Nah the 2020s are already so much better. That Master of Puppets song from Stranger Things blows all of these out of the water. That song will be a timeless classic trust me
That song was released in 1986, which is the same decade a LOT of great music was made from bands such as EXODUS, Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax, Flotsam and Jetsam, Suicidal Tendencies, and more
Seeing Finn change the resolution of the Attack Attack video from 480 to 720 broke my heart. Finn! You know metalcore videos are supposed to be watched at 240 💔
The 2010's, my teen years. The most developmental decade of my life. Edit: I went to high school with Lil Peep before he dropped out. One of my friends was close to him. He was very anti-social.
Easycore/Sad Boi pop punk has had the most influence on how I dress. I almost exclusively wear northface hoodies and flannel and I've had the same beard for like 7 years
growing up in the late 2000’s- early 2010’s was unironically a wonderful time. all the accessibility in different forms of music. guitar hero and pop punk creeping into the mainstream introducing me into metal, the changing of the guard from rock to trap as the zeitgeist genre, and just the overall goofiness of it all. nostalgia is a drug that i tend to stay away from, but im grateful to have grown up in the era
The EDM craze happened right as I was entering my mid-20's. For a lot of people, your mid-20's is when your money/responsibility ratio gets dangerous. By that I mean I did a lot of drugs. A lot of EDM sounds like the best shit ever when you're high. I mostly stopped listening to it when I cooled off on the partying. My whole life from like 2012-2017 can be described as "I don't want to do it again, but I'm glad I did it."
@ghost mall Worlds is really good. Fun fact, a LOT of the big EDM producers from the early 2010's were scene kids. Adventure Club, Dillon Francis, Krewella, Zomboy, Bassnectar, the list goes on. All of them were scene kids.
The Tumblr pop punk era defined my high school years. So many people had TSSF lyrics over floral backgrounds as part of their profiles. What a time. My favorite album from the era ended up being Youth by Citizen.
same here, and that citizen album id argue is one of the most consistent in tone and songwriting quality. one of my favorite albums from that era as well
I was deployed the vast majority of at least the early 2010s and I was shocked it how much I missed. I barely even knew any of this. Thanks, Finn. I needed the recent history lesson
it's too recent for society to have a good perspective on it yet, but I'm already nostalgic for it! There was so much I missed that I'm only just catching up on!
I feel Kreayshawn had a mainstream hit with Go Hard (heard in it a gay club years after it came out). That song was then sampled by Boys Noize. But last year Kreayshawn did some DJ sets between the rap acts at a festival. She did well, and sang Gucci Gucci 🖤
2010s we’re definitely the best years for Metalcore/Deathcore. But 2000’s Metalcore will always be the best to me. Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, Threat Signal, etc.
@MyBeautifulDarkTwistedSilentPlanet What about Maximum The Hormone and Dir En Grey? The Japanese Metalcore bands were definitely the most unique and experimental from the 2000’s all the way up to the present-day.
How do you not include Norma Jean and Converge at the top of your list?? With Dillinger Escape Plan, Every Time I Die, and Underoath. And in terms or innovation, the 2010’s is dead last. The 70’s is at top, particularly last half. See my comment on this video.
@MyDarkTwistedSilentPlanet Interesting. Well see how explosively innovative Bless the Martyr.. was when it came out. Compare all the other bands albums before it. That’s the apex to my knowledge
so much respect Finn shouting out Waka for starting this "heavy" rap style. you can see waka head banging and shit back in 2009 which was unheard of in trap rap /street rap
You forgot Mumford and Sons - the original Peaky Blinders. 2010s was high school, college, and minimum wage. I remember each year of high school had it's own dance craze - jerkin', dougie, cat daddy, and droppin' the thun-thun-thun.
When I think of 2010 I think of blasting "Like a G6" by DEV & The Cataracs in my baller 1996 Toyota Corolla with only mundane senior year problems and about $25 to my name. What a time to be alive. 🤣
I have so much faith in music now in 2023 than I’ve ever had my entire life. I’m 37 and seeing Falling In Reverse and Nine Ice Kills Tour. Such amazing bands. Blew me away.
Graduated high school in 2010 so these were my college years. Loved the crabcore stuff and repped that shit hard. Went to Warped tour every year 2008-2018. The story so far and Chunk No Captain Chunk were the soundtrack to many beer pong games and skating home drunk. Lmao No Cap that Florida Georgia Line song was a total guilty pleasure. Went to a couple of EDM events/raves but never any huge festivals. Those were mad pricy but I had a few friends who lived for that shit. Turn Down For What was my favorite of that era. Eating ass memes were hella funny. Wasn’t into trap tho sorry bud. This was a fun video Finn, good little stroll down memory lane. Coming of age Post 9/11 and pre Covid was wild I tell ya. Zillenial Gang rise up!
Yes! It’s gonna be 2010s nostalgia time soon! I was a teenager in this time frame and I remember all of these songs hahah. I remember having Kreyshawns first album and blasting that when I got my license 😂😂😂 Gucci Gucci was my anthem hahah
YES!!! I DEFINITELY AGREE WITH YOU!!! I LOVE EARLY 2010'S MUSIC!!! The EDM/Electro Pop/Pop/Pop Rock music!!! 2012 WAS THE BEST YEAR for me!!! 2011 was NO.2, 2013 was No.3!!! THESE ARE THE BEST THREE YEARS OF MUSIC FOR ME!!! 2009~2016 were pretty GREAT overall!!! (I started to listen to English songs back in February 2016 btw, and when I explored backwards because of Taylor Swift, I discovered SOOOOOO MANY FUCKING GREAT MUSIC!!!)
I'm Sorta PROUD of you Finn, for allowing yourself to just enjoy the "music" which was being produced. In the 2010's FINGERS CROSSED More instrumental music will come back!
Oh Phinne Phinne Phinne you make me laugh so so so very much with this video. For this one, I’m gonna sign up for your twitch man. You are so funny and I really appreciate your contact. Thank you friend.
You're right though, Orgcore was kicking so so much ass 2010 - 2014, killer albums from bands like Iron Chic, Bridge and Tunnel, Small Brown Bike. I miss that era.
I want and we need more bands like Banner Pilot and Iron Chic. There are more but some of their albums are bangers. Surprised lots of people haven’t heard of them.
Finn, could you please make a video on ellie goulding ? Her success and how delirium was too poppy an album for a relatively independent artist. Thanks man 🎉
Great time for music and great times for tv entertainment with Travis and Street bike Tommy of Nitro circus, Jackass, our finnish friends of the Dudesons and Bam´s show. Good times! Nice to see Travis and Tommy in the music video.
FINALLY! Someone else agrees with me about Smokahontas being the best Attack Attack! song. It’s sooooo great! Hands down one of the best breakdowns. And that solid “RRRRRAH!” 🤌🏻
I'm going to have to watch this over a couple of times and think about it. For me, the 10s was when the negative effects of modern music producers came to full fruition. As always, I respect Finn's perspective.
2010’s is the best decade for hip hop by MILES. It is just immeasurably far ahead of all the others. R&B was as good as it’s been since probably the 1960’s, especially later on in the decade. It embraced technology & it did wonders for the genre. Edm & dance was strong. They finally realized that they didn’t just have to cater to Europeans anymore. Rock and alternative had its moments for sure. Pop was decent. Florida State Line and all their friends were a major liability though, sorry! Overall, yeah might be a true statement about the 2010’s being the best, now that we’ve had a few years to digest everything that happened.
The 2010’s was the best era. Don’t get me wrong I really believe the 90’s was the best era but the 2010’s is up there especially in hip hop. We had so many people experimenting with sounds, flows and Melodie’s. Got so Much great music from all across the board
This video is a certified Sergeant D. moment. Says the 2010s were the best decade in music, then hits us with fucking Attack Attack. I fell off my chair laughing. Finn, you're a treasure.
I was not expecting you to include Dillon Francis in this video! Get Low is such a fantastic song, and he just makes great tech house bangers. You're right, sometimes you just need to listen to something fun that makes you feel cool. I'd actually really love to see you do a whole video on future bass / metal step artists like Sullivan King, Kayzo, PhaseOne, HVDES' newer stuff, Mazare, and Illennium doing a collab with Spiritbox. That side of EDM has been been incorporating a lot of hardcore elements, and it's really gaining popularity. That's actually one of the biggest things that appeals to me about EDM, you can go to a festival and hear both bro-y house music and shit you can headbang to.
@@FinnMckentyPRMBA indeed I do that’s why I checked to make sure both songs had the same writers/composers listed and asked if you liked the first song to use that sample.
I wonder if it's just the rose-colored lens of something being old enough to be nostalgic, but of all the songs you mentioned the ones I enjoyed were from 2013 or earlier with the exception of Lil Peep.
The EDM fad was actually pretty important for a lot of us zoomers xd I have a lot of friends who got into edm through internet culture (esp. youtube) which was flooded with electronic music in the mid 2010s and many people got into other forms of alternative music (including rock and metal) or started to venture deeper into more underground electronic stuff, which is really cool because most of them have a really open mindset when it comes to music and you can actually have a decent conversation about obscure af underground shit and alternative music without someone immediatley shitting on mainstream music and everything else they never really listened to for more than 10 minutes (which is something that I have sadly only experienced with like 10% of metal fans I've talked to)
I'm a little I'm disbelief that a dude his age can prefer the 2010s over early 2000s. Thrice, Thursday, Poison The Well, At The Drive In. As subjective as musical taste is. Some of the most influential and replicated styles that paved the way for those bands for years to come.
This is a convincing submission for the 2010s being the worst decade of music. I didn't think it was *this* bad. Still, lots of great music here and there.
Did anyone else catch the dude in the Krewella video wearing the Mychildren Mybride back patch @15:55?? So random lol I thought the logo looked familiar.
Wait, what? Is this satire? I think I’ve missed the point. I agree with you though, it’s okay to have fun. For me this is no on so many levels. You do you man and that’s cool.
If there was an ‘07-‘17 decade for emo, 🦀 core, scene, easy core, pop punk, metalcore, that would be the dream 10 year span! Anyone remember 2014 people holding signs above their head like in The Ghost Inside dear youth video?
The early 2010s into the mid 2010s were my teen years and I miss it. I think after 2017 the mainstream music went to shit. Only music I like of the 2020s so far is more underground metal, pop punk, dark wave and indie alternative artists.
2010's gave us: - Easycore (Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!) - Crabcore (Attack Attack!) - Sadboi Pop Punk (The Story So Far) - Dubstep (Skrillex) - Trap (Migos) - Emo Rap (Lil Peep) - Trap Metal (Ghostemane) - Soundcloud Rap (Playboy Carti - Bro Country (Flordia Georgia Line) - Hyper Pop (100 Gecs) - Rave Music (Machine Girl) - Lofi (Lofi Study Beats) - Nightcore (any song) I say it was a solid decade.
Nah the 2020s are already so much better. That Master of Puppets song from Stranger Things blows all of these out of the water. That song will be a timeless classic trust me
That song was released in 1986, which is the same decade a LOT of great music was made from bands such as EXODUS, Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax, Flotsam and Jetsam, Suicidal Tendencies, and more
@@6DunJuan9 bro i think u mighta missed the joke
@@bruhguy4208 yes/no, some kids actually have no idea
Lmaoo
@Jason Dunlop I don't know any kids who don't know. Most kids have access to internet
Seeing Finn change the resolution of the Attack Attack video from 480 to 720 broke my heart. Finn! You know metalcore videos are supposed to be watched at 240 💔
The musical vibe of the early 2010s was very fun and carefree. Good time to be a young adult
I love how different our music opinions are. I hate most of the songs you mentioned, but still have fun watching these videos.
sarcasm. Look it up
There's only room for one Casey P around here lol
@@ThePirateCasey fisticuffs?
@@rikky383 he actually does like a lot of that music dude
"Post irony" is a fun term... when you say something ironically but you're also being kind of serious. Perhaps you don't even know yourself.
The 2010's, my teen years. The most developmental decade of my life. Edit: I went to high school with Lil Peep before he dropped out. One of my friends was close to him. He was very anti-social.
Mines too.
the 2020s are my teen years lol next one up
Easycore/Sad Boi pop punk has had the most influence on how I dress. I almost exclusively wear northface hoodies and flannel and I've had the same beard for like 7 years
Fantastic username, sir
@Blake Mullins hell yeah, Brother. I'm Gordon "Freakin'" Slamsay. I hit the "Hells Kitchen," 1 2 3 and it's over!
growing up in the late 2000’s- early 2010’s was unironically a wonderful time. all the accessibility in different forms of music. guitar hero and pop punk creeping into the mainstream introducing me into metal, the changing of the guard from rock to trap as the zeitgeist genre, and just the overall goofiness of it all. nostalgia is a drug that i tend to stay away from, but im grateful to have grown up in the era
The EDM craze happened right as I was entering my mid-20's. For a lot of people, your mid-20's is when your money/responsibility ratio gets dangerous. By that I mean I did a lot of drugs. A lot of EDM sounds like the best shit ever when you're high. I mostly stopped listening to it when I cooled off on the partying.
My whole life from like 2012-2017 can be described as "I don't want to do it again, but I'm glad I did it."
@ghost mall Worlds is really good. Fun fact, a LOT of the big EDM producers from the early 2010's were scene kids. Adventure Club, Dillon Francis, Krewella, Zomboy, Bassnectar, the list goes on. All of them were scene kids.
Finn always brings the Attack Attack love and I dig it
Finn introduced me to Attack Attack and Story so Far. thanks Finn
I grew up in the nineties and that's still my fav era, but I have to say that the last years there's so much good new music it's unbelievable
The Tumblr pop punk era defined my high school years. So many people had TSSF lyrics over floral backgrounds as part of their profiles. What a time.
My favorite album from the era ended up being Youth by Citizen.
same here, and that citizen album id argue is one of the most consistent in tone and songwriting quality. one of my favorite albums from that era as well
I was deployed the vast majority of at least the early 2010s and I was shocked it how much I missed. I barely even knew any of this. Thanks, Finn. I needed the recent history lesson
Same, 2012-2016 I was not in the US, barely online and missed a chunk of cultural development
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I feel like we barely scratched the surface on the best music of 2010’s, there’s so much great content.
it's too recent for society to have a good perspective on it yet, but I'm already nostalgic for it! There was so much I missed that I'm only just catching up on!
Everybody always talks about In Friends We Trust when mentioning Chunk!, but their 2013 album Pardon My French is unironically a 10/10 no-skip banger
Love Kreayshawn. Still do!
I feel Kreayshawn had a mainstream hit with Go Hard (heard in it a gay club years after it came out).
That song was then sampled by Boys Noize.
But last year Kreayshawn did some DJ sets between the rap acts at a festival.
She did well, and sang Gucci Gucci 🖤
Kreayshawn is an icon
my spotify 2010s playlist is my daily jam, but i can’t believe you didn’t put XO tour lif3 😫 dope video thoo
Saw the title and instantly thought...
There's no way Finn can go this whole video without talking about In Friends We Trust.
Was not disappointed.
2010s we’re definitely the best years for Metalcore/Deathcore. But 2000’s Metalcore will always be the best to me. Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, Threat Signal, etc.
@MyBeautifulDarkTwistedSilentPlanet What about Maximum The Hormone and Dir En Grey? The Japanese Metalcore bands were definitely the most unique and experimental from the 2000’s all the way up to the present-day.
Erra, Invent Animate, Thornhill, Born of Osiris, Monuments all better.
I'd agree the golden era of deathcore is now, 2000s and 2010s had some gems, but what is happening in the deathcore scene now is next level stuff
How do you not include Norma Jean and Converge at the top of your list?? With Dillinger Escape Plan, Every Time I Die, and Underoath.
And in terms or innovation, the 2010’s is dead last. The 70’s is at top, particularly last half. See my comment on this video.
@MyDarkTwistedSilentPlanet Interesting. Well see how explosively innovative Bless the Martyr.. was when it came out. Compare all the other bands albums before it. That’s the apex to my knowledge
so much respect Finn shouting out Waka for starting this "heavy" rap style. you can see waka head banging and shit back in 2009 which was unheard of in trap rap /street rap
I was excited, too! There was an interview with Waka before his second album came out, and he was like, "Everyone owes me.."
@@Etrius86 lmaooo FACTS
You forgot Mumford and Sons - the original Peaky Blinders. 2010s was high school, college, and minimum wage. I remember each year of high school had it's own dance craze - jerkin', dougie, cat daddy, and droppin' the thun-thun-thun.
When I think of 2010 I think of blasting "Like a G6" by DEV & The Cataracs in my baller 1996 Toyota Corolla with only mundane senior year problems and about $25 to my name. What a time to be alive. 🤣
Oh those were the days.
I remember "Like a G6" was on the radio and my friend said "My mom drives a G6, they're not even a cool car" 🤦♂️
Yes!
I have so much faith in music now in 2023 than I’ve ever had my entire life. I’m 37 and seeing Falling In Reverse and Nine Ice Kills Tour. Such amazing bands. Blew me away.
nothing on youtube puts a smile on my face like this channel + PRMBA so I would just like to say thank you brother 💯
Graduated high school in 2010 so these were my college years. Loved the crabcore stuff and repped that shit hard. Went to Warped tour every year 2008-2018. The story so far and Chunk No Captain Chunk were the soundtrack to many beer pong games and skating home drunk. Lmao No Cap that Florida Georgia Line song was a total guilty pleasure. Went to a couple of EDM events/raves but never any huge festivals. Those were mad pricy but I had a few friends who lived for that shit. Turn Down For What was my favorite of that era. Eating ass memes were hella funny. Wasn’t into trap tho sorry bud. This was a fun video Finn, good little stroll down memory lane. Coming of age Post 9/11 and pre Covid was wild I tell ya. Zillenial Gang rise up!
I think it’s like 2007-2017 is the best 10 years.
Correct
Idk 2019 had a fuck ton of great ass music
YES!!! The 2010s always bring back memories of my teenage years.
The nostalgia is legit coming within the next 5 to 10 years. I'll be there!
great vid bud
Hey finn what you think of dmx and lloyd banks?
Yes! It’s gonna be 2010s nostalgia time soon! I was a teenager in this time frame and I remember all of these songs hahah. I remember having Kreyshawns first album and blasting that when I got my license 😂😂😂 Gucci Gucci was my anthem hahah
YES!!! I DEFINITELY AGREE WITH YOU!!! I LOVE EARLY 2010'S MUSIC!!! The EDM/Electro Pop/Pop/Pop Rock music!!! 2012 WAS THE BEST YEAR for me!!! 2011 was NO.2, 2013 was No.3!!! THESE ARE THE BEST THREE YEARS OF MUSIC FOR ME!!! 2009~2016 were pretty GREAT overall!!! (I started to listen to English songs back in February 2016 btw, and when I explored backwards because of Taylor Swift, I discovered SOOOOOO MANY FUCKING GREAT MUSIC!!!)
Kreayshawn lookin' fine nowadays
The drum kit analysis has me rolling.
I'm Sorta PROUD of you Finn, for allowing yourself to just enjoy the "music" which was being produced. In the 2010's FINGERS CROSSED More instrumental music will come back!
woww that chunk no captain chunk song just popped up from a playlist for me like 2 days ago randomly what a coincidence
Oh Phinne Phinne Phinne you make me laugh so so so very much with this video. For this one, I’m gonna sign up for your twitch man. You are so funny and I really appreciate your contact. Thank you friend.
Lol, good one! Thanks, I needed the laugh..
I really enjoyed the sarcasm of providing an argument for 2010s being the greatest music decade ever.
You're right though, Orgcore was kicking so so much ass 2010 - 2014, killer albums from bands like Iron Chic, Bridge and Tunnel, Small Brown Bike. I miss that era.
Orgcore was the pinnacle imo
I want and we need more bands like Banner Pilot and Iron Chic. There are more but some of their albums are bangers. Surprised lots of people haven’t heard of them.
Finn, could you please make a video on ellie goulding ? Her success and how delirium was too poppy an album for a relatively independent artist. Thanks man 🎉
I consider myself blessed to live through the pure aural bliss that is Parker Cannon, it almost makes up for not being around for the grunge era
2:00 I saw her waiting at a gate in San Francisco Airport in 2011.
That video of Cannon fighting the security off the bat really showed that hardcore influence 😂
Attack Attack! Was my stuff as a teen ❤️❤️ I love Caleb . I saw them at the Norva when I was a kid
Great time for music and great times for tv entertainment with Travis and Street bike Tommy of Nitro circus, Jackass, our finnish friends of the Dudesons and Bam´s show. Good times! Nice to see Travis and Tommy in the music video.
"Bert....I am waiting to...awaiting orders" That shit sent me lmao... Finn is the goat. fr
Easycore just injects so much joy and fun into my heart... God I hope it picks up some steam again
FINALLY! Someone else agrees with me about Smokahontas being the best Attack Attack! song.
It’s sooooo great!
Hands down one of the best breakdowns. And that solid “RRRRRAH!” 🤌🏻
I'm going to have to watch this over a couple of times and think about it. For me, the 10s was when the negative effects of modern music producers came to full fruition. As always, I respect Finn's perspective.
Absolutely agree as far as music, 2010’s were definitely the peak music wise, the 2020’s so far aren’t even close
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I love how every time people talk about 2010 music, everyone pretends that lmfao didn't happen
@Slater Novick everybody just have a good time!
SHOTS is a club classic
I mean LMFAO was fully it in the 2010s haha
2010’s is the best decade for hip hop by MILES. It is just immeasurably far ahead of all the others.
R&B was as good as it’s been since probably the 1960’s, especially later on in the decade. It embraced technology & it did wonders for the genre.
Edm & dance was strong. They finally realized that they didn’t just have to cater to Europeans anymore.
Rock and alternative had its moments for sure. Pop was decent. Florida State Line and all their friends were a major liability though, sorry!
Overall, yeah might be a true statement about the 2010’s being the best, now that we’ve had a few years to digest everything that happened.
Attack Attack!, Then chief keef. Why are you putting the evolution of my music taste right in my face? 😂😂
The 2010’s was the best era. Don’t get me wrong I really believe the 90’s was the best era but the 2010’s is up there especially in hip hop. We had so many people experimenting with sounds, flows and Melodie’s. Got so
Much great music from all across the board
1 day he'll give the signal. I died.
If by "best" you mean "worst" I am 💯 with you!
everytime I listen to In Friends We Trust I just wish to have a couple friends to go to a show of theirs with and just have fun for the night
Lil Peep was such an artist. May he rest well
Fin is a man of the people
2010s was the best VIBE AND CULTURE ERA
This video is a certified Sergeant D. moment. Says the 2010s were the best decade in music, then hits us with fucking Attack Attack. I fell off my chair laughing. Finn, you're a treasure.
I fuckin love the commentary on this one 😂
I love how you are very knowledgeable on all these scenes as if you were at your peak years during them yet you are actually quite old. Finn don’t age
I was not expecting you to include Dillon Francis in this video! Get Low is such a fantastic song, and he just makes great tech house bangers. You're right, sometimes you just need to listen to something fun that makes you feel cool.
I'd actually really love to see you do a whole video on future bass / metal step artists like Sullivan King, Kayzo, PhaseOne, HVDES' newer stuff, Mazare, and Illennium doing a collab with Spiritbox. That side of EDM has been been incorporating a lot of hardcore elements, and it's really gaining popularity.
That's actually one of the biggest things that appeals to me about EDM, you can go to a festival and hear both bro-y house music and shit you can headbang to.
Actually switchblade’s instrumental sample is a three day grace song
Do you like “The Real You” by Three Days Grace with the same piano instrumental and chorus melody as “Witchblades?”
Do you know what samples are?
@@FinnMckentyPRMBA indeed I do that’s why I checked to make sure both songs had the same writers/composers listed and asked if you liked the first song to use that sample.
I’ve never heard it tbh
I wonder if it's just the rose-colored lens of something being old enough to be nostalgic, but of all the songs you mentioned the ones I enjoyed were from 2013 or earlier with the exception of Lil Peep.
holy heck yes, late 00s - early 10s was the decade i got into the scene. i got into it really late, but man the memories.
I can't tell if you are serious, this whole video sounds like a backhanded compliment
His sarcasm level is over 9000!
The EDM fad was actually pretty important for a lot of us zoomers xd
I have a lot of friends who got into edm through internet culture (esp. youtube) which was flooded with electronic music in the mid 2010s
and many people got into other forms of alternative music (including rock and metal) or started to venture deeper into more underground electronic stuff,
which is really cool because most of them have a really open mindset when it comes to music and you can actually have a decent conversation about obscure af underground shit and alternative music without someone immediatley shitting on mainstream music and everything else they never really listened to for more than 10 minutes (which is something that I have sadly only experienced with like 10% of metal fans I've talked to)
I gotta say Finn, love your sense humor😄
I'm a little I'm disbelief that a dude his age can prefer the 2010s over early 2000s. Thrice, Thursday, Poison The Well, At The Drive In. As subjective as musical taste is. Some of the most influential and replicated styles that paved the way for those bands for years to come.
Not into nerd music
@@FinnMckentyPRMBA That's blasphemy. MBA? More like GED
This is a convincing submission for the 2010s being the worst decade of music. I didn't think it was *this* bad. Still, lots of great music here and there.
The garbage to good ratio of the 80s will never be topped
Lmao "girl how tf you gon leave ME?!" and then literally a decade later Megan left him 💀💀💀
Did anyone else catch the dude in the Krewella video wearing the Mychildren Mybride back patch @15:55?? So random lol I thought the logo looked familiar.
Wait, what? Is this satire? I think I’ve missed the point. I agree with you though, it’s okay to have fun. For me this is no on so many levels. You do you man and that’s cool.
Nope. This is music i like
Late 80’s to 90’s for me.
2010 was peak civilization. The video games coming out around this time, the movies etc. life was Obamafied still too.
bruh i was obsessed with krewella
I know it came out in 09, but "Stand Up And Scream" is the best of the Sturgis screamo collective
Xo Tour Life also made a huge change
As a former youth pastor, yep, can confirm.
Dude this in my opinion is the best damn video you have made for a while this is awesome
ok but i feel like bc of the edm scene the underground dubstep/riddim scene is lowkey the new punk
I think peak music was 1985 to 2005, there was a couple edm house bangers in 2011-2013, and that's it haven't heard anything good since
Pardon My French by CNCC is STILL before its time.
If there was an ‘07-‘17 decade for emo, 🦀 core, scene, easy core, pop punk, metalcore, that would be the dream 10 year span!
Anyone remember 2014 people holding signs above their head like in The Ghost Inside dear youth video?
Pre-hair plugs MGK!
AC-130 was an absolute banger from Attack attack
is Hey Dudes Are, You Teady To? Finns favorite song of all time?
I haven’t watched the video yet but I agree with the title.
The early 2010s into the mid 2010s were my teen years and I miss it. I think after 2017 the mainstream music went to shit. Only music I like of the 2020s so far is more underground metal, pop punk, dark wave and indie alternative artists.
The sarcasm is so thick in this vid it oozes from my speakers, keep up the troll sir.
Nope, I actually love this music
2010's gave us:
- Easycore (Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!)
- Crabcore (Attack Attack!)
- Sadboi Pop Punk (The Story So Far)
- Dubstep (Skrillex)
- Trap (Migos)
- Emo Rap (Lil Peep)
- Trap Metal (Ghostemane)
- Soundcloud Rap (Playboy Carti
- Bro Country (Flordia Georgia Line)
- Hyper Pop (100 Gecs)
- Rave Music (Machine Girl)
- Lofi (Lofi Study Beats)
- Nightcore (any song)
I say it was a solid decade.
Rave? It has existed since early 90s.
EZcore has evolved with action/adventure and Belmont. would consider ADTR and FYS easy as well.