Glad someone else loved tickets to my downfall as much as I did, and gives mgk the credit he deserves! I've listened/ watched the incredible album/video!
A lot of people were riding with MGK when TTMD came out, most were really hyped about him helping bring pop-punk back to the mainstream, i mean it hit #1 on the Billboard 200. I think him dissing Slipknot is where a majority of the hate started.
@@DCT97 yeah exactly😭 the thing is if you look at the actual timeline of stuff that happened it went like this. Corey refused the offer to be on his ttmd album and then he went on an interview bashing mgk when mgk thought they we're all cool. Then, mgk talks smack about slipknot and only then people started to react and say that mgk stsrted the whole beef.
how is no one mentioning the fact yungblud is a big part of this whole thing happening…. deserves more recognition.. hes an icon in the making and keeps evolving
@@imnoopYT yes but i think mgk gets wayyy more attention for it … which is fine but there was many other musicians who were starting a pop rock revival before him
MGK has always blended hiphop and rock music. Back in the day he'd have a mohawk and play warped tour just as a rapper. But he'd always cover classic punk rock songs because he grew up on that music. Only problem was the industry didn't let him have control. This album proved that he can do both and his new album Mainstream Sellout is more of the same blended stuff he's always been good at!
Yes! It’s wild to me anyone acts like MGK having any punk/rock/etc. influence is a newer thing or switching genres but if they were to go back to General Admission (and probably even earlier music, IIRC), they’d find quite frequent references to Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, etc. his whole career has been filled with his rock and punk influences and yet so many people are so ready to jump on the MGK-hate-bandwagon that they ignore that he’s not fully switched genres but rather always experimenting and evolving with his sound; that he was never bullied out of any genres or gave up on them - that rap and hiphop are forever a part of what makes MGK who he is just as much as punk/rock/etc. have made MGK who he is no matter what his sound is. Being able to make great music in multiple genres only proves how great of an artist he is.
What gives you the impression that this record is good? It's so boring, derivative, and clearly pitch corrected. Also the lyrics are incredibly generic and super cringe at times. No authenticity at all.
So fucking happy you pointed out how Mod Sun came up with the Bloody Valentine lyric. I saw that video a few months back and though, "this is rock/punk history!!! How is no one talking about this? 20 years from now that clip will be used as the very moment it was, caught on tape!!!" I coudl just see it at the Rock Hall as an exhibit to enjoy and realize, "what a moment caught in time!!"
I love this genre so much and I'm glad to see it getting popular. Another artist that's kinda important to mention is Siiickbrain who was on Maggie Lindemann's GASLIGHT! and has also done two others with her. She leans more toward screaming music, but her song Too Bizarre with Skrillex and Swae Lee is worth a listen too. Not to mention, she's also done a song with willow.
You're absolutely right. I somehow cut out the part of the video where I credited all the bands that kept the genre going in the 2010s (it wasn't intentional, I promise). I'll fix my mistake in the next one.
Neck deep is kinda lame. They try to sound like blink but their lyrics are too depressive for crybabies. Pop punk is supposed to be fun but neck deep are not fun
@@OffLeatherWings So they just don't matter? And why isn't MGK giving love to these bands? Because he doesn't actually care about any of that. As long as he can wear his goofy outfits and paint his nails he's cool right? lol
I’m so pleased you didn’t leave out Kenny Hoopla man, Hollywood Sucks is the best tune made so far from the 2020s era IMO, also sounds much more like the 2000s era than any of the others, track is so damn hard! When it breaks down into “shorter days turn into longer years” omg quality!!
Dude living long enough to see this genre come back and evolve into this old but new sound is refreshing for me. Feels like we're riding the early 2000s Emo Wave once again and I'm happy to surf this wave once more like I did 15+ years ago.
As a kid who only listened to pop punk growing up, I am so happy to see where the genre is again. Tickets will probably go down as one of my favorite albums ever and it's not even two years old yet. Whether you like old Blink or new Blink, it's absolutely insane what Travis Barker has done with the pop punk scene. Hopefully the scene just keeps growing
Another artist that deserves a shout out in this new wave of pop punk is Sueco, formerly known as Sueco the child. His latest album called It Was Fun While It Lasted is really good.
Yes and if you like it then you will like Kenny hoopla as well as my music please check me out if you have a moment today ....check out lust For youth and Waiting .. very new age pop punk I believe you will love it and definitely check out Kennyhoopla if you haven't too.
Travis Barker is like Gordon Ramsay, a little spice here, a little spice in there, and boom suddenly everything tastes sick af! Pop punk songs everywhere
I respect MGK as a lyricist, at least as a rapper. But I can't get over the lack of vocal range . His cover of aerials exemplifies that , his guitar playing is solid. I respect him as an artist but as you said it wouldn't be possible without barker.
Pop Punk never died, Waterparks, Neck Deep, All Time Low were all keeping the scene alive in all honesty. Travis Barker deserves all the credit for the new life blown into it though with all the production work he’s been doing. KennyHoopla, POORSTACY, and a lot of the others are fucking amazing. MGK is a pos, but he does deserve credit for making the genre a bit more mainstream again
Travis Is responsible for MGK too. I think this whole revival really started when he produced I think I'm OKAY. Traivs is single handedly bringing back and entire genere from the shadows.
Tickets going #1 after going at Em's neck was crazy, an Tickets was the best pop punk album in what 12 years. But he did feed into the Success becoming a mix of egomaniac an goofy fun loving guy his fans loved him for, going to tent parties after shows smoking, eating an being that down to earthish rockstar. This happens to alot if not all super stars, an now he's reached the top feeling himself like Kanye an he will always keep chasing that shot in the arm of that perfect complete album he once had chasing it instead of moving on. But for two years he just kept putting out amazing music all through Covid when the world needed a Distraction From reality. Big fan.
@@FSP12 Get out of here, I Swear to god. "EMINEM MADE MGK SWITCH GENRES/EMINEM MADE MGK FALL OFF" while MGK: Gets 2 #1 Albums in a Row, you eminem fans make literally 0 sense, I actually feel bad for you guys. Arent you guys supposed to be like 70years old (Like all eminem fans? 🤣How in the hell are 70 year olds so dumb
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Thank you so much for that video!!!! I’ve been seeing people saying that Olivia Rodrigo brought the movement back and I was like “what???” I mean I really like her, but can we give the proper credits to Travis Barker, MGK, Yungblud and Mod Sun?? Genius that literally awaken the genre and brought it back when no one thought it was possible!!!
Absolutely amazing video essay, man. As a fellow observer of this new era pop punk, I totally agree with all of these, however, I feel like this new era does have diminishing returns imo. While it does sound fresh and new, I find that it all can sound samey to me especially seeing the “ft. travis barker” label. It kinda sounds similar production-wise and in the riffs and beats. I think this new era has a ton of potential, which it has shown time and time again, but like you said in the last few seconds of the video, it doesnt need Travis Barker or the same features. I feel like artists should come forward and experiment more with the new sound, and tbf, MGK has been collabing with artists like Kellin Quinn and Oli Sykes while also collabing with Lil Wayne, which is nice to see. I just wish it didnt have to have Travis Barker as a lifeline most of the time really. If it really wants to impress me and the rest of the already existing pop punk crowd, imo, it needs more of that spark and not for someone to light the fuse for them, ya feel?
Dude, thank you so much for kennyhoopla. I've been listening to this dude on repeat ever since watching this video. He's by far my favorite discovery of the year. So, again, thank you
Love how the Punk and Hip Hop elements blend with this new era of music. Mgk for example on his new album has songs like Papercuts-Album edit Ay! Ft Lil Wayne and Die In California Ft Gunna, Young Thug and Landon Barker. Makes me excited for the future of music. Great Video btw, new subscriber :)
When I first heard Olivia's Good for you, I immediately got Avril Levine vibes and was pulled in. It actually got me back into listening to pop punk again. As far as MGK, I've never enjoyed his music until he did the pop punk album. I found myself jamming to and discovered it was him. But I decided I like the music regardless.
kells went from a rapper i knew from being dissed by MM to be my favourite artist because of his effort, versatility and dedication. man receives undeserved hate for no reason. the truth is that he kept working even after everyone tried to bring him down and ever since he achieved so many awards. love him
Lil Peep, xxxtentacion, and Juice Wrld, and other underground Soundcloud artists are the true reason for Pop Punks revival in 2020. They brought emo back into pop culture and inspired many of the artists you mentioned above.
Thanks for all these new bands to check out. I'm an old fuck (40) and time passes so fast for me now so it's easy to miss things while I'm still listening to new found glory. I did get MGKs tickets to my downfall album and loved it and try to stay relevant will all things rock
such a good video about this subject ( coming from a big fan of this new area of pop punk), that's so great people do this kind of stories about this genre, it's so important !
I used to be a purely hip-hop listener, and I remember when Rap Devil came out. I was big MGK hater, but after I think I’m okay, I became a fan. Nowadays, I’d put Tickets to My Downfall on the same level as the Marshall Mathers LP and the Eminem Show. I’m also extremely glad to see Poorstacy getting a lot of love. I love Poorstacy, but they don’t get nearly the love they deserve. I also think, from a thematic point-of-view, to mention the influence of Lil Peep, Juice WRLD, and (my fav artist) XXXTENTACION. Also, I just discovered this vid, but KennyHoopla is on my recent year-end Spotify lists.
Such a great analysis of the whole situation. Pop Punk is coming back. But not just as a repetition, but with new artists and sounds. And that's great! I am as excited as you about that and I am so glad that we get the chance to enjoy such good music "live" instead of always feeling like needing to travel back in time and listen to something that died long ago 💪🏻
Finally I'm tired of people discrediting his pop punk music, it's pretty dam good, and for fks sake we have travis on drums...for those of us born in the pop punk era ,only a few years older than mgk, it's so refreshing to hear that genre in its authenticity
@@himeshmothi1605 What makes you believe he is talented? Define talent for me. I totally agree btw that all music is somewhat derivative. I just find that when you make music that leans so heavily on prior work, it seems less creative and passionate. It may still be fun to listen to, but it feels weird to praise it for anything more than a catchy tune or whatever.
Amazing video, I've followed all of these artists just as closely as you did and I'm happy to see someone shares the same excitement for this new era as me. On another note, you should really check out GARZI & Caspr, other insanely talented upcoming artists who also worked with... Travis Barker ;)
Hands down the best video about this revival! The nostalgia and also fresh sounds in pop punk are giving me life. It's so awesome getting to witness this revival. one of the few highlights of living in The After Times / plague era. Are you South Africans btw? Accents sound familiar 🤔
it's nice to find someone having similar views on MGK's new style. You have to go trough some cringe to find the actual good shit in some of the newer music but it's well worth it. keep up the great video's btw. ur way under rated
i think this video is more about how pop punk/rock was revived in mainstream. so while the bands like those you mentioned were still making music, it was not mainstream.
@@chaitradaggubati5799 I know that was the main point of the video and I do enjoy MGK's pop punk stuff and other new guys like Sueco, Kennyhoopla, and Jxdxn. Its just confusing to me how when those guys came up everyone is suddenly like "omg pop punk came back" when in reality pop punk never left, it was just ignored. Plus I feel the new generation of pop punk artists are more so inspired by Blink 182 or Fall Out Boy, but none of them will reference The Story So Far nor State Champs. Its like there was a blank spot in everyones memory banks and the 2010s pop punk bands some live in that blank spot.
@@Silencex84 Nobody said, that pop punk completely left from music scene. It was still here, but now it is coming back again to mainstream and this video is about it.
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yo sick video - had to make a playlist with every artist you mmentioned (plus a few extra) - i think everyone whos childhood was formed by bands like linkin park green day blink1882 and soon will agree with your list - most suprisingly ive known every single song you mentioned but nevertheless ive enjoyed ever single second of this video - just subscribed keep it up
I’ll be on your page anytime you have something to say about this movement. I’ve been punk since before high school (17 years ago!) and I’m here for the new movement. Just five years ago I was sitting listening to blink and telling my husband I wished they’d come back and now we get this!!!! I’m 31 and I still wear all my black punk tees from high school. I’m finally not washed up, my 11 year old finally thinks I’m more legit now ha!
And the good part of this new wave of pop punk is the legends are returning avril just dropped her new album Paramore is releasing one this year simple plan has a new album sum 41 is dropping one and not to mention the when we were young fest in October
@Enrique Luna Nah, the old ones matter too, because they previously had either completely changed their sound or quit altogether. I mean, hell, even MCR came back.
I was waiting and waiting for e Kenny Hoopla mention and I was starting to get worried he wouldnt come up. and then Hollywood Sucks came and I literally shouted. Amazing video dude. As one of the biggest Blink 182 and Travis Barker fans on the planet, Im absolutely LOVING what hes doing for the scene right now. I knew a revival would have to happen someday. I feel like it's been almsot 10 years since music came out that truly excited me, and having all these artists contributing to the pop punk scene is the greatest thing music has seen for a long time
I also feel like if we want to look across the seas to Korea, bands like TXT and Enhypen have been going into the pop punk vibe, TXT more than Enhypen Also, YUNGBLUD deserves more recognition I loved the Weird album, and "God Save Me but Don't Bleed Me Out" are bops
2019: MGK Ft. Yungblud in "I Think I'm Not Okay" 2020: Bring Me The Horizon Ft. Yungblud in "Obey" 2022: MGK Ft. Oli of BMTH in "Maybe" See how things have come full circle.
Undoubtedly, I feel like pop-punk never died. This "new wave" feels unauthentic. I think that the 2000s nostalgia hit everyone during the pandemic. stereotypical (pop) punk fashion blew up on Tiktok Artists saw this and decided to cash in on it. My personal opinion on TTMDF; it is nothing we haven't already heard, it's reminiscent of any other pop-punk song out there. The mix of rap and rock was prevalent before this and I think Lil Peep did it better. Going pop-punk is a trend, we see it with Willow, Olivia Rodrigo, Maggie Linderman, Lil Huddy, etc... All artists who have had major rebranding done. Take Olivia Rodrigo, it's not an exaggeration to say that since she released "Drivers License" she has had a massive rebranding (fashionably, personality-wise, and musically). I personally think it's all a bluff that these artists (mainly MGK, Olivia Rodrigo, Willow) will do for another year or two then ditch. Also, MGK is a horrible person how the community hasn't shunned him is beyond me.
this is such a good analysis im so glad that im not alone because i always be tellin people that these people are the savers of the pop punk genre but everyone's like "no they not tf" but literally they are. thanks for making this
Pop punk has actually been extrmely popular over the past 10 to 13 years. Why do people keep saying this? The wonder years, the story so far, neck deep, real friends. I could go on and on. All of a sudden some out of touch LA Gucci sweater wearing rappers fling on guitars and all of a sudden pop punk is back. Like what?
You clearly missed the point of this video entirely. This isn't about pop punk not having an existing following. It's about pop punk becoming mainstream again, which it hasn't been mainstream since pre 2009. Also, if you think MGK is some out of touch guy from LA, then you clearly know nothing about him either.
I love what mgk is doing but imo the groundwork for all of this was laid by SoundCloud rappers in 2017 like Lil peep and x. Also you cannot sleep on sueco too.
Great video I think a segment on lil peep would've been a strong addition since I believe he was a massive part of the pop punk/emo revival despite MGK bringing it to the forefront of pop culture but like I said this was an excellent video!
@@studiomweeklyshow I'd be happy to discuss that with you if needed. Anyway, i really do appreciate your work, and if there is momre coming, I'll be there to check it out. If it is your passion, just go for it, motivation finds its ethymology in movere, latin, meaning movement. What you gotta understand with this, is that motivation comes from movement. For example, hit the gym or the dance lesson once, it'll be easier to hit it next time. Just keep up with yourself : is that what you want ? Best regards
i loved the video, just on 12:31 you put bring me the horizon ft oli sykes as a example but oli sykes is the vocalist, feel like i needed to tell you that xD great work
Okay, okay, you can stop reminding me now. I meant You Me At Six ft Oli Sykes. My mistake. I do know who Oli Sykes is.
Pliz..can u check out 'Sueco', i think u will like him..he is a genuine artist soo..pliz dont forget to check him out👍🏼👍🏼
This video has nothing to do with punk 😂☠️😂
Thank you! I was like how bmth are featuring their own singer? 😅
oli sykes from bring me the horizon is a rock god
I feel like Yungblud had a good part in this aswell like his energy was reflected in the song and the higher harmonies
Glad someone else loved tickets to my downfall as much as I did, and gives mgk the credit he deserves! I've listened/ watched the incredible album/video!
I love it too
alot of people love it but its the haters who voice their opinions more.
A lot of people were riding with MGK when TTMD came out, most were really hyped about him helping bring pop-punk back to the mainstream, i mean it hit #1 on the Billboard 200. I think him dissing Slipknot is where a majority of the hate started.
@@DCT97 yeah exactly😭 the thing is if you look at the actual timeline of stuff that happened it went like this. Corey refused the offer to be on his ttmd album and then he went on an interview bashing mgk when mgk thought they we're all cool. Then, mgk talks smack about slipknot and only then people started to react and say that mgk stsrted the whole beef.
credit of being a poser.
how is no one mentioning the fact yungblud is a big part of this whole thing happening…. deserves more
recognition.. hes an icon in the making and keeps evolving
Yungblud & MGK both big part of it
yea, I wish Yungblud was mentioned more in this vid
@@imnoopYT yes but i think mgk gets wayyy more attention for it … which is fine but there was many other musicians who were starting a pop rock revival before him
I saw Yungblud perform about 6 months ago and the energy was completely unmatched
He’s a good ass artist. I love yungblud’s voice. I’m glad I found him through mgk
MGK has always blended hiphop and rock music. Back in the day he'd have a mohawk and play warped tour just as a rapper. But he'd always cover classic punk rock songs because he grew up on that music. Only problem was the industry didn't let him have control. This album proved that he can do both and his new album Mainstream Sellout is more of the same blended stuff he's always been good at!
Yes! It’s wild to me anyone acts like MGK having any punk/rock/etc. influence is a newer thing or switching genres but if they were to go back to General Admission (and probably even earlier music, IIRC), they’d find quite frequent references to Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, etc. his whole career has been filled with his rock and punk influences and yet so many people are so ready to jump on the MGK-hate-bandwagon that they ignore that he’s not fully switched genres but rather always experimenting and evolving with his sound; that he was never bullied out of any genres or gave up on them - that rap and hiphop are forever a part of what makes MGK who he is just as much as punk/rock/etc. have made MGK who he is no matter what his sound is. Being able to make great music in multiple genres only proves how great of an artist he is.
MGK copies trends. He hasn't been good since Black Flag
Kind of reminds me of Beastie Boys (although back then I didn't listen to much punk besides Green Day)
What gives you the impression that this record is good? It's so boring, derivative, and clearly pitch corrected. Also the lyrics are incredibly generic and super cringe at times. No authenticity at all.
So fucking happy you pointed out how Mod Sun came up with the Bloody Valentine lyric. I saw that video a few months back and though, "this is rock/punk history!!! How is no one talking about this? 20 years from now that clip will be used as the very moment it was, caught on tape!!!" I coudl just see it at the Rock Hall as an exhibit to enjoy and realize, "what a moment caught in time!!"
I love this genre so much and I'm glad to see it getting popular. Another artist that's kinda important to mention is Siiickbrain who was on Maggie Lindemann's GASLIGHT! and has also done two others with her. She leans more toward screaming music, but her song Too Bizarre with Skrillex and Swae Lee is worth a listen too. Not to mention, she's also done a song with willow.
The Story So Far, The Wonder Years and Neck Deep have been there releasing the best of the best of 2010s pop punk revival.
I know! Was hoping to see them referenced here.
You're absolutely right. I somehow cut out the part of the video where I credited all the bands that kept the genre going in the 2010s (it wasn't intentional, I promise). I'll fix my mistake in the next one.
By “revival” he means reviving Pop Punk into mainstream pop culture, which those bands were not a part of.
Neck deep is kinda lame. They try to sound like blink but their lyrics are too depressive for crybabies. Pop punk is supposed to be fun but neck deep are not fun
@@OffLeatherWings So they just don't matter? And why isn't MGK giving love to these bands? Because he doesn't actually care about any of that. As long as he can wear his goofy outfits and paint his nails he's cool right? lol
This is amazing!! Underrated 🧡
I’m so pleased you didn’t leave out Kenny Hoopla man, Hollywood Sucks is the best tune made so far from the 2020s era IMO, also sounds much more like the 2000s era than any of the others, track is so damn hard!
When it breaks down into “shorter days turn into longer years” omg quality!!
Dude living long enough to see this genre come back and evolve into this old but new sound is refreshing for me. Feels like we're riding the early 2000s Emo Wave once again and I'm happy to surf this wave once more like I did 15+ years ago.
I was around back then and no, no it doesn't feel like that. It feels absolutely nothing like that.
@@commodore6430 hush
@DiscoFalcon No. it's not. It's not the same spirit. It's like if Satan completely took over. it's evil.
@DiscoFalcon Um ha. these bands can't touch third eye blind in their prime. NOWHERE close.
Perhaps the production may be too modern for Mr. Commodore 64, I would love to agree a little with the same guitar tone, drums and everything.
As a kid who only listened to pop punk growing up, I am so happy to see where the genre is again. Tickets will probably go down as one of my favorite albums ever and it's not even two years old yet. Whether you like old Blink or new Blink, it's absolutely insane what Travis Barker has done with the pop punk scene. Hopefully the scene just keeps growing
Lmfao
Great video! I'm so glad that I got introduced to this new wave of Pop Punk & seeing people appreciate & enjoy it as much as I do!
Wait this channel only has 200 subs? This editing and info and such is so good you deserve way more
Another artist that deserves a shout out in this new wave of pop punk is Sueco, formerly known as Sueco the child. His latest album called It Was Fun While It Lasted is really good.
Agreed.
This the best video ive ever seen, and you were completely unbiased towards everything. Amazing work bro
thankyou for this bro!
This is a really well done video! Thanks for the knowledge 🙏
This resurgence of punk rock makes me feel like a teen again! Keep the songs coming!!! No mention of Sueco or Jack Kays tho.... come on my man!
Yes and if you like it then you will like Kenny hoopla as well as my music please check me out if you have a moment today ....check out lust For youth and Waiting .. very new age pop punk I believe you will love it and definitely check out Kennyhoopla if you haven't too.
None of this is punk rock though more like shittier version of pop punk
Travis Barker is like Gordon Ramsay,
a little spice here, a little spice in there, and boom suddenly everything tastes sick af!
Pop punk songs everywhere
Perfect explanation
I see Yungblud, I click. Lots of other current favs in this video too. yay!
I respect MGK as a lyricist, at least as a rapper. But I can't get over the lack of vocal range . His cover of aerials exemplifies that , his guitar playing is solid. I respect him as an artist but as you said it wouldn't be possible without barker.
Pop Punk never died, Waterparks, Neck Deep, All Time Low were all keeping the scene alive in all honesty. Travis Barker deserves all the credit for the new life blown into it though with all the production work he’s been doing. KennyHoopla, POORSTACY, and a lot of the others are fucking amazing. MGK is a pos, but he does deserve credit for making the genre a bit more mainstream again
I’m with you but Waterparks are emo
Travis Is responsible for MGK too. I think this whole revival really started when he produced I think I'm OKAY. Traivs is single handedly bringing back and entire genere from the shadows.
Pop Punk was not in the Charts for over 10 year. Which mean it was dead during that time.
Tickets going #1 after going at Em's neck was crazy, an Tickets was the best pop punk album in what 12 years. But he did feed into the Success becoming a mix of egomaniac an goofy fun loving guy his fans loved him for, going to tent parties after shows smoking, eating an being that down to earthish rockstar. This happens to alot if not all super stars, an now he's reached the top feeling himself like Kanye an he will always keep chasing that shot in the arm of that perfect complete album he once had chasing it instead of moving on. But for two years he just kept putting out amazing music all through Covid when the world needed a Distraction From reality. Big fan.
em didnt make him change genres, travis and yungblud did 😂
Lmfao. Right. 🤘 fookin right on
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@@FSP12 Get out of here, I Swear to god. "EMINEM MADE MGK SWITCH GENRES/EMINEM MADE MGK FALL OFF" while MGK: Gets 2 #1 Albums in a Row, you eminem fans make literally 0 sense, I actually feel bad for you guys. Arent you guys supposed to be like 70years old (Like all eminem fans? 🤣How in the hell are 70 year olds so dumb
I just want document this channel is currently at 228 Subscribers (as of this post) and I got a feeling with more content like this its gonna have subscribers in the thousands! Great job putting this together! I hope your hard work is appreciated, I know I do!
YES. Thank for for mentioning Girlfriends and POORSTACY! They're my favs and I haven't seen many people talking about them!
This deserves more views. Well done my guy!!
This was a really good video i didnt expect this from 300 sub channel ,kinda insane
imma be honest i think thats the most i've ever enjoyed watching a video :) great work keep it up
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Thank you so much for that video!!!! I’ve been seeing people saying that Olivia Rodrigo brought the movement back and I was like “what???” I mean I really like her, but can we give the proper credits to Travis Barker, MGK, Yungblud and Mod Sun?? Genius that literally awaken the genre and brought it back when no one thought it was possible!!!
Lmfao
very nicely put together! well done.
You forgot to mention that in December 2019 released his single Why are you here that teased in some sort of way the TTMD album
Thanks man. Found a lot of new artists to listen to :)
Absolutely amazing video essay, man. As a fellow observer of this new era pop punk, I totally agree with all of these, however, I feel like this new era does have diminishing returns imo. While it does sound fresh and new, I find that it all can sound samey to me especially seeing the “ft. travis barker” label. It kinda sounds similar production-wise and in the riffs and beats. I think this new era has a ton of potential, which it has shown time and time again, but like you said in the last few seconds of the video, it doesnt need Travis Barker or the same features. I feel like artists should come forward and experiment more with the new sound, and tbf, MGK has been collabing with artists like Kellin Quinn and Oli Sykes while also collabing with Lil Wayne, which is nice to see. I just wish it didnt have to have Travis Barker as a lifeline most of the time really. If it really wants to impress me and the rest of the already existing pop punk crowd, imo, it needs more of that spark and not for someone to light the fuse for them, ya feel?
Dude, thank you so much for kennyhoopla. I've been listening to this dude on repeat ever since watching this video. He's by far my favorite discovery of the year. So, again, thank you
Glad to help. He's definitely one of the best I've mentioned here.
Thanks for that dude ! all the success to you !
Amazing video. I cant believe youre uner 1000 followers. Love this video
Love how the Punk and Hip Hop elements blend with this new era of music. Mgk for example on his new album has songs like
Papercuts-Album edit
Ay! Ft Lil Wayne
and Die In California Ft Gunna, Young Thug and Landon Barker.
Makes me excited for the future of music.
Great Video btw, new subscriber :)
When I first heard Olivia's Good for you, I immediately got Avril Levine vibes and was pulled in. It actually got me back into listening to pop punk again. As far as MGK, I've never enjoyed his music until he did the pop punk album. I found myself jamming to and discovered it was him. But I decided I like the music regardless.
Amazing video essay. Cheers to the revival!
11:29 The red jumpsuit apparatus ohhh yeeeaahhh, nice vid!
I was beginning to think you were not gonna mention KennyHoopla hahaha great content man
Glad to see girlfriends being mentioned their self titled album was on par with tickets to my downfall for me, loved every song on there
kells went from a rapper i knew from being dissed by MM to be my favourite artist because of his effort, versatility and dedication. man receives undeserved hate for no reason. the truth is that he kept working even after everyone tried to bring him down and ever since he achieved so many awards. love him
Thanks. This was awesome. Also extremely happy about this revival.
Lil Peep, xxxtentacion, and Juice Wrld, and other underground Soundcloud artists are the true reason for Pop Punks revival in 2020. They brought emo back into pop culture and inspired many of the artists you mentioned above.
Thanks for all these new bands to check out. I'm an old fuck (40) and time passes so fast for me now so it's easy to miss things while I'm still listening to new found glory. I did get MGKs tickets to my downfall album and loved it and try to stay relevant will all things rock
Thank you for the amazing recommendations!!!!
such a good video about this subject ( coming from a big fan of this new area of pop punk), that's so great people do this kind of stories about this genre, it's so important !
We need a part 2 for this because EVERYTHING changed within 2 years
this is the first video I feel like it truly deserved the click on the like button in years
"you know will smith, everyone knows will smith"
*me 8 months after this video was posted* - "oh you have no idea buddy"
HAHAHAHAHA didn't even remember that was in there
How is it 2022 and I missed all of this.
I used to be a purely hip-hop listener, and I remember when Rap Devil came out. I was big MGK hater, but after I think I’m okay, I became a fan. Nowadays, I’d put Tickets to My Downfall on the same level as the Marshall Mathers LP and the Eminem Show. I’m also extremely glad to see Poorstacy getting a lot of love. I love Poorstacy, but they don’t get nearly the love they deserve. I also think, from a thematic point-of-view, to mention the influence of Lil Peep, Juice WRLD, and (my fav artist) XXXTENTACION. Also, I just discovered this vid, but KennyHoopla is on my recent year-end Spotify lists.
on the same level :D wtf this made my day hahahaha
Such a great analysis of the whole situation. Pop Punk is coming back. But not just as a repetition, but with new artists and sounds. And that's great! I am as excited as you about that and I am so glad that we get the chance to enjoy such good music "live" instead of always feeling like needing to travel back in time and listen to something that died long ago 💪🏻
Finally I'm tired of people discrediting his pop punk music, it's pretty dam good, and for fks sake we have travis on drums...for those of us born in the pop punk era ,only a few years older than mgk, it's so refreshing to hear that genre in its authenticity
Authenticity? 😂☠️😂💩🤡💩😂☠️😂
What do you mean? It's derivative and overproduced, how is that authentic? Also MGK is a poser
@@emmalengel9146 all music is derivative of some former genre, MGM can be what ever he wants, but he is talented you can't take that away
@@himeshmothi1605 lmfao, talented? No, he's not
@@himeshmothi1605 What makes you believe he is talented? Define talent for me. I totally agree btw that all music is somewhat derivative. I just find that when you make music that leans so heavily on prior work, it seems less creative and passionate. It may still be fun to listen to, but it feels weird to praise it for anything more than a catchy tune or whatever.
For real I was waiting for this for yearsss
Amazing video, I've followed all of these artists just as closely as you did and I'm happy to see someone shares the same excitement for this new era as me. On another note, you should really check out GARZI & Caspr, other insanely talented upcoming artists who also worked with... Travis Barker ;)
fantastic fantastic content brother. keep it up like this and you will blow up in no time!
Thank you so much for this video. You've given me a ton of new music to listen to. Criminally undersubbed. Take all of mine.
Hands down the best video about this revival! The nostalgia and also fresh sounds in pop punk are giving me life. It's so awesome getting to witness this revival. one of the few highlights of living in The After Times / plague era. Are you South Africans btw? Accents sound familiar 🤔
South African, yes. But my accent is so messed up at this point I'm surprised you figured it out. Thanks for the kind words!
We all should thank Eminem and Travis Barker for helping MGK revived Pop Punk
Thank you for this video👍🏼🙏🏻 very informative
Awesome video. Love the revival and tickets
it's nice to find someone having similar views on MGK's new style. You have to go trough some cringe to find the actual good shit in some of the newer music but it's well worth it. keep up the great video's btw. ur way under rated
Loved this video thanks for the content
My biggest question is how did bands like The Story So Far, State Champs, or Neck Deep get ignored by the upper industry?
i think this video is more about how pop punk/rock was revived in mainstream. so while the bands like those you mentioned were still making music, it was not mainstream.
@@chaitradaggubati5799 I know that was the main point of the video and I do enjoy MGK's pop punk stuff and other new guys like Sueco, Kennyhoopla, and Jxdxn.
Its just confusing to me how when those guys came up everyone is suddenly like "omg pop punk came back" when in reality pop punk never left, it was just ignored.
Plus I feel the new generation of pop punk artists are more so inspired by Blink 182 or Fall Out Boy, but none of them will reference The Story So Far nor State Champs. Its like there was a blank spot in everyones memory banks and the 2010s pop punk bands some live in that blank spot.
Because they're from the sadboi pop punk tumblr era and that trend's no longer relevant nowadays.
@@Silencex84 Nobody said, that pop punk completely left from music scene. It was still here, but now it is coming back again to mainstream and this video is about it.
I think it’s because they’re bands. This new wave is more about single artists ft. collabs (usually Travis or Avril).
You left our willow she's been huge recently too
She's at 22:30
Basically any song of this genre sounds nostalgic, but also new which it is. Literally every song is enjoyable and idk why
I ABSOLUTELY love your breakdown and rebuild of the entire "sound" of This New wave of music!🥰🖤🎶🤘🏼🎤
It's extremely difficult to explain something that's TRULY BRAND NEW, not only to yourself but the world around you; But you my 🎶cadence🎶 muffin 🤷🏼♀🤦🏼♀🤘🏼🎶🎵 NAILED IT!!! I am Seriously inpressed and i honestly look forward to watching TONS of your content! 💯🤓🙃
🥰🌞🤘🏼🎶🎵🖤🎤🙃
bro how is this channel not way bigger❤ ez +1 sub right here.
sidenote: I love the fact you leave the wording mistakes in, it makes the vid have so much more Genuineness and character
yo sick video - had to make a playlist with every artist you mmentioned (plus a few extra) - i think everyone whos childhood was formed by bands like linkin park green day blink1882 and soon will agree with your list - most suprisingly ive known every single song you mentioned but nevertheless ive enjoyed ever single second of this video - just subscribed keep it up
Perfect intro doesn't exi......
I’ll be on your page anytime you have something to say about this movement. I’ve been punk since before high school (17 years ago!) and I’m here for the new movement. Just five years ago I was sitting listening to blink and telling my husband I wished they’d come back and now we get this!!!! I’m 31 and I still wear all my black punk tees from high school. I’m finally not washed up, my 11 year old finally thinks I’m more legit now ha!
And the good part of this new wave of pop punk is the legends are returning avril just dropped her new album Paramore is releasing one this year simple plan has a new album sum 41 is dropping one and not to mention the when we were young fest in October
@Enrique Luna Nah, the old ones matter too, because they previously had either completely changed their sound or quit altogether. I mean, hell, even MCR came back.
Absolutly loved this video!
Where was mentions of All Time Low or at least Monsters by them? That was a big part, yeah?
Peep paved the way
I was waiting and waiting for e Kenny Hoopla mention and I was starting to get worried he wouldnt come up. and then Hollywood Sucks came and I literally shouted.
Amazing video dude. As one of the biggest Blink 182 and Travis Barker fans on the planet, Im absolutely LOVING what hes doing for the scene right now. I knew a revival would have to happen someday. I feel like it's been almsot 10 years since music came out that truly excited me, and having all these artists contributing to the pop punk scene is the greatest thing music has seen for a long time
I also feel like if we want to look across the seas to Korea, bands like TXT and Enhypen have been going into the pop punk vibe, TXT more than Enhypen
Also, YUNGBLUD deserves more recognition I loved the Weird album, and "God Save Me but Don't Bleed Me Out" are bops
Wow! Great video man ;)
Bring Me the Horizon ft Oli Sykes.
They usually feature Oli.
you've earned a sub man, great video
Shoutout for the Girlfriends love, their music is in constant rotation for me since january 2021. 2AM is incredible.
How did we get here?? I don't know but I am so thankful that we have!!!! MGK, Yungblood, Mod Sun, yes please
2019: MGK Ft. Yungblud in "I Think I'm Not Okay"
2020: Bring Me The Horizon Ft. Yungblud in "Obey"
2022: MGK Ft. Oli of BMTH in "Maybe"
See how things have come full circle.
Undoubtedly, I feel like pop-punk never died. This "new wave" feels unauthentic. I think that the 2000s nostalgia hit everyone during the pandemic. stereotypical (pop) punk fashion blew up on Tiktok Artists saw this and decided to cash in on it. My personal opinion on TTMDF; it is nothing we haven't already heard, it's reminiscent of any other pop-punk song out there. The mix of rap and rock was prevalent before this and I think Lil Peep did it better. Going pop-punk is a trend, we see it with Willow, Olivia Rodrigo, Maggie Linderman, Lil Huddy, etc... All artists who have had major rebranding done. Take Olivia Rodrigo, it's not an exaggeration to say that since she released "Drivers License" she has had a massive rebranding (fashionably, personality-wise, and musically). I personally think it's all a bluff that these artists (mainly MGK, Olivia Rodrigo, Willow) will do for another year or two then ditch. Also, MGK is a horrible person how the community hasn't shunned him is beyond me.
this is such a good analysis im so glad that im not alone because i always be tellin people that these people are the savers of the pop punk genre but everyone's like "no they not tf" but literally they are. thanks for making this
Well made video!
Have you seen Mod Sun’s recent documentary, Remember Me Just Like This?
Pop punk has actually been extrmely popular over the past 10 to 13 years. Why do people keep saying this? The wonder years, the story so far, neck deep, real friends. I could go on and on. All of a sudden some out of touch LA Gucci sweater wearing rappers fling on guitars and all of a sudden pop punk is back. Like what?
You clearly missed the point of this video entirely. This isn't about pop punk not having an existing following. It's about pop punk becoming mainstream again, which it hasn't been mainstream since pre 2009.
Also, if you think MGK is some out of touch guy from LA, then you clearly know nothing about him either.
"So what do you do you make the safest and most middle of the road pop record"
I love what mgk is doing but imo the groundwork for all of this was laid by SoundCloud rappers in 2017 like Lil peep and x. Also you cannot sleep on sueco too.
Great video I think a segment on lil peep would've been a strong addition since I believe he was a massive part of the pop punk/emo revival despite MGK bringing it to the forefront of pop culture but like I said this was an excellent video!
Amazing video, what a load of fucking work
Thanks so much, it really was a lot of work. Still building up the courage to start the next one.
@@studiomweeklyshow I'd be happy to discuss that with you if needed. Anyway, i really do appreciate your work, and if there is momre coming, I'll be there to check it out. If it is your passion, just go for it, motivation finds its ethymology in movere, latin, meaning movement. What you gotta understand with this, is that motivation comes from movement. For example, hit the gym or the dance lesson once, it'll be easier to hit it next time. Just keep up with yourself : is that what you want ?
Best regards
underrated video🧍♀
i loved the video, just on 12:31 you put bring me the horizon ft oli sykes as a example but oli sykes is the vocalist, feel like i needed to tell you that xD great work
Yeah that's my mistake. I meant You Me At Six feat Oli. Oops.
I'm so glad you mentioned KennyHoopla! A true icon