Although musical tastes are subjective, it's also a mistake to say that it's only a subjective and personal preference list. They are important songs of their time that over the years have repeatedly appeared as great classics, supported by critics and the public. And they have become emblems or insignia.
You NEED to listen to the full versions of these songs, on your own time and then revisit this video with new opinions. These are INCREDIBLE songs. Edit* I’m SORRY! You don’t know Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World?! Ohhhhh, you are missing OUT
I guess I am privileged to have listened to music from most genres and generations. I was born in the 70's and I can go all the way back to the 20's and know a lot of the songs. I started with your 90's reaction and went backwards. Out of the lot there was maybe 5 I di not completely know! I look forward to the next one!
Hurt was released in 1995. It was a Nine Inch Nails song. Johnny Cash covered it in 2002. He was an active artist from 1954-2003. And because I’m sure it will come up lol Simon and Garfunkel’s Sound of Silence came out in 1964 and Disturbed’s cover came out in 2015. You just need to listen to all of these!
@@ImOutOfMtDew how is it definitive? Like the Beatles were popular in 1960 when the world population was 3 billion. Now the world population is 8 billion. The only reason this list has so many ancient songs is because they were the first to do stuff. It's not because they were good.
Of all the songs you didn;t know, Losing My Religion might be most surprising to me. Not in my playlists, but it was unavoidable all my life it feels like. Same with Satsifaction
My kids - 18, 20, 23 - know most of these songs. I was thinking, "How can this guy not know so many of these songs" (including 70a 80a 90z) and "Is he younger than I think he is?" But I've always got music going, and I listen to a little of everything, no matter the year or genre. My kids will randomly start singing 50s songs, lol
I can't wait for you to react to more songs Thurston! I will be screaming how do you not know this artist. Like CCR! :-) Whitney Houston released her version of "I will always love you" in 1992. Dolly Parton wrote the song and released her original in1974.
Whoever made this list definitely has some favorites. I don't know that I'd have more than 1 or 2 Beatles songs on my top 100 list of all time, definitely not close to my top 100 personal favorites
It isn't so much about how well the songs have lasted, as how much they influenced music and their times. In that light the Beatles are monsters, not just because of how many records they sold, but because they changed music forever. I'll agree that the sound of The Beatles is pretty tired these days, played out (though most of their lyrics remain good poetry), but you can still make a strong case for most of their included songs in this list as highly influential.
No, it would be utterly subjective and inaccurate if there was only one or two Beatles songs, as most of these wouldn’t exist without all or almost their songs.
@@willcool713 that’s your opinion that they’re “pretty tired, played out” because YOU are tired of the origins of almost all modern music but that’s not the case, and I’m hardly a major Beatles fan, just a fact
Ive watched a bunch of these to try and expand my music taste, and i must say, you probably chose the most different and SUPER opinionated one I've ever seen 💀💀 Bohemian Rhapsody and Stairway to Heaven should be number 1 & 2 on a decent list. I LOVE Yesterday, but that isnt even the the best Beatles songs 💀
Clearly any list like this is very subjective. For me, Bill Withers needed a spot on here somewhere. Ain't No Sunshine or Lean On Me could've been in a top 100.
When I watched the top I was thinking: In the top 10 will be "Starway To Heaven" and "Bohemian Rhapsody", and number one will be "Yesterday". I'm surprised of myself for knew it, I got the taste of great music 😂
I feel you actually coz I only know many Queen songs since their songs are played by people a lot, and some Michael Jackson songs. That's all I'm sorry TT_TT
I'm equally baffled and impressed by the knowledge lol... I took notes, first time ever here doing that: - (ccr) how doesn't he know this one? - okay, his musician pop's influence is showing! ohhhmyygod I'm his dad's age - jfc.... he kNoWs ThEm FrOm AdS 😐😂 - wait... OASIS IS BRITISH? - Dylan: a poetic genius with the voice of a quiet weedwhacker - love the U2 reaction, it was exactly as it should be - radiohead = banger. Agreed. - give Marvin Gaye a shot - Bowie fans know/adore him, Beatles fans are pretty much the same. The rest of the population is right there with you - Please give Pink Floyd and Bob Marley a genuine chance. If you'd like to give them both a chance at the same time, listen to the album "Dub Side of the Moon" by Easy Star All-Stars❤
"Bowie fans know/adore him, Beatles fans are pretty much the same. The rest of the population is right there with you" This is the most ignorant and incorrect statement I've seen in this comment section. Most people in the UK and US know a lot of Beatles songs even if they don't think they do. You and Thurston are in the minority, for sure.
@@voodoosleeper i wouldn't call that part of my comment ignorant, but rather, misunderstood by the reader. I meant that if you know and love a ton of Bowie/Beatles pieces, you're probably a fan. If you don't know a lot, you're probably not a fan. And there (in my experience) is nearly always that linear separation of people. I say this as both a Bowie AND Beatles fan.
I Will Always Love You was written and performed by Dolly Parton in 1974. Whitney Houston did a cover of it in 1992. I love most of these songs. Others not so much.
Notorious B.I. G. made it but no Otis Redding? Where is Louis Armstrong? Etta James? John Denver? And the entire Country genre was omitted (I don’t think Johnny Cash covering a non-country song counts) along with anything outside mainstream like Enya (as an example). This was definitely a list of great songs but I can’t agree it’s top 100 of all time. It was quite biased to certain groups. Even so, please do more music! ❤
Bohemian Rhapsody is generally considered the best rock song of all time, if you look at sales, longevity, recognizability, innovation, etc, by the industry, media, and fellow musicians. And you called it, saying that was what you expected to be #1.
I don’t know who made this list, but obviously Male, British/American, and white. Common now, nothing from Carole King, Diane Warren, some of the best writers ever? Aretha got no respect …literally…no chain of fools, natural woman? No Dolly Parton -Jolene, Madonna, Karen Carpenter…but hey they got all the male bands on the list 3 times each. And seriously, Judy Garland’s Somewhere Over The Rainbow not on the list, should be top 3…..
You’re the one with no respect trying to compare those losers to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Elvis, chuck berry, bob dylan, billy Joel, Elton John and The Beach Boys
Maybe the compiler of this list should have qualified it as something other than an all-time list. Maybe in their lifetime? There's at least a half dozen songs from the 30s and 40s that would make an all-time list.
Although I love the song Yesterday, I'd have to put Bohemian Rhapsody as #1. The song Yesterday came to McCartney in a dream. He woke up knowing the tune and immediately rolled out of bed and started playing it on the piano next to his bed. The working title was "Scrambled Eggs". He took it to all of his friends asking if they had ever heard the tune, thinking he had subconsciously plagiarized it. Similarly, he had a dream about his mother, Mary, telling him to not worry and to just "Let It Be". Yesterday is the most covered song in history.
There's one great song I don't remember seeing in this slightly odd list. It's by Bachman Turner Overdrive, it's called 'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet', and one of its lines is 'You need educatin'. Gotta go to school'! I don't think it was in Shrek . . . 😉 And I'm only kidding, very entertaining video, especially I suspect for we oldies.
Johnny Cash and his daugter Roseanne Cash both did their version of Tennesee Flat-Top Box and it sounds really good especially hers. he did a song called I Have A Thing About Trains.
Who compiled this?! 😂 I think we were all in the same boat by the end. Where's the girls? Where's ELO, where's Winehouse, where's ABBA, why Oasis?!? Where's The Bee Gees? So many questions. .. and so much BIG HAIR! 😂😅😂😅
Sweet Home Alabama is from the mid 70s...if your girlfriend's dad loves Bob Dylan then he probably has loads of music that he could play for you from the old days...omg there is SO much awesome music you could be loving.
i’d like to know who made this list. They are all great songs but I can’t say they are all in the top 100 songs of all time .Doesn’t look like a very scientific list. I don’t think they took into account sales or how long they were at the top of the charts.
If you want a more consensus take, there's Rolling Stone magazine's top 500. People disagree with exact placements, but very few disagree with the quality on the list.
If you don't know Metallica One, you should definitely react to that, others get the most views in their channel because they react to the classic video.
So far there are so many I would never rank in the Top 100. Besides, 100 is far too little to encompass any song from any genre at any time in pop history. Needs to be narrowed down to a genre or decade or region.
This is some Joe Blow's list of his favorite songs, not based on sales or radio play, etc. You need to/should use a list curated by an authority, such as: Billboard's Top 100 Songs of All-Time.
If you know any Metallica, it is probably Enter Sandman. Also when you get to Johnny Cash, you shouldn't start with Hurt, I don't want your intro to Cash to make you cry (also it is a cover). Better off with A Boy Named Sue, Folsom Prison Blues, or Ring of Fire.
Free Bird should have been at the top of the list. You cannot leave off the most requested song when bands are playing. Someone will shout Free bird to challenge the Band to perform it!
i wonder if this was someone's personal top 100 or if it was rolling stone magazines top 100? i agree that if you heard most of the songs chorus parts youd be like OOOH, ITS THAT SONG?!?! it seems like around half the bands on this list are british and to hear you say you dont know a good chunk of them saddens me and im an american
You need to listen to much more music .. I was born in 1952 and knew music going all the way back to music hall back in the 1800s and classical music going back hundreds of years … and we didn’t have internet and the amount of British artists you don’t know .. wow just wow
What was this list based on? Not sales, not air play. Was it someone's personal, subjective list? Good songs, but still you need to use some objective points if you're going to make a list like this, or say it's subjective.
Ok so whoever made this list is a super D rider for the Beetles. That's the thing though. Every one of these lists will be different for everyone. Johnny Cash the only country on here and he isn't really even traditional country. A top 100 songs of all time with no Garth Brooks???? No Celine Dion on here??? Only 1 Pink Floyd song??? This is a very personal list.
"Is this from Shrek?" had me absolutely dying 😂
Besides, that Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" song is from every gay bar... ever.
Obviously whoever chose these has a preference for particular artists. But these are ALL great
Definitely a personal preference list.
Although musical tastes are subjective, it's also a mistake to say that it's only a subjective and personal preference list.
They are important songs of their time that over the years have repeatedly appeared as great classics, supported by critics and the public. And they have become emblems or insignia.
You NEED to listen to the full versions of these songs, on your own time and then revisit this video with new opinions. These are INCREDIBLE songs.
Edit* I’m SORRY! You don’t know Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World?! Ohhhhh, you are missing OUT
I guess I am privileged to have listened to music from most genres and generations. I was born in the 70's and I can go all the way back to the 20's and know a lot of the songs. I started with your 90's reaction and went backwards. Out of the lot there was maybe 5 I di not completely know! I look forward to the next one!
Hurt was released in 1995. It was a Nine Inch Nails song. Johnny Cash covered it in 2002. He was an active artist from 1954-2003.
And because I’m sure it will come up lol Simon and Garfunkel’s Sound of Silence came out in 1964 and Disturbed’s cover came out in 2015.
You just need to listen to all of these!
He knows Fortunate Son, it is too many movies to have never heard it.
Well, that was subjective 😁😁😂😂🤣🤣
Nope its the definitive top 100 songs of all time. Everyone is just going to have to accept it.
@@ImOutOfMtDew 😂
Music is a form of art of course its subjective
No shit lol
@@ImOutOfMtDew how is it definitive? Like the Beatles were popular in 1960 when the world population was 3 billion. Now the world population is 8 billion. The only reason this list has so many ancient songs is because they were the first to do stuff. It's not because they were good.
Of all the songs you didn;t know, Losing My Religion might be most surprising to me. Not in my playlists, but it was unavoidable all my life it feels like. Same with Satsifaction
I was playing heads up once and no one else knew the song 🤦
R.E.M. is legendary
My kids - 18, 20, 23 - know most of these songs. I was thinking, "How can this guy not know so many of these songs" (including 70a 80a 90z) and "Is he younger than I think he is?" But I've always got music going, and I listen to a little of everything, no matter the year or genre. My kids will randomly start singing 50s songs, lol
I can't wait for you to react to more songs Thurston! I will be screaming how do you not know this artist. Like CCR! :-) Whitney Houston released her version of "I will always love you" in 1992. Dolly Parton wrote the song and released her original in1974.
Whoever made this list definitely has some favorites. I don't know that I'd have more than 1 or 2 Beatles songs on my top 100 list of all time, definitely not close to my top 100 personal favorites
Yeah, too Beatles heavy, especially at the top end.
@@Fridge56Vet makes sense though after all they are the best band of all time
It isn't so much about how well the songs have lasted, as how much they influenced music and their times. In that light the Beatles are monsters, not just because of how many records they sold, but because they changed music forever. I'll agree that the sound of The Beatles is pretty tired these days, played out (though most of their lyrics remain good poetry), but you can still make a strong case for most of their included songs in this list as highly influential.
No, it would be utterly subjective and inaccurate if there was only one or two Beatles songs, as most of these wouldn’t exist without all or almost their songs.
@@willcool713 that’s your opinion that they’re “pretty tired, played out” because YOU are tired of the origins of almost all modern music but that’s not the case, and I’m hardly a major Beatles fan, just a fact
Most people don't know that "Every Breath You Take" by the Police is not a love song, it is about a stalker.
Purple Rain not being top 10 is criminal
Agreed
Guitar Hero helped repopularize it lol
The Beatles are my favorite musical act of all time but even I don’t agree with Yesterday being number one. A Day in the Life would make more sense.
Exactly.
Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" was a disco era anthem and while it may have been in a movie, was not originally.
Gay bars. Thurston needs to frequent more gay bars. There he would hear "I Will Survive" until he knows all the words by heart. :):)
Ive watched a bunch of these to try and expand my music taste, and i must say, you probably chose the most different and SUPER opinionated one I've ever seen 💀💀 Bohemian Rhapsody and Stairway to Heaven should be number 1 & 2 on a decent list. I LOVE Yesterday, but that isnt even the the best Beatles songs 💀
When bohemian rhapsody was number two I was like well stairway to heaven will be number one, boy was I wrong with this person's biased opinion lol
@@erinmineo830 so after seeing Stairway at #4 you still thought it would be #1
Of all the songs they could pick for #1 they went with Yesterday? I wouldn’t even put it as a top 5 Beatles song much less top song of all time.
Clearly any list like this is very subjective. For me, Bill Withers needed a spot on here somewhere. Ain't No Sunshine or Lean On Me could've been in a top 100.
Jeff Buckley is definitely not an actor today. He passed away in 1997.
Wasn't this a cover of a Leonard Cohen song?
@@stillhuntre55 Correct.
"Do I know any Metallica songs?" You made my heart ache with that.
When I watched the top I was thinking: In the top 10 will be "Starway To Heaven" and "Bohemian Rhapsody", and number one will be "Yesterday". I'm surprised of myself for knew it, I got the taste of great music 😂
Please do more reactions like this, Thurston. This was really interesting.
Dolly Parton wrote "I Will Always Love You" in 1973 and she also recorded it that year. Her version will break your heart.
Yesterday is a great song but by NO MEANS is it the greatest song of all time
That is your opinion. To each his/her own
Right?! I was baffled that it was #1..
@@yespls6260 Are you all joking? It is an AMAZING song
It’s obviously Eleanor Rigby.
It sounds like you have a whole list of songs to react to now :)
I feel you actually coz I only know many Queen songs since their songs are played by people a lot, and some Michael Jackson songs. That's all I'm sorry TT_TT
I'm equally baffled and impressed by the knowledge lol... I took notes, first time ever here doing that:
- (ccr) how doesn't he know this one?
- okay, his musician pop's influence is showing! ohhhmyygod I'm his dad's age
- jfc.... he kNoWs ThEm FrOm AdS 😐😂
- wait... OASIS IS BRITISH?
- Dylan: a poetic genius with the voice of a quiet weedwhacker
- love the U2 reaction, it was exactly as it should be
- radiohead = banger. Agreed.
- give Marvin Gaye a shot
- Bowie fans know/adore him, Beatles fans are pretty much the same. The rest of the population is right there with you
- Please give Pink Floyd and Bob Marley a genuine chance. If you'd like to give them both a chance at the same time, listen to the album "Dub Side of the Moon" by Easy Star All-Stars❤
Lol same. I was like "What! Oasis is British!?"
"Bowie fans know/adore him, Beatles fans are pretty much the same. The rest of the population is right there with you" This is the most ignorant and incorrect statement I've seen in this comment section. Most people in the UK and US know a lot of Beatles songs even if they don't think they do. You and Thurston are in the minority, for sure.
@@voodoosleeper i wouldn't call that part of my comment ignorant, but rather, misunderstood by the reader. I meant that if you know and love a ton of Bowie/Beatles pieces, you're probably a fan. If you don't know a lot, you're probably not a fan. And there (in my experience) is nearly always that linear separation of people. I say this as both a Bowie AND Beatles fan.
I Will Always Love You was written and performed by Dolly Parton in 1974. Whitney Houston did a cover of it in 1992.
I love most of these songs. Others not so much.
Comfortably Numb at #12 was a crime against mankind
That Unchained Melody song is amazing. For a song suggestion you should react to Elvis live 1977 singing it, he did amazing :)
Notorious B.I. G. made it but no Otis Redding? Where is Louis Armstrong? Etta James? John Denver? And the entire Country genre was omitted (I don’t think Johnny Cash covering a non-country song counts) along with anything outside mainstream like Enya (as an example). This was definitely a list of great songs but I can’t agree it’s top 100 of all time. It was quite biased to certain groups.
Even so, please do more music! ❤
Louis Armstrong was on 36. Johnny Cash's Walk The Line was on 59.
Oasis in the top 10? 🙄 Oh my days!
This is just someone's favorite songs list nothing more. Plenty of good and bad songs. It's all subjective.
Bohemian Rhapsody is generally considered the best rock song of all time, if you look at sales, longevity, recognizability, innovation, etc, by the industry, media, and fellow musicians.
And you called it, saying that was what you expected to be #1.
Uh, no it's not.
sales? Lol. Beatles and MJ way before Queen. For me Imagine is the most famous song, I always thougth We Will Rock You is the most famous Queen song.
I don’t know who made this list, but obviously Male, British/American, and white. Common now, nothing from Carole King, Diane Warren, some of the best writers ever? Aretha got no respect …literally…no chain of fools, natural woman? No Dolly Parton -Jolene, Madonna, Karen Carpenter…but hey they got all the male bands on the list 3 times each. And seriously, Judy Garland’s Somewhere Over The Rainbow not on the list, should be top 3…..
Haha you’re pissed
You’re the one with no respect trying to compare those losers to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Elvis, chuck berry, bob dylan, billy Joel, Elton John and The Beach Boys
You’re nuts this isn’t about gender
Yeah it's subjective. Just someone making a list.
I get you point but you sound like you've just got done with a 8 hour argument on twitter.
Maybe the compiler of this list should have qualified it as something other than an all-time list. Maybe in their lifetime? There's at least a half dozen songs from the 30s and 40s that would make an all-time list.
I don’t agree with the list but there’s definitely some really good ones on there
I like these kind of reactions. You should react to a video of American top 100 billboard pop songs :)
Use this list as a guide to classic rock. There's a lot of great stuff out there.
Needs more Fleetwood Mac.
This is soooo hard to watch, with Thurston not knowing some of the classics.
Although I love the song Yesterday, I'd have to put Bohemian Rhapsody as #1. The song Yesterday came to McCartney in a dream. He woke up knowing the tune and immediately rolled out of bed and started playing it on the piano next to his bed. The working title was "Scrambled Eggs". He took it to all of his friends asking if they had ever heard the tune, thinking he had subconsciously plagiarized it. Similarly, he had a dream about his mother, Mary, telling him to not worry and to just "Let It Be". Yesterday is the most covered song in history.
Most of these bands and songs were very influential in their time.
Rolling Stone has a decent list of the Top 500, too.
The song from Shrek you're thinking of is probably Holding out for a Hero
Jo Nunya Yeah they sound fairly similar lol
There’s also an old animation at the same time as Shrek of an alien who sings it and gets crushed by the disco ball. The alien is green as well.
@@dracomaster4 What's it called now I'm curious xD
@@neonmajora8454 It's this one: th-cam.com/video/RGg_d9Yhw2Q/w-d-xo.html
8 of them were Beatles!
You should do a Johnny Cash first time listen and do a few, including Hurt which is a remake from NIN.
If this was a real list, The Beatles would take up every spot...
Wrong!!!! You probably mean if this was your personal opinionated list.
There's one great song I don't remember seeing in this slightly odd list. It's by Bachman Turner Overdrive, it's called 'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet', and one of its lines is 'You need educatin'. Gotta go to school'!
I don't think it was in Shrek . . . 😉
And I'm only kidding, very entertaining video, especially I suspect for we oldies.
Not gonna lie, I was half expecting #1 to be Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up"🤣
I worry that all these young reactors honestly believe all these massively popular classic hits "are from Shrek."
You knew A Lot more of them than I thought you would! 😂
Finally a video about music, The United Kingdom 🇬🇧 is a powerhouse in contemporary music 🎸
Shrek is single handedly responsible for keeping a lot of songs alive 😂
Sweet Home Alabama is from 1974. All of Nirvana is from the early 1990s.
Into the Beatles' rabbit hole you go, my guy
Incredible music. Maybe use this list as a list of song you should react to?
Johnny Cash and his daugter Roseanne Cash both did their version of Tennesee Flat-Top Box and it sounds really good especially hers. he did a song called I Have A Thing About Trains.
Anyone reading this watch Bob Marley live in Santa Barbara the concert is usually on TH-cam. Chefs kiss.
Who compiled this?! 😂 I think we were all in the same boat by the end. Where's the girls? Where's ELO, where's Winehouse, where's ABBA, why Oasis?!? Where's The Bee Gees? So many questions. .. and so much BIG HAIR! 😂😅😂😅
At your age I use to hear music at venues like the music machine, electric ballroom, the rainbow, you reference Shrek!! Jesus times have changed 😂
In my life one of my favorites
This is a bad bad list.
All great songs, but not in the right order.
And Kanye definitely does not belong there.
I'd definitely enjoy music reactions, love music so much.
Sweet Home Alabama is from the mid 70s...if your girlfriend's dad loves Bob Dylan then he probably has loads of music that he could play for you from the old days...omg there is SO much awesome music you could be loving.
Love the mutton chops lol
Homework: Listen to all 100 songs. 🤘
i’d like to know who made this list. They are all great songs but I can’t say they are all in the top 100 songs of all time .Doesn’t look like a very scientific list. I don’t think they took into account sales or how long they were at the top of the charts.
The list maker states in the notes to the video that it was just a personal list. Nothing scientific at all.
I cannot believe Kanye is ahead of Whitney WTF.
I think the Shrek song you mean is "I need a Hero" by Bonnie Tyler. It sounds a little like "I will survive"
Lynryrd Skynrd is the best. Gimme' Three Steps, Free Bird, I Ain't The One, and What's Your Name and Simple Man. these are classics.
Yeah, I’m shocked Free Bird and Simple Man didn’t make the list…
imma call bs on this list. Oasis twice but no ABBA? this is someone's personal list and that is fine.
If you want a more consensus take, there's Rolling Stone magazine's top 500. People disagree with exact placements, but very few disagree with the quality on the list.
When he didn't know the Louis Armstrong song I knew there was a problem.
I guarantee if you heard all 100 songs at least half way through, you would know probably 80 to 90 of them.
HOLD UP. You don't know Pink Floyd? Definitely check out their song "Time." It has one of the most phenomenal guitar solos I've ever heard.
If you don't know Metallica One, you should definitely react to that, others get the most views in their channel because they react to the classic video.
So far there are so many I would never rank in the Top 100. Besides, 100 is far too little to encompass any song from any genre at any time in pop history. Needs to be narrowed down to a genre or decade or region.
I only didn't know 12 songs. I'm quite happy with that. Lol
This is some Joe Blow's list of his favorite songs, not based on sales or radio play, etc. You need to/should use a list curated by an authority, such as: Billboard's Top 100 Songs of All-Time.
Who compiled this list. Guess I need to refer to the original video to learn more.
Let's be clear, this list is someone's top 100 but is by no means a definitive list. A lot of good songs but definitely some questionable choices.
If you know any Metallica, it is probably Enter Sandman. Also when you get to Johnny Cash, you shouldn't start with Hurt, I don't want your intro to Cash to make you cry (also it is a cover). Better off with A Boy Named Sue, Folsom Prison Blues, or Ring of Fire.
Free Bird should have been at the top of the list. You cannot leave off the most requested song when bands are playing. Someone will shout Free bird to challenge the Band to perform it!
I will survive was in the movie the Replacements.
Few too many Beatles tracks on this list, didn’t need 50 of the top 100 songs to be Beatles
i like the songs they picked but some of them shouldnt have been there. I wonder what criteria they used to even choose these.
This is a person’s preference list.
I think some ol’ school music reactions are due 😊
i wonder if this was someone's personal top 100 or if it was rolling stone magazines top 100? i agree that if you heard most of the songs chorus parts youd be like OOOH, ITS THAT SONG?!?! it seems like around half the bands on this list are british and to hear you say you dont know a good chunk of them saddens me and im an american
Personal Top 100 of what they consider the greatest songs, but not necessarily their favorites.
It's not Rolling Stone's list. Must be a personal thing.
I feel so old right now....
What’s your favorite genre of music
Love your videos man but this one was a bit rough.
Do a reaction to buddy Holley & the surf ball room the day the music died
Sound of Silence - first react to original by Simon and Garfunkel, then by Disturbed, then by Pentatonix.
You need to listen to much more music .. I was born in 1952 and knew music going all the way back to music hall back in the 1800s and classical music going back hundreds of years … and we didn’t have internet and the amount of British artists you don’t know .. wow just wow
It honestly breaks my heart u don’t know Imagine
The Elvis songs were used in Lilo & Stitch
Creep and ANY rap ahead of What A Wonderful World! Laughable.
Edit: much of the list of laughable. Especially some of the top 20
it’s honestly all opinion based. there is no correct answer (unless you list based on record sales)
What was this list based on? Not sales, not air play. Was it someone's personal, subjective list? Good songs, but still you need to use some objective points if you're going to make a list like this, or say it's subjective.
The Metallica One video will blow your mind.
Creedence Clearwater Rivival- Have you ever seen the rain being list at 100 signaled to me that the list was going to be kind of bs.
Ok so whoever made this list is a super D rider for the Beetles. That's the thing though. Every one of these lists will be different for everyone. Johnny Cash the only country on here and he isn't really even traditional country. A top 100 songs of all time with no Garth Brooks???? No Celine Dion on here??? Only 1 Pink Floyd song??? This is a very personal list.
You could try listening to your parents or perhaps your grandparents radio stations.