The reason why Her Majesty is the least heard, is because the algorithms detect one heard when you listen at least 30 seconds of the song, and Her Majesty is 25 seconds long, so you need to listen to it at least twice for the algorithm to detect that you listened to it once
@@Franshela I'm brazilian, so naturally my English is not good. I've tried to AGREE with him saying that cause in Portuguese it would make sense, but in English doesn't. My mistake.
Keep this in mind. The Beatles broke up in 1970. 45 years between the time the band broke up and the time they went up on Spotify in late 2015. Their *least* streamed song (excluding Her Majesty) still has over 1 million plays. I think that says it all. Not to mention their *most* streamed song is getting closer to a billion plays. A billion.
@@braudabo again, for a band that hasn't released anything in 50 years, and a million is their LEAST played. Just goes to show that the music still holds up all this time later
@@disneyscott98 Yes. The Beatles' popularity will endure. Rightly so. About 40 songs with at least 100,000,000 streams probably don't even have many current artists (The leading artist, Taylor Swift, has 110-120 tracks over 100.000.00 streams at the moment, November 2022). Another video with a different Spotify ranking for classic artists, lists the Beatles in 2nd place, behind Queen, who most likely owe 1st place "only" to the biopic, along with, of course, "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Don't stop me now", "Another one bites the dust", "We are the champions", "Under pressure" and "We Will Rock You", by a total of roundabout 20 songs over 100.000.00 streams. This will surely be put into perspective over time, already not the most famous Beatles album right now "Beatles For Sale" is streamed twice as often as Queen's "Hot Space", which would have ranked under "also ran", but there is the mentioned "Under pressure"... This song alone has 4x as many streams as this complete Beatles album... This focus on relatively few songs distorts this ranking. Oh yeah, here's the other Spotify clip. Maybe you already know it. th-cam.com/video/ajLAa6k3MD8/w-d-xo.html
@@braudabo of course Taylor Swift has a lot of tracks with that many streams, since she's current and a lot of people listen to new music through Spotify. if streaming was around in the 60's, the Beatles would've dominated, just like they did the charts back then.
George at no.1 he was criminally underrated by the majority of people in life and even in death most people don’t realise here comes the sun is his baby, just assume it’s Lennon or McCartney
George was criminally underrated by the majority of people* Citation needed. Most people just assume Here Comes The Sun is Lennon or McCartney?* Citation needed. Ever since I got into the Beatles in 1997 after the anthologies, I've noticed about the only thing people say about George is how he was actually very talented and underrated as a songwriter etc. After a quarter of a century of hearing this acknowledged non-stop by Beatles fans, does he still qualify as underrated? And if not, what would it possibly take for you people to stop saying this? I mean... good luck waiting for a video with actual data showing concrete statistical proof that his songs are actually among (if not) the most popular Beatles songs of all time...
They should have re-released it with Paperback Writer as a remixed double a-sided single in line with the Revolver remix release. Nothing else out there today could come close.
It's more impressive when you hear it played at its original speed on the latest rerelease, especially Paul's bass playing. th-cam.com/video/P3IuNGxGVXk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TheBeatles-Topic
After about #48 or so, every song could legitimately claim to be my favourite song of all time, depending on the day you were asking me. What an incredible band. Awesome - and unexpected - that the number 1 is a George song.
@@milescooper3525 George himself, too - I think Something is better. But 1)it's all subjective anyway and 2)Here Comes The Sun is a great track. Thing is, The Beatles have done SO MANY great tracks...
It's also crazy that on the other hand he wrote the most played song and 2 more in the top 20, given that his contribution to the catalogue was a lot smaller than Lennon/McCartneys.
@@qasanoba well yeah no shit. I didn’t say all George songs were low on the list. But there were a lot of great ones that were in the bottom 20 or so, like it’s all too much and old brown shoe.
Lots of Beatles' fans didn't like the Beatles more experimental stuff. I did, but TNK is a bit outside for a lot of listeners. I think it's a fantastic song, but I think just above Revolution 9 for weirdness for many listeners. The Beatles didn't start as experimenters, and I have long argued that had the Beatles started their career with Revolver or Strawberry Fields Forever, they would not have clicked. The Beatles were very talented but also very fortunate that their audience grew with them. I knew several people who lost interest in them after they associated with the Maharishi and even after Pepper until The Beatles and Abbey Road appeared. They were very relieved when Lady Madonna appeared!
@@erik5374 Oh, it's a great piece. The overdubbed crescendo at the end was how Martin addressed Lennon's desire to have the orchestra "freak out"-which Zappa had already accomplished months earlier.
All of their Beatlemania songs where the whole world was literally passing out at the sight of them are their least listened to songs, and their later work that revolutionized music forever is more beloved and listened to. Crazy how Beatlemania, a term coined to describe the mass exodus of people from their homes to the feet of the Beatles 4, is topped. Only the Beatles, man, God. Love those guys.
The Beatles will always be my favorite band and important to me. But I feel their only revolutionary albums were Rubber Soul and Revolver. Those later albums were the best but the times were changing so fast, what they were doing on The White Album and Abbey Road wasn’t much groundbreaking to what was going on in the rest of the music world compared to when they released Rubber Soul and Revolver. Those 2 albums changed the face of music
after Anita got the "most heard music in the world" (even you doesn't knowing her at all and not being responsable for that) Spotify changed the way they count plays at some music. Now they count how many people heard the song, and not how many times the song was played
The birth of Heavy Metal was years before Helter Skelter, just listen to Jimi Hendrix and Cream, they played on Marshall stacks that became a staple for Metal.
There were certainly some surprises. I think songs like Hey Bulldog and Old Brown Shoe did not get a lot of exposure because they are far superior to a lot of the songs that had more listens. Also, this video illustrates just how deep the Beatles catalog really is. I cannot think of any other band who has a bench that deep. Zep, The Stones, Floyd and a few other have a consistently strong catalog of songs, but still not as impressive as the Beatles. I guess that is why they are the gold standard 👍
I love Ballad of J&Y but I absolutely LOVE Old Brown Shoe. Its my favorite Harrison composition and I have literally never skipped it ever. Same with Anna and I Want to Tell You. Best band ever, I get fuzzy and happy just talking about the Beatles
Here Comes the Sun will likely hit 1 billion listens on Spotify sometime within the next month (May 2023). It's at 985M as I write this on 2023-04-17. Perhaps an update video is in order!
@@thecountoftuscany3447 Yep, it just barely did both of those things. Twelve days after it crossed 1B, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" also crossed 1B, making that the current oldest song with 1B+ listens (it's about 2.5 years older). And even more recently, CCR also had "Fortunate Son" cross 1B, so now there are three 60s songs with 1B+ listens on Spotify
I don't know the demographics of Spotify, but to have a group that were last together 52 years ago, have 39 songs with over 100 millions plays is quite remarkable!!
She's a Woman was a #1 hit and it is at #200. You Can't Do That was also #1 and that is at #174. Some of those Beatles For Sale songs are also languishing in that low area but are underrated gems. Surprised Something wasn't even in the top ten.
It’s crazy that in just a period of 7 years, all these songs were recorded. I seemed to have always liked their least popular songs the most. I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party, I’ll Cry Instead, I’m A Loser are among my favorites. I’m kinda surprised Here Comes The Sun is most played, you’d think Hey Jude would be the most popular as even the most basic listener knows that track. Twist And Should doesn’t surprise me like some people, I heard that song all over the place
' this boy ' ( 151 ) for whatever reason is my fave early tune , ' while my guitar' # 1 - I'm 73 : was so happy when the White Al. came out & the guys were back to playin their guitars..... good work
It's interesting to see what people actually listen to. The biggest surprises for me were Rain and Old Brown Shoe. Both great songs that seem to have been overlooked by a lot of listeners.
Just because its on Past Masters. If you search for a beatles song, the big albums are listed first. Who knows Past Masters, I mean it's not really an album. If this was in the 60s, the singles would have been more worth
Probably because people are less likely to listen to it as an album since it's a collection of singles whereas they will listen to the studio albums in their entirety
I worked as an Au Pair in Bavaria for 2021. I always played Beatles music eith the kids bc the parrnts were fine with it, it made the time more enjoyable, and even with songs that have meanings unsuited for little kids the innuendos that hide them are pretty effective. I remember being the age of the kids I watched and not understanding some of the songs until much later. All that to say it put me in the top .005% of Beatles listeners in my Spotify Wrapped but the thing is I enjoyed every minute of it. I flipped between TH-cam and Spotify a bit so I got to hear so much of the Beatles catalog but still not everything. I also cant always place the names to songs despite having heard them what feels like a million times. I heard them mostly with the kids, so I wasn't checking my phone every second to see. This video is actually pretty handy for me in learning more about my own listening history! I also love "Her Majesty" as a diddy, it's a shame the melody was never used for an extended song, at least something more than 25ish seconds. Ugh the Beatles carried me through that year.
I think all the Past Masters songs are so low because they are harder to find on Spotify. They aren't under the album list I believe, you have to find it under compilations literally at the bottom of the list. Sad because there are some gems on there
*Fantastic list, in the sense that it can be studied and analyzed and it will certainly be... Because it inevitably says a lot on many levels about the Beatles' young current listeners, it is a fascinating and extremely interesting subject of study. The fact for instance that it is a Harrison's composition and not a Lennon/McCartney that tops it all, or that "Blackbird" is in the Top 15 could in themselves become great articles and analysis... And what immediately struck me personally is the fact that there's a gap of about 300 bloody millions (!!!) between the N°2 and the N1 !... Probably the most interesting and informative list I've seen in a long time.*
I personally prefer mid to late period Beatles but there seemed to be quite a strong showing for early Beatles in these rankings. I wouldn't have expected Twist and Shout to make the Top 10.
@@ProshipAshton yeah I think it’s because Modern Pop and other modern music has been getting more streams even though it’s worse if Spotify existed in 1971 Cold Heart would have less than 0.01 Percent of the Streams Rocketman would’ve had today
This is insane list to me. The bottom 20 or so are some of my favorite and most listened to Beatles tracks. I've always been a fan of their weirder stuff, but i didn't realize that my taste was so obscure.
I love how The Beatles had like 30+ guest singers on all their albums. Surely the person who sang “Fool on The Hill” isn’t the same person who sang “Lady Madonna” or “Helter Skelter” or “Hey Jude” or “What You’re Doing” or “I’m Down” or “Why Don’t We Do it in the Road” or “Here There and Everywhere” or “You Never Give Me Your Money” or “Oh Darling”…. man they must have had a ton of people lining up to sing with them!!
It's interesting to me how the popularity of the songs I value most seems to change over time. I guess because I am older, I remember when these songs came out, and I assume that a lot of people who listened to The Beatles here, are younger--and have their own fine tastes and their associations with The Beatles' music. As Long As Someone Is Listening To Them, I say! The world needs The Beatles. The more, the merrier. I'm amazed that the Money-Movers haven't figured this out, yet.
Interesting stuff (& great work) -- surprised so much of Beatles For Sale (or Beatles '65 as we knew it back in the day) was at the bottom of the list -- a gem of an album.
Honestly the whole Let it be album is criminally underrated. I could bei influenced by the documentary... but I generally think it's one of their best albums
best thing about this video is there’s definitely a few songs i’d never heard in the first chunk and i really like the sounds of them. gotta start diggin around in the deep cuts. sad only a northern song is so overlooked, that’s one of my all time faves
@@bentownsend4017I did overlook that when originally making the comment. What I would’ve meant, if I phrased it correctly is that his ‘lesser-known’ Beatles material needed more love.
The entire orchestral section of the Yellow Submarine album is criminally under-appreciated, George Martin’s compositions are beautiful and paint a clear feeling of whatever’s happening in the story.
Great vid! When some of your favourite songs are well below 100 it really shows the consistent quality of the Beatles catalogue. By the way, you missed a couple songs released outside the main discography like Free as a Bird on anthology which has 11 million plays
@@imakevideosonyoutube The anthology definitely shouldn't count. Including side two of Yellow Submarine is questionable enough, but outtakes, remixes, live/BBC recordings, "reunion" recordings built around vault tapes of deceased members, basically anything first released after The Beatles officially broke up doesn't belong on any ranking of their official "cannon" recordings.
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The reason why Her Majesty is the least heard, is because the algorithms detect one heard when you listen at least 30 seconds of the song, and Her Majesty is 25 seconds long, so you need to listen to it at least twice for the algorithm to detect that you listened to it once
They should make that shit relative
@@Horzinicla Big data scares my ass off
@@luisbravo5452 Artificial intelligence coupled with natural stupidity, that's the major problem at hand here.
It's also not a good song
Good thing I've listened to it on repeat 940 times because it's my favorite song. That should make up for the algorithm's bullshit a little bit
Such an underrated indie band 😢
and how
@@t3ll-LvG Because not many people know about those underdogs.
@@Franshela I'm brazilian, so naturally my English is not good. I've tried to AGREE with him saying that cause in Portuguese it would make sense, but in English doesn't. My mistake.
So true man I wish the rest of the world could hear them
Rubber Soul is the first indie rock/indie pop record (that I know of) in my eyes.
The fact that Revolution 9 has been played over 10 Million times really says something
Wrong
@@eduardfonsek9406?
It’s my favorite Beatles song
More listenes than Every Little Thing :-(
What really says something is that the next most popular tune was Rain!
Keep this in mind. The Beatles broke up in 1970. 45 years between the time the band broke up and the time they went up on Spotify in late 2015. Their *least* streamed song (excluding Her Majesty) still has over 1 million plays. I think that says it all. Not to mention their *most* streamed song is getting closer to a billion plays. A billion.
One have to keep in mind, that a million streams in Spotify is next to nothing.
her majesty is more of a spotify glitch, song doesnt register since its under 30 seconds
@@braudabo again, for a band that hasn't released anything in 50 years, and a million is their LEAST played.
Just goes to show that the music still holds up all this time later
@@disneyscott98 Yes. The Beatles' popularity will endure. Rightly so. About 40 songs with at least 100,000,000 streams probably don't even have many current artists (The leading artist, Taylor Swift, has 110-120 tracks over 100.000.00 streams at the moment, November 2022).
Another video with a different Spotify ranking for classic artists, lists the Beatles in 2nd place, behind Queen, who most likely owe 1st place "only" to the biopic, along with, of course, "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Don't stop me now", "Another one bites the dust", "We are the champions", "Under pressure" and "We Will Rock You", by a total of roundabout 20 songs over 100.000.00 streams. This will surely be put into perspective over time, already not the most famous Beatles album right now "Beatles For Sale" is streamed twice as often as Queen's "Hot Space", which would have ranked under "also ran", but there is the mentioned "Under pressure"... This song alone has 4x as many streams as this complete Beatles album... This focus on relatively few songs distorts this ranking.
Oh yeah, here's the other Spotify clip. Maybe you already know it. th-cam.com/video/ajLAa6k3MD8/w-d-xo.html
@@braudabo of course Taylor Swift has a lot of tracks with that many streams, since she's current and a lot of people listen to new music through Spotify. if streaming was around in the 60's, the Beatles would've dominated, just like they did the charts back then.
"Its all too much" and "Only a northern song" are both criminally underrated. Both are amongst my favorite from the band.
"All the world is birthday cake, so take a piece but not too much"
I agree, Only a Northern Song is one of the best Harrison songs, but I prefer Love You To over Its All Too Much.
It's All Too Much and Northern Song are my favorite Beatles songs!
Agreed. Authentic psychedelia.
"Criminally underrated" is such a criminally overused phrase.
George at no.1 he was criminally underrated by the majority of people in life and even in death most people don’t realise here comes the sun is his baby, just assume it’s Lennon or McCartney
Only new fans pal. People who listened to the beatles know who George is. It's more of a generation thing
I think George is probably my favorite musician of all time not even joking
Will easily Get over a Billion listens this calender year...Amazing.
George was extremely famous during his life my guy.
George was criminally underrated by the majority of people* Citation needed.
Most people just assume Here Comes The Sun is Lennon or McCartney?* Citation needed.
Ever since I got into the Beatles in 1997 after the anthologies, I've noticed about the only thing people say about George is how he was actually very talented and underrated as a songwriter etc. After a quarter of a century of hearing this acknowledged non-stop by Beatles fans, does he still qualify as underrated?
And if not, what would it possibly take for you people to stop saying this? I mean... good luck waiting for a video with actual data showing concrete statistical proof that his songs are actually among (if not) the most popular Beatles songs of all time...
Thank you for reminding me how mindblowingly diverse their discography is
The most musically diverse band of all time hands down.
Past masters is ridiculously underrated
I call your name is one of my favs
yeah, so much youthful energy in those early singles!
Volume 1 in particular, especially if you grew up loving "The Beatles' Second Album." About 2/3 of that album's tracks are on Past Masters.
Was amazed to hear I'm Down in the bottom 20
You mean the singles?
4:41 Rain is incredibly underrated. Wish it gained more attention.
They should have re-released it with Paperback Writer as a remixed double a-sided single in line with the Revolver remix release. Nothing else out there today could come close.
Ok, I will sacrifice and accept that my band's songs were as unpopular as Rain
@@terrythekittieful They did, it sounds excellent
It's more impressive when you hear it played at its original speed on the latest rerelease, especially Paul's bass playing. th-cam.com/video/P3IuNGxGVXk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TheBeatles-Topic
@@timothyvanscoy6953 Ringo’s drumming is phenomenal in Rain.
pretty cool that George had the most successful song in the end
Why the fuck you spoiled that for me?
Here, There, and Everywhere is the most beautiful song by the Beatles and one of the most beautiful of all time. Change my mind
After about #48 or so, every song could legitimately claim to be my favourite song of all time, depending on the day you were asking me. What an incredible band. Awesome - and unexpected - that the number 1 is a George song.
paul and john probably have 50 better written songs than here comes the sun
@@milescooper3525 George himself, too - I think Something is better. But 1)it's all subjective anyway and 2)Here Comes The Sun is a great track. Thing is, The Beatles have done SO MANY great tracks...
@@milescooper3525nah
@@milescooper3525 dont be salty lmao
@@milescooper3525 "50" lol
it’s crazy how many great George songs are so low on the list, it’s all too much deserves better
It's also crazy that on the other hand he wrote the most played song and 2 more in the top 20, given that his contribution to the catalogue was a lot smaller than Lennon/McCartneys.
It's All Too Much is a tragically underrated song!
At least number 1 is a George song though
Here Comes The Sun is the fucking #1
@@qasanoba well yeah no shit. I didn’t say all George songs were low on the list. But there were a lot of great ones that were in the bottom 20 or so, like it’s all too much and old brown shoe.
Tomorrow Never Knows at 99 is unbelievable.. best tune of the 20th Century.
I was surprised too
I don't like it!
Lots of Beatles' fans didn't like the Beatles more experimental stuff. I did, but TNK is a bit outside for a lot of listeners. I think it's a fantastic song, but I think just above Revolution 9 for weirdness for many listeners.
The Beatles didn't start as experimenters, and I have long argued that had the Beatles started their career with Revolver or Strawberry Fields Forever, they would not have clicked. The Beatles were very talented but also very fortunate that their audience grew with them.
I knew several people who lost interest in them after they associated with the Maharishi and even after Pepper until The Beatles and Abbey Road appeared. They were very relieved when Lady Madonna appeared!
I agree. But a day in the life only at 36 also surprised me
@@erik5374 Oh, it's a great piece. The overdubbed crescendo at the end was how Martin addressed Lennon's desire to have the orchestra "freak out"-which Zappa had already accomplished months earlier.
All of their Beatlemania songs where the whole world was literally passing out at the sight of them are their least listened to songs, and their later work that revolutionized music forever is more beloved and listened to. Crazy how Beatlemania, a term coined to describe the mass exodus of people from their homes to the feet of the Beatles 4, is topped. Only the Beatles, man, God. Love those guys.
The Beatles will always be my favorite band and important to me. But I feel their only revolutionary albums were Rubber Soul and Revolver. Those later albums were the best but the times were changing so fast, what they were doing on The White Album and Abbey Road wasn’t much groundbreaking to what was going on in the rest of the music world compared to when they released Rubber Soul and Revolver. Those 2 albums changed the face of music
twist and shout...
@@donald60s14 Certain you forgot Sgt Peppers!!!
The Inner Light doesn't deserve to be that low, one of my all time favourite George Harrison songs
@@nigelgibson4777 might not be good but overrated song
I agree completely, I was thinking the same thing.
I love the high note Paul McCartney hits on, 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road?' The guys range has always been impressive.
Everything from 1 - 220 is superb. Incredibly consistent.
“Yesterday… all my troubles seemed so far awa-AAAAAAAAAAAAW YEAAAAH YEAY YEAY YEAY YEH YEH YEHHH
true kkkkkkk
i am part of the reason helter skelter is 53rd i played it on loop for 6 days
after Anita got the "most heard music in the world" (even you doesn't knowing her at all and not being responsable for that) Spotify changed the way they count plays at some music. Now they count how many people heard the song, and not how many times the song was played
It was the birth of Heavy Metal
The birth of Heavy Metal was years before Helter Skelter, just listen to Jimi Hendrix and Cream, they played on Marshall stacks that became a staple for Metal.
xd and Donald he said he got inspired by The Who so there the birth of metal
Crazy that most of there songs have more than a million plays on each one. Most bands would pray for one song to hit a million
All of their songs do, her majesty is less than 30 secs long so only counts as a stream if you play it twice back to back
"long, long, long"....should be in the top 10! what a gem of a song!
Totally agree. What a song.
Old Brown Shoe is underrated 😞
Literally listening to it on vinyl rn and I could not agree more
I think it might be because it’s mostly listened to form the blue album, not the remasters version one thus list, but your point still stands
True
so true
So true !
George's beautiful song has now gone over a billion, God Bless George you showed everyone you were of worth 🙏 ❤
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@@imakevideosonyoutube Wow!
Her Majesty is a glitch happening because the song is less than 30 seconds, so it needs to be played back to back to count as a play
makes sense. Its not a great song but def not the worst.
@@spaveevo my brother in Christ this song is 28 seconds long, you don't even have time to judge if is good or not
I love the song. Think it's great
Wow this list is all over the map, but my goodness, the final 4-5 minutes is simply never to be topped. Wow. So. Many.Great. Songs.
There were certainly some surprises. I think songs like Hey Bulldog and Old Brown Shoe did not get a lot of exposure because they are far superior to a lot of the songs that had more listens. Also, this video illustrates just how deep the Beatles catalog really is. I cannot think of any other band who has a bench that deep. Zep, The Stones, Floyd and a few other have a consistently strong catalog of songs, but still not as impressive as the Beatles. I guess that is why they are the gold standard 👍
There's so so many average - subpar songs from beatlemania days with more listens to some of the best songs of all time, such as TNK and Hey Bulldog
I love Ballad of J&Y but I absolutely LOVE Old Brown Shoe. Its my favorite Harrison composition and I have literally never skipped it ever. Same with Anna and I Want to Tell You. Best band ever, I get fuzzy and happy just talking about the Beatles
Old brown shoe is not good. Bulldog slaps though.
@@ep1k-226 agreed. And I'm also tired of that BS that Beatlemania songs are sub-par
Yes. Hey Bulldog is my 2nd favorite Beatles Song . . . . . number one is "The Night Before"
It's official, Old Brown Shoe is officially their most underrated song
I think Yes It Is tops that but I could be alone
Long, long, long too
Actually it's I'll Get You, but I get your point
lowkey it may be its all too much tbh, its in a similar listening range and its basically a song that resumes the "LSD era of the beatles
Always my favorite song. Somehow my brain figured out how to be a hipster asshole for the worlds most popular band
Here Comes the Sun will likely hit 1 billion listens on Spotify sometime within the next month (May 2023). It's at 985M as I write this on 2023-04-17. Perhaps an update video is in order!
IT HAPPENED 2023-05-18
It officially beat Have You Ever Seen the Rain to being the oldest song with +1 billion plays, and the first song from the 1960s to reach that point
@@thecountoftuscany3447 Yep, it just barely did both of those things. Twelve days after it crossed 1B, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" also crossed 1B, making that the current oldest song with 1B+ listens (it's about 2.5 years older). And even more recently, CCR also had "Fortunate Son" cross 1B, so now there are three 60s songs with 1B+ listens on Spotify
Man you just took me back 50+ years. Thanks for the speed trip through memory lane!
The number has gone over the 900,000,000 now, beautiful song.☀
I'm very happy for George, the one who's songs got rejected a lot and always stood in the shadow of John & Paul, to have the top spot on the list.
I don't know the demographics of Spotify, but to have a group that were last together 52 years ago, have 39 songs with over 100 millions plays is quite remarkable!!
Beatles have at least 50 songs better than most bands’ best song… crazy to think about 🤯
All of the instrumentels on yellow submarine are sooooo underrated
But I think those were just written by George Martin
Yeah and there's a reason for that
There a nice beat
The movie is sooooo good 4 best of all time
'Pepperland' is actually so good
There are so many good songs even in the last positions. The beatles are simply amazing.
'Do you want to know a secret' is a fantastic song. Every single note sounds like heaven.
'Martha my dear' is crazy good too.
That was one of my favorites when I was 15 and became a fan, I really liked please please me. I'm shocked that ps I love you was so low
Stunned that "I'm Down", "Long Tall Sally", "She's a Woman", and "Old Brown Shoe" are so near the bottom. Fantastic recordings.
She's a Woman was a #1 hit and it is at #200. You Can't Do That was also #1 and that is at #174. Some of those Beatles For Sale songs are also languishing in that low area but are underrated gems. Surprised Something wasn't even in the top ten.
And both top of the range early Beatles songs..
You Know My Name is probably my favourite Beatles song - it’s barking mad!
It's Paul's favorite as well. I think they had a blast recording it.
The Orioles play this song at most of their home games.
Rain CRIMINALLY underrated
It’s crazy that in just a period of 7 years, all these songs were recorded. I seemed to have always liked their least popular songs the most. I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party, I’ll Cry Instead, I’m A Loser are among my favorites. I’m kinda surprised Here Comes The Sun is most played, you’d think Hey Jude would be the most popular as even the most basic listener knows that track. Twist And Should doesn’t surprise me like some people, I heard that song all over the place
I love all these songs you mentioned
I’ll Be Back, Yer Blues, Love You To, Long Long Long, Mean Mr Mustard, and What Goes On are some of my other underrated favorites.
`There`s The Beatles, then there`s everything else` TOM PETTY Thanks for posting : )
Blue Jay way is SOOOOO underrated it’s crazy
' this boy ' ( 151 ) for whatever reason is my fave early tune , ' while my guitar' # 1 - I'm 73 : was so happy when the White Al. came out & the guys were back to playin their guitars..... good work
Dig A Pony is criminally underrated
I agree. A lot of people dismiss it but it's always been my favourite on the album.
In my top 15 at least
Thank You girl is one of their best... Same with I'll Get You... I'll get you is in my top 10 favs
I like I'll get you more than Thank you girl
I love how their second lowest count still has 1.5 million. Most musicians would be lucky to get that for their most popular song.
It's interesting to see what people actually listen to. The biggest surprises for me were Rain and Old Brown Shoe. Both great songs that seem to have been overlooked by a lot of listeners.
Just because its on Past Masters. If you search for a beatles song, the big albums are listed first. Who knows Past Masters, I mean it's not really an album. If this was in the 60s, the singles would have been more worth
It’s amazing the most played Beatles song on Spotify is one of George’s! I LOVE IT!
past masters has SUCH bangers, why are they all so underrated??!
idk, Bad Boy is to low on the list, I thought it was at higher fame level
Probably because people are less likely to listen to it as an album since it's a collection of singles whereas they will listen to the studio albums in their entirety
Because most people are dumb and only listen to the big hits and famous songs they know.
The B-sides, they are classics, This Boy, Old Brown Shoe, You Know My Name, Yes It Is, She's A Woman, Don't Let Me Down.
@@terrythekittieful fr
Thanks for making this list.
I'm truly flabbergasted at the sheer number of singles from past masters on the bottom on this list
My guess is that people don't really think of it as a Beatles album, so probably forget about it.
I worked as an Au Pair in Bavaria for 2021. I always played Beatles music eith the kids bc the parrnts were fine with it, it made the time more enjoyable, and even with songs that have meanings unsuited for little kids the innuendos that hide them are pretty effective. I remember being the age of the kids I watched and not understanding some of the songs until much later. All that to say it put me in the top .005% of Beatles listeners in my Spotify Wrapped but the thing is I enjoyed every minute of it. I flipped between TH-cam and Spotify a bit so I got to hear so much of the Beatles catalog but still not everything. I also cant always place the names to songs despite having heard them what feels like a million times. I heard them mostly with the kids, so I wasn't checking my phone every second to see. This video is actually pretty handy for me in learning more about my own listening history! I also love "Her Majesty" as a diddy, it's a shame the melody was never used for an extended song, at least something more than 25ish seconds. Ugh the Beatles carried me through that year.
I think all the Past Masters songs are so low because they are harder to find on Spotify. They aren't under the album list I believe, you have to find it under compilations literally at the bottom of the list. Sad because there are some gems on there
Best band I've ever heard.
Rain is one of the best beatles songs. The Inner Light is also criminally underrated.
Amazing spread across the greatest catalog
Here Comes The Sun probably has over a billion listens this year by now (or Very Close)....Amazing.
*Fantastic list, in the sense that it can be studied and analyzed and it will certainly be... Because it inevitably says a lot on many levels about the Beatles' young current listeners, it is a fascinating and extremely interesting subject of study. The fact for instance that it is a Harrison's composition and not a Lennon/McCartney that tops it all, or that "Blackbird" is in the Top 15 could in themselves become great articles and analysis... And what immediately struck me personally is the fact that there's a gap of about 300 bloody millions (!!!) between the N°2 and the N1 !... Probably the most interesting and informative list I've seen in a long time.*
so sorry for those 54 songs outperformed by revolution 9
Revolution no 9 is probably their only bad song
In my opinion, all of their stuff from 1962-1966 is as catchy as hell.
They weren’t the best band ever yet ;)
@@enzocarranza how? The Beatles were the best band during 1962 - 1966 though. I don’t think anyone until Zeppelin touched them after they broke up.
@@XD-zt4if i get it, but i meant 66-69 beatles were WAY more superlative and that one is (for me) the best band ever
I personally like early 60s beatles stuff more than late 60s during tensions
I personally prefer mid to late period Beatles but there seemed to be quite a strong showing for early Beatles in these rankings. I wouldn't have expected Twist and Shout to make the Top 10.
loving everything you've done so far. would love to see either a Queen one or an Oasis one 😀
thank you man !!
queen ive added to the list and oasis will be uploaded in a couple weeks :)
@@imakevideosonyoutube what about Zeppelin and The Stones? I think Elton would be good to but I’m too scared to have see Cold Heart at number 1
@@vitamindeeznutz4102 if anything rocket man deserves a billion plays and i don’t understand how cold heart got a billion plays before rocket man
@@ProshipAshton yeah I think it’s because Modern Pop and other modern music has been getting more streams even though it’s worse if Spotify existed in 1971 Cold Heart would have less than 0.01 Percent of the Streams Rocketman would’ve had today
th-cam.com/video/NO909NLM9yk/w-d-xo.html there ya go
Hell of a playlist!!
And this is why the are the greatest band. Ever.
Their least played songs are better than almost all music today.
Her Majesty listeners represent 🙌
oh we do😎
It'll have a lot more if it was 6 seconds longer
If I see the word underrated once more I'm gonna die.
Such an underrated comment
This is insane list to me. The bottom 20 or so are some of my favorite and most listened to Beatles tracks. I've always been a fan of their weirder stuff, but i didn't realize that my taste was so obscure.
on the bottom there are also many songs from their first third of artistic life that I love
Wooooowowwwwowowwwww!!! SOOOOO OBSCURE!!!!!
The bottom twenty is more or less just some of their earlier B-sides and George Martin's Yellow Submarine instrumentals
@@dimwitted-fool Everyone and their mom are into black midi these days
I love how The Beatles had like 30+ guest singers on all their albums. Surely the person who sang “Fool on The Hill” isn’t the same person who sang “Lady Madonna” or “Helter Skelter” or “Hey Jude” or “What You’re Doing” or “I’m Down” or “Why Don’t We Do it in the Road” or “Here There and Everywhere” or “You Never Give Me Your Money” or “Oh Darling”…. man they must have had a ton of people lining up to sing with them!!
In all seriousness, “Martha My Dear” not being in the top fifty breaks my heart. It’s been my favorite Beatles song for 30 years ♥️
@@thesilvershining It really is a fantastic and unique song.
What are you on about? The Beatles did not have guest singers. Paul McCartney sang all the songs you list.
@@44oblong I know he did, it’s a joke. I’m being ironic 😂
@@thesilvershining How was your comment ironic? (Don't answer, that's a rhetorical question). I don't think you know what a joke is either.
I feel that many of the most underrated songs deserve to stand in the section of the most popular Beatles songs
HOW IS OLD BROWN SHOE SO LOW! (Side note the amount of times I had this reaction to songs just says how amazing this band is)
It's interesting to me how the popularity of the songs I value most seems to change over time.
I guess because I am older, I remember when these songs came out, and I assume that a lot of people who listened to The Beatles here, are younger--and have their own fine tastes and their associations with The Beatles' music.
As Long As Someone Is Listening To Them, I say!
The world needs The Beatles.
The more, the merrier.
I'm amazed that the Money-Movers haven't figured this out, yet.
I Call Your Name is criminally underrated. Probably my favorite early Beatles song. Definitely my favorite early John song.
In the end George won the recognition he wanted!❤
The best band in the history
is Queen
is not beatles
@@forizen7677 bro comparing queen to beatles 💀
@@forizen7677 Queen doesn’t even come close to The Beatles they’re still good though
I can’t rate bands like that but I understand your passion.
Underrated as hell
the whole band, unfortunately
@@t3ll-LvG it’s literally the most rated band of all time
@@arcticfoxinsox that's a detail, brah
@@t3ll-LvG fair enough brah
@@arcticfoxinsox 💪
Interesting stuff (& great work) -- surprised so much of Beatles For Sale (or Beatles '65 as we knew it back in the day) was at the bottom of the list -- a gem of an album.
Honestly the whole Let it be album is criminally underrated. I could bei influenced by the documentary... but I generally think it's one of their best albums
I love The Beatles
The fact that Love Me Do and Obladi Oblada have more streams than Strawberry Fields Forever makes me feel sad :(
And I Want To Hold Your Hand
i personally like both of those songs more than strawberry fields
@@inferiorpatty 👎👎👎👎👎
I will personally not take this Obladi Oblada slander. People who hate that song are people who are too stuck up in life.
@@vitamindeeznutz4102 to each their own, buckaroo
The transition between I Me Mine and Your Mother Should Know was so smooth
Tell me why is such an underrated song
Fantastic song.
Wow! That's way more songs than I imagined they had as a lifelong fan and I know most of them. Hard to believe any band could be that prolific.
best thing about this video is there’s definitely a few songs i’d never heard in the first chunk and i really like the sounds of them. gotta start diggin around in the deep cuts. sad only a northern song is so overlooked, that’s one of my all time faves
I'm tempted to ADD THEM ALL UP to see the FINAL TOTAL!
Hello Beatles fam🥰 hope you're having an amazing life!✌️❤
why, I love her majesty so much😢
The George Harrison-penned compositions are seriously so underplayed. Needs more love.
How are you going to say that when two of his songs are in the top 5 most popular songs by the band
@@bentownsend4017I did overlook that when originally making the comment.
What I would’ve meant, if I phrased it correctly is that his ‘lesser-known’ Beatles material needed more love.
@@Joelster-og4pf 🙏have a good day
astonished by the position of some of those!
I love "The Inner Light." Can't believe it was ranked that low. Definitely a Top 50 for me.
01:15 - _You know my name (Look up the number)_ - criminally neglected!
DAMN!!!!! almost a billion plays for Here comes the sun!!!
When I get home at #191 is crazy.
The entire orchestral section of the Yellow Submarine album is criminally under-appreciated, George Martin’s compositions are beautiful and paint a clear feeling of whatever’s happening in the story.
Should totally do this with Elvis too one day. Great collection of videos nice job
Great vid! When some of your favourite songs are well below 100 it really shows the consistent quality of the Beatles catalogue.
By the way, you missed a couple songs released outside the main discography like Free as a Bird on anthology which has 11 million plays
ahh i completely forgot about anthology, sorry about that!
@@imakevideosonyoutube The anthology definitely shouldn't count. Including side two of Yellow Submarine is questionable enough, but outtakes, remixes, live/BBC recordings, "reunion" recordings built around vault tapes of deceased members, basically anything first released after The Beatles officially broke up doesn't belong on any ranking of their official "cannon" recordings.
@@briangonigal3974 Free as a bird and Real Love definitely qualify as canon, they were singles and featured all 4 of them
@@briangonigal3974 nah, i think free as a bird and real love count. (and side 2 of yellow sub most definitely counts, it was on a main studio album!)
I would've added One after 909 (anthology version), Cry for a shadow, Shout, You know what to do, Leave my kitten alone, I love them all
Mr Moonlight is such an underrated song. My absolute favorite Beatles song!
I Don't Want to Spoil the Party and Baby's in Black being so low, continues to blow my mind... they are both absolute bangers
The Beatles-лучшая группа всех времён и народов!