste. I like the self-serious, pretentious music critic types for finding new music too. But Todd is for entertainment, and he doesn't let other people's attitudes taint what he covers and how he covers it. He's also an OG.
Todd's list is great, not necessarily in the sense of what he has chosen on the list, but because it's his own personal list and it doesn't pander to what is 'critically acclaimed'. If one is looking for lists like that then he's not for you. At least there's no one else out there with a list like his, and that's what makes it interesting.
He’s an exceptional writer as well. That’s why I watch him, I don’t much care about what songs he puts on the list, it’s just entertainment. He is very funny, has great control of pacing and puts personal touches in his videos very tactfully.
@@princegobi5992 it's supposed to be a list of hit songs. Not all songs. So obviously they would be from the top charts. Like do you not understand the concept of 'hits' or what
@@princegobi5992 It isn't in the exact same order as the top 40. Its his own order in preference of what he likes.
And in terms of TH-cam music critics, it is extremely unique.
Yeah by all metrics that 23 song is creepy as hell and pretty terrible but he liked it and I respect that
Yeah I’m a Todd defender I have so much respect that he just likes what he likes and that’s it. You would never catch me listening to any Sam Hunt but I support him just putting it out there like that
Todd is definitley getting more views than ever. I remember watching him when there were like 3 other people whose channels were about talking about music. Always had some strange opinions, but that's what makes him great.
2023 is gonna be the year of T.I.T.S
@@tyde4610 sometimes i put 'tits' into youtube forgetting that his channels not gonna come up
Man put closer by chain smokers as his number 1 one year. I love his videos but god DAMN he has some weird hot takes
20:30 I think you’re right.
I don’t love “23”, but I do think it inherently hits harder when you’re older. The guy I was 23 with (we actually got married when I was that age) died last year, shortly after turning 53. We split up over 20 years ago, but it hit hard. The song isn’t my thing, but the underlying meaning is *very* different for someone my age than someone your age.
Ever since I saw him put the Chainsmokers' Closer at #1 for 2016, I've never even TRIED predicting what he'd put on his best list. But that's part of what makes them such good videos
"To Pimp a Butterfly: Still Pimpin'" could be my favorite Todd joke
Same. I died when I first watched his video and I died again when I heard it watching this one. 😂
Todd's vast number of Ls is exactly why I love watching him
Finally, someone who has nearly as bad of taste as me
Lmao I love this
I like the reason for choosing Kendrick and Taylor's songs. It wasn't just "this is good" "this is catchy" or "the meaning of this song is cool".
It actually was a contextual peak as a story, as he explained for taylor and it's also true for Kenny.
Ofc, f the parasocial relationships, but he made the best of them lol
Todd's also just a big unapologetic Taylor fan, i am as well - he put her like 3 times on 1 list in a year i think lmao.
@@Skrogansauce Well, not really. She made up the entire top 2 of his worst list in 2017, so I wouldn't say he's necessarily a fan. He likes a lot of her songs, though.
@@Skrogansauce wouldn't say unapologetic considering he has had harsh criticisms of her. She has been in his worse lists and he is critical of lot of her songs
Kenny.
Brad in the Shadows really helping out a small youtubrr is such a brad move.
the true gigabrad
Todd isn't really small he's been popular for years now
@@payt00n that's the joke, pal.
Todd’s point about country this year is totally true. His first country pick was kinda surprising, his second was fairly consensus, his third was completely surprising.
I always love watching Todd's videos because he seems so much more honest than other critics. He always picks against the curb and argues his corner but never in a hipster-y "my niche pick is better than your popular pick" way. Like, hey, I know this is a weird pick, but it hit me in just the right spot, it meant something to me when I heard it and I want to tell you why. He strays away from "this is genius" and just argues "this sound amazing and that's all I need to tell you".
I love how Brad gets his own videos recommended to him by TH-cam
Also 'As It Was' is a certified banger
I literally had the same reaction as Brad when Enemy started playing. Just laughing my ass off
At least he know that it was his most embarrassing fave of the year.
Honestly I think the song slaps, but only in the context of the show. Without visuals, it just sounds flat and sluggish, I’m pretty much sitting there waiting for J.I.D’s part.
jid ate it tho 😕
@@Djitterbug Glad you enjoyed the song! Personally I don't like it, even with the visuals, but I respect other people's tastes
I like how honest Todd is if he says he likes a song i believe it and thats what i look for in a music critic
Good point about the worst list being more popular; negativity sells, and when pop music is bad, it is OBVIOUSLY bad. It's not hard to dunk on a track that sucks since everyone pretty much agrees that it sucks. My favorite thing about Todd's best lists is that they feel honest. He steps up to bat for his takes, no matter how unpopular they may be. Of course he takes his fair share of L's, but you have to take a stand in order to take an L. Most reviewers don't dare go that far.
I think its fun seeing peoples different taste in music, which is so subjective. Since music isn't something I have a great technical understanding of I find it interesting to hear different opinions
The Harry Styles song has the same nostalgia for me as early 2010s Indie rock/pop which I love
Literally discount Alvvays
2010s indie pop rock feels like actual substantial music, like grouplove’s tongue tied, Harry’s new album feels so little genuine and rushed and absolutely no genuine production
@@catsinwonderland7473 I would like to see a one hit wonderland on Grouplove even though I don't see them as such
its so surreal to see brad actually enjoying himself during a video
I think we're seeing a generational gap here. As a 28 year old, I'm starting to relate a bit more to Todd than Brad even though I like both, and am very out of touch with a lot of pop culture, lmao.
I'm 31 and I feel this.
I can see that, Todd is very much an elder Millennial and Brad is very Gen Z. As a more middle Millennial I relate to Todd more although I find Brad helps me understand where the kids these days are coming from
@@KylieWilson Exactly, Brad's my in to what the cool kids are into, so I appreciate him, haha.
Im about Brads age and weirdly relate to Todd a bit more but I have no idea why lol. Im not really mature beyond my years or anything
Watching Brad obviously misunderstand something Todd said and then 1 person in chat corrects him but it gets lost in the wave of 500 comments parroting whatever Brad just said really reminded me why I hate twitch so much.
Never knew how much of a fan Todd was of Demondice😅
I mean like… having Demondice comprise the entire top 10 list is pretty crazy🤯
And to have Lukas Graham as one the honorable mentions is cool too😊
No you’re forgetting number 7 is Mori Calliope
I always love Todd’s videos, don’t always agree but makes fantastic videos and he sometimes hits me with some low key zingers jokes and comparisons that have me cracking up
Todd’s best lists are always interesting because he’s great at putting what he likes about the songs he picks into words, which makes it easy to appreciate them even if you wouldn’t be that into them normally.
Like for example, I don’t think that Sam Hunt song would make it onto _my_ top ten list of the year, (if I bothered to keep up with new releases enough to make one, lol) but Todd did a good job explaining what appealed to him about the song, that being the wistful and nostalgic tone alongside the groove of the instrumental.
And listening for those elements of the song that he put emphasis on for the rest of the segment, I could understand why he’d put it on a list like this.
It’s why I wouldn’t really call many of Todd’s choices over the years outright bad/L takes, even with something as infamous as Closer by the Chainsmokers being at #1 on his 2016 list.
I know I definitely wouldn’t have chosen that song for my number 1 personally, (I don’t know if it would’ve made my list at all) but Todd definitely sold me on it as, at the very least, being an interesting song that captured a particular moment in time, even if he didn’t necessarily sell me on it being a great song, and that was enough for me to go “Yeah, I can see why that’d be on here.”
I, for one, completely agree with his top spot
The first time I heard it I felt this sinking feeling in my chest, the kind of "oh this song is ROUGH" feeling that you get from songs like Everything in its Right Place or Mother Stands for Comfort. The kind of tilted head, left hand over mouth type of song
That song is really something special, and actually the second song of hers to top his list (the first being in 2015)
Shes the new Radiohead
exactly this. i really hated the "it's not that deep!!" reaction because that's really not the point. i don't see anti-hero as taylor trying to be "deep", i see it as her being painfully honest about the things that haunt her. it's refreshing, and for some, it hits pretty close to home. i have a lot of days where i think "i'm getting older but not wiser".
Just relistened to it and yes it is THAT good
Ain't no way bro
BAHAHAHAHHA AINT NO WAY 💀💀💀💀💀 this is by far the funniest comment I’ve seen defending Taylor Swift. not Radiohead and Kate Bush be fr rn. actually no please don’t be fr
Todd's end lists are the only ones that interest me cause it actually feels like a human made them. Yes he has the hit everyone puts on but he puts ones that you don't expect and don't agree with. Its pretty fucking refreshing when everyone jerks off the same songs and artists each end of year list
brads the kind of guy to drop a hilarious video every time he uploads
Brad the type of dude who will be best friends with his own shadow and than name it Todd
Did people think this list was bad?
That's kinda baffling to me lmao, the only song I really disagreed with here was 23 lmao cus I can't relate to it at all so it doesn't resonate with me.
I do wish Todd tried to stick more to the year end 100, but I also completely understand why he didn't considering there was so many christmas songs and 2021 holdovers.
25:47 you must have not seen his 2015 lists i presume, where taylor swift got on both worst (bad blood) and best (wildest dreams, style)
I’m pretty surprised that Joji’s Glimpse of Us didn’t even get to honourable mentions. It hit #8 on the charts.
same
Yeah but it’s also boring as sin
I rarely agree with T.I.T.S., but that makes him so interesting to hear from year over year.
His worst lists are good but he always misses the mark with the best lists
@@Jollyjose251 it’s his opinion though?
god he got really unlucky with that acronym didnt he
@@theverdicts5616 that was absolutely on purpose
Tate McRae from the honorable mention list is a nepo baby industry plant who crossed over from a massive TH-cam following into mainstream pop. She’s all over Canadian radio stations bc Canada requires stations play a certain percentage of music from Canadian artists. I kept hearing her on the radio so I had to look it up lol because I also asked who tf that was
A Canadian TH-camr crossing over into pop stardom? It'll never happen. I hear she's a wife guy too.
He put her in worst last year, so mostly an honorable mention as improving to be budget Olivia Rodrigo lmao.
I heard the Canadian government is trying to implement a similar law for TH-cam (where the reach of non-Canadian TH-cam channels would essentially be drastically limited, and Canadian channels specifically pushed to Canadian viewers by law). There's a channel I watch called JJ McCullough who covered it and went to some parliamentary hearings trying to fight against it. Pretty interesting.
Robin Sparkles vibes
This list was pretty solid. A decent collection of solid songs, and having Son Of A Sinner, Bad Habit, and As It Was is a giant W!
W
As It Was is for people who know nothing about music
@@Jollyjose251 Lmao what does this even mean
I don’t like As It Was bc Harry just kind of rubs me the wrong way for some reason but I agree that this is a pretty good list.
@@base4yrface Ignore The One. He's a piece of human garbage and a troll.
Comment section trying real hard to be Fantano's comment section
He runs the music community pretty much so his comments are everywhere
Todd has made it very clear for years that he loves pop music and country music so his list makes a lot of sense even if I don't agree on most of his list I still respect his list choice
Also Antihero being where he put it is Todd's best take in years
I didn't really get his list when i 1st watched a few days ago but Todd has always been like this, he 100% isn't afraid to put anything if he enjoys it on his list. MGK, Chainsmokers, Sam Hunt etc. I've come more around on it, i think the only really indefensible thing is the Sam Hunt song... especially above the Chris Stapleton song. It's just boyfriend/bro country from Hunt as always.
The Harry Styles choice is weird to me if anything from Harry's House would make it Matilda is actually a really nice and sweet ballad, if Matilda counts as a hit then it'd be top 3 on my list but i feel like for his others in top 4 they all valid. Anti-hero especially i've grown to really love, in an album that was incredibly mid for Taylor - especially after Folklore, Evermore and her version of Red.
No, the indefensible part is FNF. At least 23 is an actual good song.
"Kill Bill" is such an earworm song it drives me crazy. SZA is dope, but that song needs to GET OUTTA MY HEAD.
The Heart Part 5 felt huge and I'm sad it felt like it was thrown by the wayside immediately in terms of the conversation to the point I didn't even consider it for my top songs until it was too late...
I think people started focusing on the minor drama around MMATBS's critical reception. A shame because The Heart Part 5 is imo better than anything on that album
@@treyebillups8602 Lol no. Auntie Diaries is the best song of 2022.
I mean
It’s the songs he likes most
Not the ones that are “critically” the best lol.
DRIVING WITH MY ASS CLOSED
I like that he added both more well known and more obscure songs like if it weren't for this song I would have never discovered f.n.f wich I have been playing a lot recently
todd somehow literally makes songs sound better on this list. like i can go listen to it directly after and somehow it’s not as good
Even though I disagree with some of these picks, Todd is really good at selling songs
honestly anti hero is amazing
I wouldn't call it amazing. Compared to her best tracks in Folklore and Evermore, it's nothing. But still yeah, not too bad
I only listen to Brads music. Brad is the only celebrity I recognize. Brad doesn’t know I sneak into his house to steal loose stands of his hair when he’s not around.
Brad is love.
Brad is life.
brads the kind of guy to kidnap 5 people everytime he uploads
Brad is the kind of guy to suspiciously cause Wall Street to unexpectedly crash.
Real
A new brad taste in music video coming out always makes my day better
Good vid! For the next review, might I suggest Slipknot Self-titled? I know you’ve reacted to We Are Not Your Kind in the past, but classic Slipknot was a different beast. They were unhinged, putting out the craziest, rawest, heaviest music people have heard. Corey Taylor’s vocal work all throughout is like no other, the rage and emotion is unmatched. I personally believe this and Iowa is when the band peaked.Though it’s a little silly at times, Slipknot SF is one of my favorite albums of all time and I’m sure me along with many others would love to see a review. Have a good one, Brad :)
I can't wait to see how Brad reacts to three country songs. And Todd getting progressively more salty and defensive about it.
I generally dislike most pop music, but the Harry Styles as it was is the only Harry Styles song that I kind of like. There's something about how the song feels like what it's trying to say.
the "shoutout to his family" got me dying💀💀
i thought brad was like
at least 27
Haha, same.
can't believe mr. worldwide took up the entire top ten spot
brad chat is so insufferable man lmaooo
Yes, but it's fun to hop in there, be myself, and piss the chat off.
Yeah, I feel like Brad would be better off with not having a chat at all.
omg the chat is infuriating. let Todd have his opinion! why is it so hard to understand that someone has a different opinion than yours?
I know! It's just ridiculous seeing people seethe at the very idea of someone having a different opinion.
@@jeremyusreevu237 man that chat was freaking brain dead
@@princegobi5992I hope you've grown as a person since writing this
Brads chat is sometimes so insanely rude just because someone likes a song that brad doesnt like LMAO
My favorite chat message was someone saying “number 1 is Fish Heads”
Pushin P is so fucking bad that it becomes ironically amazing to listen to, it's not a bad pick for that reason.
it's a fuckin great beat with decent performances, the whole meme is kinda stupid but sonically it's not bad at all
@@loverboyclement6767 Um...yes it is sonically bad.
Pushin P is still better than Unholy and FNF
your videos always make my day! you are awesomr brad
@20:35 oh you poor sweet summer child, I'm 35 and this song makes me openly weep
33:35 Brad audition for the Joker role
anti-hero is a fantastic song
at being basic
I can’t believe this is how I find out we’re the same age. I thought you were like 30 dude
I liked his list
I am just glad country is finally getting some recognition on his lists.
He's always had an apriciation for country saying he grew up with it especially after the bro country boom of the early 2010s he started to add country a lot more to the best list
enemy being jid's ONLY appearance here is the craziest thing i had to experience in a while
i cant make a top 10 favorite HIT songs of 2022, but if i just had to rank my top 10 for songs that released, it would go
10. born yesterday by quadeca
9. let the smokers shine the coupes by pusha t
8. kill bill by sza
7. time glitch by duster
6. father time by kendrick
5. nabokov by fontaines dc
4. kody blu 31 by jid
3. pass the nirvana by pierce the veil
2. the hellfire club by thornhill
1. walkin by denzel curry
I NEED jid to get the heavy mainstream appeal he deserves, he has like 20mil monthly listeners on Spotify but I want him to top the charts
I, for one, am totally a Lizzard
Loved the react! Your chat sucks.
Except for me, right? 🥺
I love "As It Was" when PREP covered it :)
The thing I find odd is that the songs from this list I knew about were Bad Habit and the Chris Stapleton one. That's cuz Bad Habit, actually I don't remember how I found out about that song, probably a meme, and my dad is a Chris Stapleton fan. I didn't hear any of the major hits. Which is bizarre cuz when I watch Todd's top ten from like 2015 I remember every song.
Glimpse of us was a top 10 hit
todd has never missed
Never will either.
With his worst lists
The reason that Todd stays in the shadows, is because if he were to show his face, everyone would recognize him as Jeremy
26:50
Ice Spice jumpscare
2:48 I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed
Where is never enough. Truly the song of 2022
Break my soul goes harder than the top 3 imo Bee's best song in a minute
This has to be a joke
TBF, he did say that his Top 4 are all #1 material.
i'm obsessed with how when todd was comparing lizzo to megan trainor, he just said "when lizzo does ____ she does it better" twice
Talking about Steve Lacy when Zoomers were trying to cancel him was so pathetic and he's ends up winning the entire year.
When and why did they try to cancel him
@Joseph Wright I assume Febuary 2020. Some1 on IG was asking him for an Asia tour, and he responded, "yall need a coronavirus vaccine that's what yall need"
My number 1 would’ve been no stylist by Destroy Lonely!
Based
NGL Todd putting a random Sam Hunt song over The Heart Pt. 5 might be one of his worst takes ever
Chainsmokers number 1 still his worst but that Hunt song over Kendrick and Stapleton bruh
@@Skrogansaucewe can’t forget that chainsmokers pick.
Um...no.
MGK at #2 in 2021 is up there too.
@@lucasgoncalves7774 He put the MGK song at #8. Still a bad take, but at least slightly more defensible
btw, the first big release seems to be Flowers
this comment will likely get lost, but i highly recommend u review lustsickpuppys music, they just dropped a new song and it’s an absolute banger
OH
THE MISSOURI
Ope, lizzo's career died not because of her music or anything lol
brad….is only…22??
No offense to him but he looks like 30+ something
I would have picked "2 Be Loved" over "About Damn Time"
As It Was is amazing, you are wrong. Otherwise awesome to see someone reacting to Todd, always wondered why One Hit Wonderlands didn't show up on react channels more.
i luv todd
I can't lie, I like as it was too
Are you ever going to do ADoseofBuckley's music reviews?
second this! would love to see brad’s thoughts on those
Who?
@@NidorinoAlliance I think he had a bigger following in the early 2010s, but he’s an “angry canadian with angry humor” and he does an annual top 10 worst hit songs of the year
brad i was blown away to find out we the same age WHAT
Todd always has some wtf pick in his top 10. Sam Hunt definitely the one this year. Kinda disappointed because I usually don’t care for any of his country hits that he puts on, but the Jellyroll and Stapleton songs I actually was surprised to enjoy, and then he puts a kinda gross country song above them.
Also As It Was slaps, keep up.
It’s his opinion though
@@thebowiththemost119 yeah and this is just my opinion. You can have opinions on opinions.
Anti-Hero is the best hit single of 2022. It's an incredibly well written and severely depressing song.
26:50 Love seeing Big Baller B with Asian Glow and Sonhos Tomam Conta in the top 10
I'm so glad Brad and I have literally the exact same opinion about Enemy. I keep telling people it's the only bad thing about Arcane, I always skipped the intro just because of the song, and I got unbelievably pissed when it started playing in the middle of one of the later episodes and I couldn't just skip it.
J.I.D. goes surprisingly hard for a guest verse though.