I definitely wouldn't say some of these were the artist's breakthrough songs. OneRepublic had hits like Apologize WAY before Counting Stars came out. And Adele had Rolling in the Deep, Sia had Titanium, Taylor Swift had Teardrops On My Guitar, etc.
Well, I guess, they're only sifting through lead artist releases and if so Sia doesn't exactly count with that criteria because Titanium was another instance of a producer having an indie artist as a vocalist.
Since Titanium was David Guetta song I would say “Clap Your Hands” by Sia was her breakthrough song. Don’t know but I was obsessed with this song as a child and it was on replay on the radio but it seems nobody knows about it...
@@D3bs1109 That's a pretty good one. Breathe Me would probably be the track I would point to in terms of beginning exposure as Sia states "it resuscitated my dying career" because Colour The Small One (an album of hers) had pretty subpar success in grabbing the attention of a mainstream audience so to have Breathe Me being used in the ending song for a popular TV series (Six Feet Under) really paved the way for Sia to continue performing and making music. Which was a... tumultuous road to even get to then and the pop hit Chandelier but it's a pretty cool career arc, at least. 😅
I don't get it? If Max Martin wrote that in Swedish it would be "slå mig baby en gång till". And "slå mig" literally means "Hit me" Like I don't know how "Hit me" would have come from Swedish🤔
@@rose-marielundholm3597 I believe you could use "hit me" as a way to say call me so it is more of a person strugglin with the slang of another language than it is actually translating it directly.... Maybe
That might’ve been one of TSwift’s first major pop feeling songs but some of her country songs definitely got her big like Our Song and Teardrops on my Guitar
All latinos in this video were absolutely massive artists by the time the songs listed here as breakthrough were released. These were just the songs that kind of put them in English speaking countries' radars. That applies to Daddy Yankee, Enrique Iglesias and Shakira.
For Gangnam Style, I think Roomie could have included “Repeatable dance”, or “Interesting visuals”. Which is a factor that made it big. People danced and repeated his moves all over the world.
Joel, I am 50% deaf and I truly appreciate that your daily videos actually have some VOLUME .. I wear hearing aids at work, so I like to take a break from them at home and I don't like always using headphones either.. many thanks!!! for everything!
Nah atleast lil pump is a decent guy . He just doesn't have a brain but he still has a heart but we cannot say the same for the chainsmokers . The chainsmokers are garbage human beings.
Ok, what i meant by this comment, was that I THINK (opinion. For all the twitter users that dont know what it is, google it yourself) latino pop is very generic. Sorry if that sounded wrong, but thats my OPINION on the music. Im not against the race, i just really quite dislike the music (and not even all of it, there is some good latino music). I really could say that about pop in general, just im talking about latino pop. And how the fuck am i racist
Thrift Shop definitely made Macklemore famous. It was a bigger hit and it became a hit earlier. So there's really no reason to put Can't Hold Us on this list ahead of it
And Adele had Rolling in the Deep first. And who else had trouble keeping up with who the artist was in the last 10 videos or so? Like Joel must've partaken in some VERY spcial lmþ coffee that nothing.
I'm so glad they put yellow in this video. Yellow is still one of the absolute best songs of the 2000s. I think the melody and the lyrics are both elite.
I thought Maroon 5's breakthrough single that made them famous was This Love? And Taylor Swift's song that made her famous was Love Story/Teardrops on my guitar?
@@ultimateally1807 not really. I think for M5, Harder to Breathe was the first single of some sort, but This Love made them more famous. For TS, Teardrops on my guitar was her actual breakthrough song that made her famous.
Day 27 of Requesting Songs that have the same name: Where do broken hearts go - Whitney Houston vs. One Direction The Power of Love - Celion Dion vs. Huey Lewis and the News vs. Air Supply vs. Frankie Goes to Hollywood Shut Up - Greyson Chance vs. Arianna Grande vs. Simple Plan vs. The Black Eyed Peas Golden - Harry Styles vs. Zayn Fearless - Taylor Swift vs. Louis Tomlinson Sorry - Justin Bieber vs. Beyonce vs. Nicki Minaj vs. Halsey I don't care - Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber vs. Fall Out Boy Hero - Mariah Carey vs. Enrique Iglesias vs. Weezer vs. Skillet
I'd have thought "Apologize" was the song that made OneRepublic famed but maybe it wasn't as popular elsewhere, but it was literally everywhere in the UK, going back many many years to about 2006/2007... wow I'm old, I was 11 when that song came out probably welp
@@therealbluetek It IS their song, released in 2006, then Timbaland remixed it with a more r&b kinda drumbeat and that version was released 2007. Both were popular af though.
I think the researchers fro this video aren't really good at their job. or they figured "first time *I* heard about that artist" was the same as "breakthrough song".
In da club came along his first album in 03 which sold like almost 9 million copies and a 1 year later he released the massacre which included candy shop
What a lot of people point out when Avril came into the music industry was that she really stood out compared to all the polished and glam teen idols at the time like Britney and Christina. She showed a more raw and vulnerable side in her music as she experienced life as a teenager. A lot of young people connected to that and propelled her into stardom. Regarding the her first single, it was good song that people liked. What really did it for Avril was her image and lyrics I’d say.
You should make a video where you see artists who completely changed genres (like Panic! at The Disco) and see if they where better before or after their change.
Sia did that with Chandelier as her solo career was mostly indie before that release. Actually, scratch that, I don't think any Sia fan who chimed in even during her 'We Are Born' era would've recognized that it was Sia because her vocals in all her studio albums back then were so much more withdrawn. If you want to see the difference; listen to Chandelier then either to Breathe Me, Soon We'll Be Found or Clap Your Hands right after. The vocal leap can be jarring. 😅
New video ideas: Kids Bop vs Original Famous covers vs Original Collab with Stevie T Iconic songs that never charted React to bollywood songs React to catchy ad jingles
Ariana Grande wasn’t dating Mac Miller when The Way came out. The kids at the end of the video was directed. They did get together a couple years later. -An Arianator
When I first heard that song, I thought I would despise Chainsmokers no matter what they did. Than they made Roses which I adore and now I can hate them for stuff outside their music.
Yeah it's really sad that Girlfriend was like her only mainstream song. She was literally kinda forced by her label to write it since they wanted to push her to the pop market :/ same with the rest of her title tracks after that. Her music outside that is great
I feel like Hozier has really strong lyrics too. Great songwriting. Can make you feel things and go through experiences you actually never went through
The Way was kinda bubbling (already somewhat famous) under Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, etc. 2013 was a very big year and just being known like that is already notable.
I'm not a huge fan, but there are some alright songs from Nickelback, and honestly I feel like it is just a meme to hate them at this point. Plus who didn't vibe to rockstar when that came out? It was literally EVERYWHERE and EVERYONE seemed to love it.
One Direction's first song was What Makes You Beautiful as well as their breakthrough song, how gret is that. Im a Directionar, but it makes sense ever since they had been formed on the x-factor they has started gathering fans and fame, and after releasing WMYB it just grew to heights.
Video content ideas-: 1. Ranking songs named on food items ( the ketchup song, ice-cream, kiwi, cherry, sugar, champagne problems, etc) 2. ranking songs named on diseases or injuries or accidents or disasters etc( I'm not sure if we have got it in a number sufficient for making a video upon it)(like heart attack, Stockholm syndrome etc kinda). 3. or, you can guess a song along side a competitor by playing it on reverse and then gradually make it harder by increasing the speed on reverse by a certain percentage and every time you guess it wrong, idk put some punishment there.(I am not quite sure if it's gonna be a bit complicated to play). 4.The name place Animal thing game.( U can add categories like emotions, Time/numbers etc) You can divide your white board in these four categories and then rank and decided which category has the best songs:-). Like in name category-: songs named after names.( Olivia, bloody Mary,etc) In place category-: Carolina ,cornelia street,etc. Animal category-: animals, who let the dogs out roar etc. Thing category-: umbrella, chandelier, maps, cardigan, etc. Emotions category-: emotions, lonely, alone, happy etc. Time/number category-: a thousand years, a thousand miles, 18, 22, 7 rings, A.M. etc. 5.Guess the song by describing the music video to the other person. 7. Famous artists who are good songwriters but bad/average vocalists vs famous artists who are good vocalists but bad/average songwriters. 6. Singers when they write a song for themselves vs when they write thr song for other artists. And as you used to be a drummer; these topics might just interest you; 1. Most viewed drumming videos on TH-cam. 2. Singers who can drum vs drummers who can sing. Hope you like these ideas Rami.
When Shawn Mendes was first being played on the radio my dad would think it was Justin Bieber every time and that really messes me up when I listen for it
Ya, but the UK is Dua Lipa central. Worldwide, it was New Rules. However, in the US, it wasn't until Don't Start Now she really got popular (which is kinda pathetic, Americans, why are you so slow towards new foreign artists
I don't think Counting Stars is the song that made One Republic famous, they had quite a few really good and succesfull songs before that, like Apologize (which was a really big song at the time) , Good Life, Stop and Stare...
the songs that actually made these artists famous: Taylor Swift: Tear Drops on My Guitar Shakira: Ojos Asi John Legend: Ordinary People Macklamore: Thrift Shop Twenty One Pilots: Holding on to You Adele: Chasing Pavements OneRepublic: Apologize
To me Macklemore has a unique voice (he has a distinct sound, like you could immediately tell him apart) and he has good lyrics, and his songs incorporate different melodies 👌💞💞💞
Honestly i think that Michael Jackson was already very famous when he did the album "off the wall" ... He had already a 15 years carrier , because the Jackson 5 were huge !!
Are they? I thought the a in Lavigne is pronounced like the a in the word car and the e in Levine is pronounced like the e in the word kettle. But the vigne and vine are pronounced the same.
Avril's name is french so her spelling is more "correct" for "the vine" Likely some letters got dropped from Adam's family name somewhere in his genealogy
Funny to see how artists seem to have a different breakthrough song in various countries. But the songs you mentioned were also the breakthrough songs of Ariana and Rihanna in my country. 👍🏻
Where I lived in Europe, “Pon de Replay” got played a loooot. It was definitely the first song I ever seen from Rihanna. So even if it wasn’t big everywhere, it put her on the map. Btw, didn’t “Umbrella” come out before “Unfaithful”? Was “Unfaithful” bigger than “Umbrella” in Poland?
@@Lucaz99 Here in Brazil I think the Rihanna's breakthrough was "Umbrella". "Unfaithfull" was one year older, but started to play a lot more after "Umbrella" became a hit song.
@@prof.thiagoalmeida1226 It depends on your definition of breakhrough I think. Pon de Replay didn't chart everywhere but made people invest in Rihanna. Umbrella made her a STAR. So I think you could make a case for both.
I love the fact that little mix is included in this video. Lot of people that live in America don't know who they are bc their label hasn't represented them in America since the start of their career. I'm happy to know that it's getting better even tho they have been famous everywhere else for 10 yrs already ( I'm sorry about my English, it's not my first language)
Hey don’t be worrying about your level of English! That was like 99% perfect apart from “carrier” - career would be the word you were looking for because carrier comes from the verb carry, as in to hold. You have a “one-up” on an awful lot of people who can only speak one language
for Avril, she was verrrry cool at the time for young wannabe pop-punk girls. Definitely a vibe and attitude in the video was a big attraction. Everyone started wearing ties like she did in the video.
Me as an Indian : Watches the entire video like a normal person Me at the end of the video : see's mundian to bach ke and loses it...it's a whole different vibe here in India
Michael Jackson was famous since he was 10 as he started performing when he was 5...but don't stop till you get enough is probably his ticket to go solo
In my opinion, Taylor became famous from Teardrops in my guitar (which, back in the day, a Colombian girl like me would’ve only known about if it was “big” in the US). She did become HUGE after You belong with me, but she was already well-known prior to that
@@Goldy01 ...you do realise that Latin America is comprised by multiple nations, right? Which ... Makes its success... The very definition of international. Lmao.
Dua Lipa blew up with “Blow you mind (Mwah)” in 2016, “New Rules” came out later, when she had all ready made it in the U.K., it didn’t make her famous, it got her trending on TH-cam so people in America saw it, making her a big name in the states, she had already performed at the Summer Time Ball by Capital FM a few times and the Jingle Bell Ball (same radio station) by the time “New Rules” came out.
13:20 It's funny how Michel Teló is in this list, since outside Brazil people don't know other songs from him But he is really relevant in Brazil till today
I’m surprised Joel didn’t put unique voice for Lorde. Idk about you but I think she’s quite recognizable Little mix should’ve been unusual for times cause there weren’t many girl bands at the time Mine should’ve been in sync compatibility I saw that song in so many things
I’m pretty sure Macklemore’s breakthrough song was Thrift Shop and 50 Cent’s one was In Da Club, Candy Shop came like 1 or 2 years after In Da Club and still isn’t as big as In Da Club is
Maybe I'm just old, but I feel like OneRepublic was already big by the time Counting Stars came out? Apologize, Stop and Stare, and Secrets, All The Right Moves, and Good Life were all fairly big songs and I know I heard them all on the radio at some point. Secrets was even in the Sorcerer's Apprentice which is a Disney movie. Not that being in a movie makes it big, but it likely helped it along. Though Secrets is a great song without any help.
Idk if I would’ve added Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough in there. Michael was huge before that, it should’ve been I Want You Back instead because that’s what actually made him famous
@@KD-cd2ck No it wasn't. His solo career was started with that song. Yes, he was already famous as part of the Jackson 5. But Don't stop till you get enough made his solo career
@@someoneelse361 1. The title of the video is “Songs That Made Artists Famous.” DSTYGE didn’t make Michael famous it was I Want You Back. 2. DSTYGE didn’t start his solo career. His solo career started in 1972 with songs like I Wanna Be Where You Are, Got To Be There Or Ben
I desperately need Roomie to react to Tom Holland's Lip Sync Battle episode where he synced to "Umbrella" by Rihanna. (Maybe an episode/series on lip sync battles???) Who agrees?
Okay but how did "Take Me to Church" not get "Interesting Lyrics"? I think the strong message of the song was probably the main reason it became so big
I don't think you quite understod the concept of "I kissed a girl" like she didn't do it to get attention from a guy because one line in the song is "Hope my boyfriend don't mind it"so we already had a guy but I guess it was just experimental" I kissed a girl just to try it" "Your my experimental game, just human nature"
@@jazz_meh true, and in that time the trend didn't extend to guys. Guys were socially expected to be excited by their girlfriend kissing someone else and for some reason it wasn't considered cheating but a girl would be appalled if her boyfriend did that to her. Madness.
@@anniekyles6646 If their boyfriend kissed another boy? Nah. They would however question their sexuality and probably consider breaking up with them, unlike in the equivalent situation.
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0:05 - Dua Lipa
0:42 - Meghan Trainor
1:06 - Rag'n'Bone Man
2:07 - Katy Perry
2:43 - Rihanna
3:19 - Ed Sheeran
3:58 - Psy
4:43 - The Chainsmokers
5:27 - Britney Spears
6:04 - Vanessa Carlton
6:26 - Avril Lavigne
7:02 - Nickelback
7:28 - Ariana Grande
7:54 - Daddy Yankee
8:31 - One Direction
8:46 - Alan Walker
9:15 - Martin Garrix
9:43 - Coldplay
10:04 - Maroon 5
10:41 - Eminem
10:55 - Macklemore
11:07 - 6ix9ine
11:17 - KYLE
11:34 - 50 Cent
11:41 - Fetty Wap
11:46 - Twenty One Pilots
12:06 - Shawn Mendes
12:29 - Carly Rae Jepsen
12:54 - Lorde
13:02 - Enrique Iglesias
13:21 - Michel Teló
13:25 - Taylor Swift
13:41 - Little Mix
14:01 - Zara Larsson
14:13 - Shakira
14:27 - Bazzi
14:42 - Akon
15:15 - Michael Jackson
15:22 - Imagine Dragons
15:41 - Clean Bandit
15:49 - Adele
15:57 - Charlie Puth
16:21 - Sia
16:32 - John Legend
16:39 - Passenger
16:44 - Gotye
16:49 - Hozier
16:57 - OneRepublic
17:10 - Panjabi MC
A true hero🙏
Also 9:15 Martin Garrix😊
Punjabi MC OP
50 Vent
@@TM-xs2ts I agree
I definitely wouldn't say some of these were the artist's breakthrough songs. OneRepublic had hits like Apologize WAY before Counting Stars came out. And Adele had Rolling in the Deep, Sia had Titanium, Taylor Swift had Teardrops On My Guitar, etc.
twentyone pilots had tear in my heart! i thought that was on the radio ages before stressed out
Agree... I was wondering if I was the only one old enough to remember Onerepublic’s Apologise 😅
Well, I guess, they're only sifting through lead artist releases and if so Sia doesn't exactly count with that criteria because Titanium was another instance of a producer having an indie artist as a vocalist.
Since Titanium was David Guetta song I would say “Clap Your Hands” by Sia was her breakthrough song. Don’t know but I was obsessed with this song as a child and it was on replay on the radio but it seems nobody knows about it...
@@D3bs1109 That's a pretty good one. Breathe Me would probably be the track I would point to in terms of beginning exposure as Sia states "it resuscitated my dying career" because Colour The Small One (an album of hers) had pretty subpar success in grabbing the attention of a mainstream audience so to have Breathe Me being used in the ending song for a popular TV series (Six Feet Under) really paved the way for Sia to continue performing and making music. Which was a... tumultuous road to even get to then and the pop hit Chandelier but it's a pretty cool career arc, at least. 😅
"Adam Levine's voice, you can hear it from your neighbor's front yard," why is that so accurate??
Lmao
Idky the translation error in the making of Hit Me Baby One More Time is so amusing to me.
Omg I just realized that Brittany was 17 when she wrote that. I mean she looks like 13 in the basketball bleachers scene
Hi Katie back again
IKR lol
I don't get it? If Max Martin wrote that in Swedish it would be "slå mig baby en gång till". And "slå mig" literally means "Hit me" Like I don't know how "Hit me" would have come from Swedish🤔
@@rose-marielundholm3597 I believe you could use "hit me" as a way to say call me so it is more of a person strugglin with the slang of another language than it is actually translating it directly.... Maybe
I think one big category you missed was “funny”. So many songs blow up because people can laugh at it and share it around.
Like Gangnam style
Like Marcelo Teló from Brazil also
Like gangham style
Meme music.
Ye👍
That might’ve been one of TSwift’s first major pop feeling songs but some of her country songs definitely got her big like Our Song and Teardrops on my Guitar
"Picture To Burn" is pretty good too
"Being a meme" and "great drop" should be categories in this video
FOR SURE
Yeah
All latinos in this video were absolutely massive artists by the time the songs listed here as breakthrough were released. These were just the songs that kind of put them in English speaking countries' radars. That applies to Daddy Yankee, Enrique Iglesias and Shakira.
Yh definitely
Yup
Daddy Yankee was not that known in all Latin america before Gasolina. In Argentina, for example, that's the song that make him famous.
@@xidontcarex Might be a regional thing, but in the Caribbean and Central America he was already a phenomenon before 2004 (shit, I'm old).
@@xidontcarex In Ecuador, ''Yo nunca me quedo atrás''. That was way before than Gasolina. It was in 1994-1995.
For Gangnam Style, I think Roomie could have included “Repeatable dance”, or “Interesting visuals”. Which is a factor that made it big. People danced and repeated his moves all over the world.
You should do a video titled "Songs that almost ruined artists"
Yes
If you ever pointless, then remember that random pencils like me exist.
Random Pencil. ✏️-
@@zyclo So inspirational😭
OH MY GOSH YESSSSS
interested. hope he sees this.
Taylor's song which made her popular was actually Love Story, played all over Europe as well!
in canada, the only time i ever started hearing her on radios was when We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together and Style
Yuh! I really loved that song💎
@@blinkuestories5287 same
It has to be Teardrops On My Guitar. 12 year old me thought it was super romantic and deep and angsty. And ya know what? I still like it a lot.
Maybe its blank space? The first song on the raido by taylor that i heard
not a Swiftie, but i remember hearing "Our Song" all the time when it came out
You should be a swiftie :)
The First song i heard of hers was probably shake it off
your lost
@@jackreeves7 you shouldn't force other people
@@plasma6549 they aren't forcing lmao.
Ariana wasn’t dating Mac Miller yet when they made “The Way” together. They only started dating several years later.
Joel, I am 50% deaf and I truly appreciate that your daily videos actually have some VOLUME .. I wear hearing aids at work, so I like to take a break from them at home and I don't like always using headphones either.. many thanks!!! for everything!
I don't know why but this comment is so wholesome, it made me happy :)
@@taylormomsenssidehoe same me too
"Let Me Take a Selfie" is a strong candidate for the worst song ever written.
“I’m gonna throw up”
“Nevermind let’s get another drink”
And also the best
gucci gang is worse
I love it is worst ever
Nah atleast lil pump is a decent guy . He just doesn't have a brain but he still has a heart but we cannot say the same for the chainsmokers . The chainsmokers are garbage human beings.
The fact that Little Mix's breakthrough song is their first single
Yeah with 1D it’s the same
The Jackson 5’s first four songs all went to number one which had never happened before
Mr.Brightside by The Killers. *BOOM!*
Or Somebody Told Me, whichever you consider 1st both were hits
Because they was on XFactor first.
Literally because they were on X Factor
" Mistakes are the main reason for progress in the world" that actually lowkey makes a bit of sense
i have been making a lot of mistakes but i ain't progressing 🙂
Joel geeking out over Taylor Swift just proves to me that this man is worthy of all my love.
Ayee swiftiee
What?
Geez keep it in your pants
Oh yes Alaa from ur name...u r lebanese like me
Swiftiessss
roomie: Gasoline has special melody
me a latin who is upset of hearing the same rhythm in all places for more than 10 years: ._.
SIIIIIII!!!
Ritmo y melodía no es lo mismo jeje, no soy fan del reggaeton but I admit Gasolina has a unique factor when it comes to melody
Por 2 wey xd
[._.]
Ok, what i meant by this comment, was that I THINK (opinion. For all the twitter users that dont know what it is, google it yourself) latino pop is very generic. Sorry if that sounded wrong, but thats my OPINION on the music. Im not against the race, i just really quite dislike the music (and not even all of it, there is some good latino music). I really could say that about pop in general, just im talking about latino pop. And how the fuck am i racist
Thrift Shop definitely made Macklemore famous. It was a bigger hit and it became a hit earlier. So there's really no reason to put Can't Hold Us on this list ahead of it
There are many songs in this video which aren't the first big hits of the artists.
@@timwra yeah like titanium has actually sia first hit not chandelier
@@letguelere1102 50 Cent too, In Da Club first
And Adele had Rolling in the Deep first. And who else had trouble keeping up with who the artist was in the last 10 videos or so? Like Joel must've partaken in some VERY spcial lmþ coffee that nothing.
😳☕
I'm so glad they put yellow in this video. Yellow is still one of the absolute best songs of the 2000s. I think the melody and the lyrics are both elite.
I thought Maroon 5's breakthrough single that made them famous was This Love? And Taylor Swift's song that made her famous was Love Story/Teardrops on my guitar?
and twenty one pilot's house of gold
yes but I think joel is doing songs that made the artist "famous", not songs that kinda introduced them-
Or Teardrops on my guitar? That was a huge one for Taylor swift!
@@camillewortman16 yes! Sorry I thought Love Story was the one. But yes, Teardrops on my guitar made TS famous. My bad. 😁
@@ultimateally1807 not really. I think for M5, Harder to Breathe was the first single of some sort, but This Love made them more famous. For TS, Teardrops on my guitar was her actual breakthrough song that made her famous.
"Mistakes are the main reason for progress in the world"
- Joel from RoomieOfficial
Other TH-camrs when advertising merch: “it’s super great quality and so comfortable.”
Joel: It has a great... hOLe
There should be 'catchy' category. Cuz most of the songs were a hit because they were a massively catchy
Yeah.
"Mistakes are the main reason for progress in the world"
I wasn't ready for this kind of motivational talk but I appreciate it very much!
It's the basis for evolution so he's not wrong
progress*
@@AlvaEdentorpSandin Thanks!
Day 27 of Requesting
Songs that have the same name:
Where do broken hearts go - Whitney Houston vs. One Direction
The Power of Love - Celion Dion vs. Huey Lewis and the News vs. Air Supply vs. Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Shut Up - Greyson Chance vs. Arianna Grande vs. Simple Plan vs. The Black Eyed Peas
Golden - Harry Styles vs. Zayn
Fearless - Taylor Swift vs. Louis Tomlinson
Sorry - Justin Bieber vs. Beyonce vs. Nicki Minaj vs. Halsey
I don't care - Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber vs. Fall Out Boy
Hero - Mariah Carey vs. Enrique Iglesias vs. Weezer vs. Skillet
History - 1D and MJ
@@capekbgt712 and girls aloud
Omg yeeeeees
yes
and also
Just The Way You Are - Bruno Mars vs. Billy Joel
You missed out Shake It Off: Mariah Carey vs. Taylor Swift
I'd have thought "Apologize" was the song that made OneRepublic famed but maybe it wasn't as popular elsewhere, but it was literally everywhere in the UK, going back many many years to about 2006/2007... wow I'm old, I was 11 when that song came out probably welp
Yeah, I was confused, too. Apologize was HUGE in Germany, too. (and I'm even older, so feel free to feel better about yourself now ;-) )
Well technically it's not their song but they were a feature on Timbaland's song.
Was huge in Brasil too, I remember playing everywhere
It was everywhere. But OneRepublic somehow went off radar afterwards
@@therealbluetek It IS their song, released in 2006, then Timbaland remixed it with a more r&b kinda drumbeat and that version was released 2007. Both were popular af though.
50 Cents breakthrough song was "In Da Club", that song was HUGE and you heard it everywhere and it definitely came out before "Candy Shop".
I think the researchers fro this video aren't really good at their job. or they figured "first time *I* heard about that artist" was the same as "breakthrough song".
In da club came along his first album in 03 which sold like almost 9 million copies and a 1 year later he released the massacre which included candy shop
What a lot of people point out when Avril came into the music industry was that she really stood out compared to all the polished and glam teen idols at the time like Britney and Christina. She showed a more raw and vulnerable side in her music as she experienced life as a teenager. A lot of young people connected to that and propelled her into stardom. Regarding the her first single, it was good song that people liked. What really did it for Avril was her image and lyrics I’d say.
Yeah... she wasn't like "other girls". 🙃
You should make a video where you see artists who completely changed genres (like Panic! at The Disco) and see if they where better before or after their change.
Kinda did in 'artists that sold out'
and also taylor swift (i think)
Oh, good one!
The Beatles would probably a good exemple too.
Sia did that with Chandelier as her solo career was mostly indie before that release. Actually, scratch that, I don't think any Sia fan who chimed in even during her 'We Are Born' era would've recognized that it was Sia because her vocals in all her studio albums back then were so much more withdrawn. If you want to see the difference; listen to Chandelier then either to Breathe Me, Soon We'll Be Found or Clap Your Hands right after. The vocal leap can be jarring. 😅
New video ideas:
Kids Bop vs Original
Famous covers vs Original
Collab with Stevie T
Iconic songs that never charted
React to bollywood songs
React to catchy ad jingles
yes stevie t and roomie would be funny as haeeeelll
Bollywood songs please!!
bollywooddddd
Steveterreberry OMG yeah
Yessss I would love to see Stevie T and Joel collab
OneRepublic became famous from Apologize. Counting Stars is just their biggest hit to this day
Facts
Ariana Grande wasn’t dating Mac Miller when The Way came out. The kids at the end of the video was directed.
They did get together a couple years later.
-An Arianator
I am a stan ...........but i still appreciate Ariana even though our fanbase clash .......
@@kavyakrishnakumar2738 what’s your fandom?
I am a big fan of Em but I also like some of Arianas music
@Emma Jarvis 👍
Joel getting annoyed over Selfie , is literally me every time!!
When I first heard that song, I thought I would despise Chainsmokers no matter what they did. Than they made Roses which I adore and now I can hate them for stuff outside their music.
@@Pooky1991 Roses is their best track imo, but with that being said, it's just a decent track.
"lEt ME tAke A seLfIE"
Roomie, Ariana and Mac started dating in 2016 and that song was released in 2013 so they were only friends at the time. Hope that was helpful!
Little mix is so underrated in America
Wait but isnt the band american??? HUH I THOUGHT I KNEW SOMETHING FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE
@@nightninja3632 lol no they’re from the UK. They won the X factor UK in 2011 if I’m correct.
Ye they really deserve more recognition 😃
@@nightninja3632 they're British lol
As soon as Complicated started i got CHILLS. It’s a masterpiece
I don’t know why Joel doesn’t like Avril
Avril was an ICON to us emo girls
Yessss i know i mean come on that song is timeless
Yeah it's really sad that Girlfriend was like her only mainstream song. She was literally kinda forced by her label to write it since they wanted to push her to the pop market :/ same with the rest of her title tracks after that. Her music outside that is great
@@atinygoldendeer2045 I feel like sk8r boi (or however it was spelled) was pretty mainstream popular at the time. Among kids at least.
Ever since I discovered Joel's channel, I have gotten into this routine in which I have to watch his new video after I get back from work.
Gangnam style is literally a commentary about society and the wealthy (South Korea's golden spoons). Sometimes the west needs to turn on CC.
He said this in another video I think
He said this in another video I think
I thought about the movie Parasite reading this, two masterpieces about the same theme
They rather choose to be racist lol
69th like, you have me to thank for the nice
Joel: adds a sync category
Joel 1 minute later: “I’ve never met this category in my life”
I feel like Hozier has really strong lyrics too. Great songwriting. Can make you feel things and go through experiences you actually never went through
Totally agree that his lyrics are a key part of his popularity and especially with this song.
I thought Ariana's blow up song was "Problem" ft. Iggy Azalea
The Way came before Problem
The Way was kinda bubbling (already somewhat famous) under Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, etc.
2013 was a very big year and just being known like that is already notable.
The way reached top 10 on the US charts when it came out so it is her first
I actually really like Nickleback XD I feel like a lot of people hate them just because it's popular to hate them
Before How You Remind Me, they had some really good songs from their first album. I saw them in concert before they were “popular.”
Agreed. I enjoy a lot of their music.
I'm not a huge fan, but there are some alright songs from Nickelback, and honestly I feel like it is just a meme to hate them at this point.
Plus who didn't vibe to rockstar when that came out? It was literally EVERYWHERE and EVERYONE seemed to love it.
Is it bad how much I like them? 😂
They’re not bad but i can only listen to Chad’s voice for so long lol
One Direction's first song was What Makes You Beautiful as well as their breakthrough song, how gret is that. Im a Directionar, but it makes sense ever since they had been formed on the x-factor they has started gathering fans and fame, and after releasing WMYB it just grew to heights.
Video content ideas-:
1. Ranking songs named on food items ( the ketchup song, ice-cream, kiwi, cherry, sugar, champagne problems, etc)
2. ranking songs named on diseases or injuries or accidents or disasters etc( I'm not sure if we have got it in a number sufficient for making a video upon it)(like heart attack, Stockholm syndrome etc kinda).
3. or, you can guess a song along side a competitor by playing it on reverse and then gradually make it harder by increasing the speed on reverse by a certain percentage and every time you guess it wrong, idk put some punishment there.(I am not quite sure if it's gonna be a bit complicated to play).
4.The name place Animal thing game.( U can add categories like emotions, Time/numbers etc)
You can divide your white board in these four categories and then rank and decided which category has the best songs:-).
Like in name category-: songs named after names.( Olivia, bloody Mary,etc)
In place category-: Carolina ,cornelia street,etc.
Animal category-: animals, who let the dogs out roar etc.
Thing category-: umbrella, chandelier, maps, cardigan, etc.
Emotions category-: emotions, lonely, alone, happy etc.
Time/number category-: a thousand years, a thousand miles, 18, 22, 7 rings, A.M. etc.
5.Guess the song by describing the music video to the other person.
7. Famous artists who are good songwriters but bad/average vocalists vs famous artists who are good vocalists but bad/average songwriters.
6. Singers when they write a song for themselves vs when they write thr song for other artists.
And as you used to be a drummer; these topics might just interest you;
1. Most viewed drumming videos on TH-cam.
2. Singers who can drum vs drummers who can sing.
Hope you like these ideas Rami.
Also cool idea my g
nice ideasss
*roomie
These are amazing ideas 👏
@@georgearthur3547
Nah she/they/he wrote it like that on purpose
When Shawn Mendes was first being played on the radio my dad would think it was Justin Bieber every time and that really messes me up when I listen for it
Lmao well i always think of him as Bieber 2.0 for some reason
@@gut853 he did learn a lot about singing from justin and was a fan of him
Dua Lipa's breakthrough song, at least here in UK, was a 2016 single called "Blow your mind".
Ya, but the UK is Dua Lipa central. Worldwide, it was New Rules. However, in the US, it wasn't until Don't Start Now she really got popular (which is kinda pathetic, Americans, why are you so slow towards new foreign artists
No one knew her here in Asia before new rules
I don't think Counting Stars is the song that made One Republic famous, they had quite a few really good and succesfull songs before that, like Apologize (which was a really big song at the time) , Good Life, Stop and Stare...
the songs that actually made these artists famous:
Taylor Swift: Tear Drops on My Guitar
Shakira: Ojos Asi
John Legend: Ordinary People
Macklamore: Thrift Shop
Twenty One Pilots: Holding on to You
Adele: Chasing Pavements
OneRepublic: Apologize
Shakira ''Estoy Aquí''
For twenty one pilots I would say car radio since it is their biggest hit from their first mainstream album
Stressed out was a hit from TØP. I think it brought them their fame.
50 Cent :- In da club
Yeah, apologize came out like a decade before counting stars.
I love New Rules because it’s not just an ex song, it can also be a song about healthy boundaries with abusive/toxic people! Love it! 😄
To me Macklemore has a unique voice (he has a distinct sound, like you could immediately tell him apart) and he has good lyrics, and his songs incorporate different melodies 👌💞💞💞
agreed :)
Honestly i think that Michael Jackson was already very famous when he did the album "off the wall" ... He had already a 15 years carrier , because the Jackson 5 were huge !!
He was famous always but i think his first solo album alongside thriller made him an international household name
The way Joel says “palatable” is so jarring every time 🤣
I don't agree with the onerepublic one. Wouldn't it technically be "Apolegize" that made onerepublic famous?
yeah that's what I thought too, I thought they were already pretty big when Counting Stars came out
Technically it would be "apologize"
Yp
I just realized that "Levine" and "Lavigne" pronounce exactly the same!
Are they? I thought the a in Lavigne is pronounced like the a in the word car and the e in Levine is pronounced like the e in the word kettle. But the vigne and vine are pronounced the same.
I thought Levin is pronounced like Levi's 😂😂😂
@@RiinaMary both are pronounced using schwa, not clear a or e. With the same stress in both words, they’re phonetically the same
Avril's name is french so her spelling is more "correct" for "the vine"
Likely some letters got dropped from Adam's family name somewhere in his genealogy
and the floor is made out of floor
Other youtubers: our merch is made with the finest cotton
Roomie: *hole*
🤣🤣🤣🤣 It gets me every time. Like what is he saying?
Joel is a unique man
The reason why I buy Joel's shirt instead of other content creators is because his has a hole.
The fact that he didnt put down "yellow" for vibe... Criminal.
I agree, but this comment reminded me of that one tiktok where people would say”not a vibe” repeatedly lmao
I thought the same about Macklemore, I think that's just extremely subjective...
parachutes in its enirety was a vibe tbh
Parachutes is absolutely one of my all time favourite albums
Yessss!
I was sure that Rihanna's breakthrough was "Unfaithful" and Ariana's was "Problem". But that's probably just the case in Poland 😅
Funny to see how artists seem to have a different breakthrough song in various countries. But the songs you mentioned were also the breakthrough songs of Ariana and Rihanna in my country. 👍🏻
Where I lived in Europe, “Pon de Replay” got played a loooot. It was definitely the first song I ever seen from Rihanna. So even if it wasn’t big everywhere, it put her on the map.
Btw, didn’t “Umbrella” come out before
“Unfaithful”? Was “Unfaithful” bigger than “Umbrella” in Poland?
@@Lucaz99 Here in Brazil I think the Rihanna's breakthrough was "Umbrella". "Unfaithfull" was one year older, but started to play a lot more after "Umbrella" became a hit song.
@@prof.thiagoalmeida1226 It depends on your definition of breakhrough I think. Pon de Replay didn't chart everywhere but made people invest in Rihanna. Umbrella made her a STAR. So I think you could make a case for both.
I would say both Dua and Taylor also have pretty recognisable, unique voices
Actually,taking selfies were just starting to blow up during the time for that song
I love the fact that little mix is included in this video. Lot of people that live in America don't know who they are bc their label hasn't represented them in America since the start of their career. I'm happy to know that it's getting better even tho they have been famous everywhere else for 10 yrs already ( I'm sorry about my English, it's not my first language)
Yes I love them girl’s they are the biggest girl band in the world but America does not quite know them
Hey don’t be worrying about your level of English! That was like 99% perfect apart from “carrier” - career would be the word you were looking for because carrier comes from the verb carry, as in to hold. You have a “one-up” on an awful lot of people who can only speak one language
@@aoifeodoherty601 thanks for correcting me. It helps me learn English more and i appreciate it
for Avril, she was verrrry cool at the time for young wannabe pop-punk girls. Definitely a vibe and attitude in the video was a big attraction. Everyone started wearing ties like she did in the video.
Onerepublic made apologise years before counting starts.. and apologise was massive! 😅
lol yeah, a few of these were just flat out wrong.
Joel is his own “Whose Line” episode: everything is made up and the points don’t matter.
As a major WLIIA fan..I appreciate your comment.
Me as an Indian : Watches the entire video like a normal person
Me at the end of the video : see's mundian to bach ke and loses it...it's a whole different vibe here in India
Oh bhai! Sahi mein!
Was looking for Indian comments... I got it... 😂👍
Lol ikr I don't listen to Bollywood music that much but like the sense of pride in me... ok this is turning cheesey bye
You try been a die hard white Roomie fan who is a Gori but listens to ALOT of Indian music. and then he plays Bollywood music, i go to heaven!
Haa find ya Indian mate...all the way down 🌞🙃
Michael Jackson was famous since he was 10 as he started performing when he was 5...but don't stop till you get enough is probably his ticket to go solo
I think another category could’ve been funny, or songs that make people laugh or go viral because of how funny they are
Going through really stressful moments right now, watching this to help me calm, thank you Roomie
In my opinion, Taylor became famous from Teardrops in my guitar (which, back in the day, a Colombian girl like me would’ve only known about if it was “big” in the US). She did become HUGE after You belong with me, but she was already well-known prior to that
Fun fact: in 1997 Chris Martin invited Keane's keyboard player to join Coldplay, but he refused
Roomie: "Song that made Shakira famous... Whenever Whatever."
Stoy Aqui: "Am I a joke to you?"
I think literally all of us latinos got kinda triggered at that, lmfao.
That's not what made her an international star, though.
@@Goldy01 ...you do realise that Latin America is comprised by multiple nations, right? Which ... Makes its success... The very definition of international. Lmao.
Ojos asi is crying on the floor
Person: has voice
Roomie: yep that’s a unique voice
Marianas Trench has been around for so long, and Josh Ramsey's voice is fantastic
I agree, love Marianas Trench!! 🥰
Josh Ramsey is ain't a nice singer
*GORDAN RAMSEY IS GOOD SINGER*
Avril deserved a point for unique voice! You can always tell its her
I'm a bit late today, I was listening to Eurovision songs... Speaking of which, Joel isn't it time you react to them?
Agreeee
Dua Lipa's "Be the One" was huge in Europe, though, and it is this one that felt like a breakthrough to me!
For me it's No lie but I guess bc it's Sean Paul song and she featured in it, it cannot be count or smth
Yeah that song was huge in my country.
Yeah the uk played loads of her singles from her 1st album on the radio all the time
I like it so much, it’s my favorite song to Dua Lipa ❤️❤️
Same
Dua Lipa blew up with “Blow you mind (Mwah)” in 2016, “New Rules” came out later, when she had all ready made it in the U.K., it didn’t make her famous, it got her trending on TH-cam so people in America saw it, making her a big name in the states, she had already performed at the Summer Time Ball by Capital FM a few times and the Jingle Bell Ball (same radio station) by the time “New Rules” came out.
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It's funny how Michel Teló is in this list, since outside Brazil people don't know other songs from him
But he is really relevant in Brazil till today
When I was younger my young brother used to love that song
Whenever Joel uploads it's like a reminder for me to go back and listen to the songs on his video
They were not dating at the time, Mac Miller and Ariana Grande was dating from 2016-2018
I’m surprised Joel didn’t put unique voice for Lorde. Idk about you but I think she’s quite recognizable
Little mix should’ve been unusual for times cause there weren’t many girl bands at the time
Mine should’ve been in sync compatibility I saw that song in so many things
WHEN ROOMIE STARTED VIBING TO 6six9nine my heart broke
6ix9ine no hate tho
Honestly same I-
Idk 6six9nine has great beats and is really catchy.
samee-
SAME 😭
I’m pretty sure Macklemore’s breakthrough song was Thrift Shop and 50 Cent’s one was In Da Club,
Candy Shop came like 1 or 2 years after In Da Club and still isn’t as big as In Da Club is
JOEL, YOU SHOULD DO TOP 5 WORLD CUP SONGS OF ALL TIME! please, that would be such a good vid
Alright who put candy shop as 50 cents career making song in da club was literally in his debut album
My first thought too when i saw it.
I dont know in da club but i know candy shop. So i can agree on roomie
@@alberto-sama2022 in da club has more streams, more views on youtube and is considered top 3 most iconic rap songs, so Joels reaserchers are wrong.
Maybe I'm just old, but I feel like OneRepublic was already big by the time Counting Stars came out? Apologize, Stop and Stare, and Secrets, All The Right Moves, and Good Life were all fairly big songs and I know I heard them all on the radio at some point. Secrets was even in the Sorcerer's Apprentice which is a Disney movie. Not that being in a movie makes it big, but it likely helped it along. Though Secrets is a great song without any help.
Idk if I would’ve added Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough in there. Michael was huge before that, it should’ve been I Want You Back instead because that’s what actually made him famous
What this means is his solo career getting big
@@jr4560 it was already big 🤨
@@KD-cd2ck No it wasn't. His solo career was started with that song. Yes, he was already famous as part of the Jackson 5. But Don't stop till you get enough made his solo career
@@someoneelse361 1. The title of the video is “Songs That Made Artists Famous.” DSTYGE didn’t make Michael famous it was I Want You Back.
2. DSTYGE didn’t start his solo career. His solo career started in 1972 with songs like I Wanna Be Where You Are, Got To Be There Or Ben
@@KD-cd2ck Yes. But those songs didn't make him famous as a solo artist. It was Don't Stop till you get enough that made him famous as a solo artist
Why isn't "Memeability" a category? A lot of songs got big through being "meme-y"
"Swedish artist btw" I love how Joel takes every chance to represent Sweden
Anyone else just waiting for Joel to accidentally write on his face with that marker.
Well, I am _now_ ...
Part 2 with JB, JT, Kygo, Avicii, Iggy, Drake, Selena, AHA, Queen, Keane, Sam Smith, comment others ...
BTS and blackpink. I really want to know the emergence of Kpop.
yup 100%
Yea The Weeknd too
@@bangtaned3291 Same. I think BWL and KTL broke them in the US market?
Shawn's Stiches will never get old 😌
I desperately need Roomie to react to Tom Holland's Lip Sync Battle episode where he synced to "Umbrella" by Rihanna. (Maybe an episode/series on lip sync battles???) Who agrees?
YASSSS
OMGG YESS HE DEFINITELY NEEDS TO SEE THAR
HELL YEAH
YES
This need more upvotes 😍
Please make video on songs which are world wide famous like waka waka , gangnum style , despacito , taki taki, cheap thrills ,etc
Okay but how did "Take Me to Church" not get "Interesting Lyrics"? I think the strong message of the song was probably the main reason it became so big
I don't think you quite understod the concept of "I kissed a girl" like she didn't do it to get attention from a guy because one line in the song is "Hope my boyfriend don't mind it"so we already had a guy but I guess it was just experimental" I kissed a girl just to try it" "Your my experimental game, just human nature"
I was under the impression it was to piss off her parents and break out of the Christian music scene.
For some reason in the mid/late 2000s it was almost trendy for girls to be a little bicurious
@@jazz_meh Yeah your statemennt is backed up by the lyrics haha "I'm curious for you"
@@jazz_meh true, and in that time the trend didn't extend to guys. Guys were socially expected to be excited by their girlfriend kissing someone else and for some reason it wasn't considered cheating but a girl would be appalled if her boyfriend did that to her. Madness.
@@anniekyles6646 If their boyfriend kissed another boy? Nah. They would however question their sexuality and probably consider breaking up with them, unlike in the equivalent situation.
Joel addressing Josh Ramsay and Mariana's Trench made me so happy.
Pon de Replay, iconic for appearing in Bring it On: All or Nothing.
Video idea:
Songs that you used to sing/listen but don't know the meaning.
This is a pretty good idea. Please make it happen!
8 year old me dancing in the backseat to cake by the ocean
omgg this should be top comment honestly
me in elmentary school vibin' to Candy Shop
I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world...