Billboard Hot 100 Flashback - May 25, 1991
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- This video presents a flashback to the year 1991 and the 100 biggest songs in America according to Billboard's Hot 100 for the week ending May 21.
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These are the songs I came home to after spending six months in Saudi Arabia.
The fact that I was just about to 'graduate' from 6th grade and move to the high school building during this time REALLY makes me want to cry.
What a week!! Such a mixture of such fantastic and such crappy songs!!! LOL.
Going through your 'hot 100 flashbacks', this is truly the quintissential playlist week it seems. A slew of Hot 100 debuts, artists at their peak, several 1 hit wonders debuting, peaking, a mix of everything you can imagine, just a unique blend.
I loved watching this video. I greatly remember that weekend like it was yesterday. My family and I traveled up to the Poconos that weekend and it became a very enjoyable four day weekend for me.
I grew up with all this smash hits..what a 90s era..loved to be back there..👍💖💿📀🇵🇭
An interesting mix here of "last hurrah of the 80s sound" and "the 90s sounds in its infancy" but not quite there yet. It would be more defined in my opinion by the following year - 1992, and by 93 more of "true 90s". Nonetheless, great memories here and thank you for this awesome video!!
Mariah ❤
YES a flashback top 100🎉😍
Paula song deserves more !!
It reached #1 weeks later
Mariah Carey ❤️
@Starchaser She was at her biggest during this time. Stay mad.
@Starchaser relax, we’re just acknowledging her, there’s tons of other people who commented their favorite singer of the video. Why is it a problem with only her?
@Starchaser Seriously? Nobody’s doing this for attention. People are allowed to praise her as much as they want to. Most of the time it’s just random commenters who happen to listen to her music and show appreciation. You’re acting as if it’s just one big cult praising her. Grow up.
@Starchaser Its not our fault the old fossils can't make a shoutout to their idol. Mariah continues to gain fans decades into her career when most of her contemporaries are settling with their older fanbase. Difference between Mariah and most of the artist on this list is that Mariah has longevity, she remained popular all through the decades, stay mad dahhling.
Cool 😀 I know a lot of these song's.
The greatest years of Muzzique :)))
Love these breakdowns!
In 1991 I turned 22 and I only recognized about 15 of these songs. Even the larger names like Celine Dion, I don’t remember those singles. I re-examined a lot of 70’s music in the 90’s because I was a child in the 70’s and if this music was popular in the early 90’s then that probably had a lot to do with it as well. Sorry! 😳
Ahhhh
Miss Mariah
I miss the moment when she's always be the spotlight on chart.
@@Nature-Remedies23 keep it and zip it for yourself..hope it could entertaint your pathetic habits...
How many of them did people actually know? I mean nowadays the songs that are in the bottom 10 of the charts may be there, but it doesn't essentially mean that we ever heard them. What was the situation before internet?
The lower rungs probably didn’t get the airplay the tracks near the top of the charts got. The Hot 100 depended on both airplay and sales. IIRC the Nielsen Soundscan System had just been introduced for sales at this time.
@@Nature-Remedies23 hater, she sold 200 million records worldwide, not big outside the US my ass. 90% of these artists on this list are obsolete, besides her and other legends. Almost every single female vocalist out their has credited her as and influence, not to mention when Sony had to finalize their payola reports, her name was nowhere to be found. She’s well respected in the industry, 1/3 third of the “Vocal Trinity”. Stop spreading lies.
I was 19 girl in 1991 plus went Las Cruces high school
Period Queen Mariah
Lo máximo, lo disfruto el vídeo.❤👍
This is the closest I'll get to living in 1991. Cool!
Great era
I thought Enigma was only a European thing, but seeing it having peaked at #5 in the United States says something else lol.
I think they peaked higher with Sadness Pt II.
Dyvinils
London Beat
Keedy
Blackbox
Mariah Carey
Roxette
Thanks to.upload
hope you do more of these charts. lovethem.
I adore Enigma - Sadeness Part I ❤️
That was just depressing.
Salt-N-Pepa's "Do You Want Me" broke a record for spending the most number of weeks in the top 40 without making the top 20. It spent 14 weeks in the top 40 and only peaked at #21. Not sure if this record still holds. It was in the top 40 from 5/11-8/10. If you look at the top 100 of 1991 it will look funny as most songs on the list made the top 10 and "Do You Want Me" made the list yet it only peaked at #21.
MrShortWhiteGuy it’s the same with Paula Cole’s “I Don’t Want To Wait”, cuz that peaked at #11 on the weekly chart, but on the year end, it placed at #10, due to it being on the weekly for almost a year without reaching the top ten. Usually songs that break or achieve a certain record will place a high peak on the year end❗️
Circles by Post Malone spend 36 weeks in top 10
because rap was crap to mainstream society the following year when the chronic was released is the start of RAP getting popular in the mainstream
1991 was depressing.
When Music was still in diversity and creative.
Not really
Exactly ...versatility and different taste ...today i still can't understand the crazy obsession with rap.
@@slimboy00000 nowadays it's like 90% rap smh
I disagree. Almost all these songs sound the same. Most of the late 80s/early 90s songs also had horrible drums they sound like they are banging a trash can most of the time. Really not a fan. Losing My Religion by R.E.M. and Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J were the only songs I really liked on this chart.
Cool old songs
Roxette hell yeah
My birthday 19910527
Thank God we had artists like Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson and Whitney Houston to get us through the 80s hangover period. The rest of the music on this list was kind of a bore.
#65, #38, #15
Tantos cantores estranhos, que ate me perco....mas alguns conheço
When 1991 i listen on radio Rick Dees weekly top 40
Back when artists has enough talent not to guest on other people’s songs just to get hot 100 entries
Why the opening song is "where does my heart beat now" from celine dion? I thought this song was on the list 🤔
Celine's song peaked at #2 on the Adult Contemporary charts in 1991 and peaked at #4 on the Billboard 100 in 91
Those 80s hairbands trying to still be relevant lol
Grunge hadn’t quite made its self known in. Early 1991. By the end of the year it established.
@@paulsonj72 Grunge was never really mainstream, it had its own radio stations and charts. So trying to compare it to mainstream rock or pop is just not true to its history and how it was established in pop culture. Same with R&B and Soul, not mainstream genres, just subcultures of certain fads in time.
Roxette ROX!!! ❤️❤️❤️
strange..i dont seemed to recall The Triplets
I think they were a one hit wonder. I do remember the song.
Hi whats the golden disc logo on some songs? Thanks
Maybe a gold record(500K copies sold)
I enjoy the beat enigma part 1
Celine Dion emplacando seus primeiros sucessos em inglês
BP1991-44-30-21-17-15-13-11-3-FIM
Mariah Carey faz sucesso até hoje
People are still having sex!!
Nlj
1991 wasn't that great
The best year of music of all time.
Awful time for the charts
@underzero26 Now is pretty average. It's easily better than the early 90s.
90% of this was forgettable garbage. Unfortunately most of the next 10 years were like this. Mariah Carey has 2 good songs and 50 similar to those 2 but worse.
For those of us growing up in this era, these were certainly NOT 'garbage.'