GREEN DAY ripped off these bands...
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- Опубліковано 23 січ 2024
- Green Day has been accused of "ripping off" a number of different artists over the years, including The Kinks, Dillinger Four, The Beatles, and most recently P!nk on their new album "Saviors," but that only scratches the surface.
SONG COMPARISONS IN THIS VIDEO
“One Eyed Bastard” (Saviors, 2024)
P!nk: “So What” (Funhouse, 2008)
“Only Of You” (1000 Hours, 1989)
Hüsker Dü: “Standing In The Rain” (Warehouse: Songs and Stories, 1987)
“Christie Road” (Kerplunk, 1992)
Nirvana: “Smells Like Teen Spirit” (Nevermind, 1991)
“Brain Stew” (Insomniac, 1995)
Chicago: “25 or 6 to 4” (Chicago, 1970)
“Scattered” (nimrod, 1997)
America: “Sister Golden Hair” (Hearts, 1975)
“Hitchin’ a Ride” (nimrod, 1997)
Stray Cats: “Stray Cat Strut” (Stray Cats, 1981)
“Misery” (Warning, 2000)
The Doors: “Alabama Song - Whisky Bar” (The Doors, 1966)
“Hold On” (Warning, 2000)
The Beatles: “I Should Have Known Better” (A Hard Day’s Night, 1964)
“Warning” (Warning, 2000)
The Kinks: “Picture Book” (The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society, 1968)
“Jesus of Suburbia Part 2 - City of the Damned” (American Idiot, 2004)
Mötley Crüe: “On With The Show” (Too Fast, 1981)
“Boulevard of Broken Dreams” (American Idiot, 2004)
Oasis: “Wonderwall” (What’s The Story (Morning Glory), 1995)
“She’s A Rebel” (American Idiot, 2004)
Jawbreaker: “Boxcar” (24 Hour Revenge Therapy, 1994)
“Homecoming Part 2 - East 12th Street” (American Idiot, 2004)
Joan Jett: “The French Song” (Album, 1983)
“American Idiot” (American Idiot, 2004)
Dillinger Four: “Doublewhiskeycokenoice” (Midwestern Songs of the Americas, 1998)
“Nuclear Family” (Uno, 2012)
The Clash: “Safe European Home” (Give Em Enough Rope, 1978)
“Stray Heart” (Dos, 2012)
Foxboro Hot Tub: “Mother Mary” (Stop Drop and Roll, 2008)
“Brutal Love” (Tre, 2012)
Sam Cooke: “Bring It On Home To Me” (Bring It On Home To Me, 1962)
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Intro/Outro: "Fear of Heights" - A Light Divided
Used with permission.
#greenday
I feel like you could do this with every band, especially if they've been around for 30+ years.
Then why don't videos exist of other bands? I like Green Day but you have to admit there are a lot of low effort chord progressions in their discography.
You're not looking hard enough. Simple search on UA-cam or Google will do the job.
All music in the western system is derivative. 😂 Bit of a stretch to claim a song being “ripped off” when a 2 second clip of a riff sounds similar. It’s closer to influence
last week I was messing about with my keyboards, I started a G minor arpeggio on a synth, then messed about with a couple of chords underneath. Whereupon my buddy said "you're playing Stranger Things"..... I don't watch TV, I've never seen stranger things. Not only had I made a similar ostinato over the same two chords, but I'd happened upon very similar sounds on the synth and keys too.
Considering how many millions of people who've sat down to write a song, it's not a surprise that the same thing crops up more than once.
That said, Vanilla Ice is still a thief.
Dum Dum Dum da da Dum Dum.
I also noticed some similarities which might be interesting.
-They recorded a song called F**k Time as the Foxboro Hot Tubs which contains a traditional, widely-used rock n' roll riff. They later re-recorded it for the 10th Green Day album, ¡Dos!. The exact same riff got reused on their 2020 album Father Of All MFs for the song Stab You In The Heart. It's vocal melody is the same as in Ten Years After's Rock And Roll Music To The World (which has the same riff, but as I said, it is one of the most overused guitar melodies in rock music).
-The main riff of Freakout by The Chelsea Smiles also got borrowed for not one, but two tracks on Father Of All, for Fire, Ready, Aim and for Oh Yeah! The only difference is that in Fire, Ready, Aim, they play it faster and in a higher pitch, and in Oh Yeah!, it is played in a slower tempo.
It's like these commenters just came to leave a comment and leave. They didn't even watch 30 seconds into the video, and it shows.
Green Day fans are like children. They refuse to admit the low effort rip off riffs exist. Green Day has a higher frequency of ripping off other artists than pretty much any other current band.
Snoooorrrreee
All art is derivative.
This can be done with everyone's favorite artist... Including mine... (KoRn) They invented an entire music genre, by combining others... so even though it's a new genre, you can still hear the influences... . Same with Beatles... and every single one of everyone's favorite bands.
Would be a much better video to watch if you reviewed music from the mindset of "These are the influences I detect... what about you guys? what did they add to it to make it their own?"
There are many bands that copy way too close, if you think this band is one of them... nope
That's called pop music.
if the music has the replay value of this band... it's just pointless to argue. Check any streaming service for proof, I don't care which.
Well said!!
Snooooorrre Boring response
Great video. The entire Warning album (although great) but I always felt every song on that album sounds like an already existing songs. But boy people are angry in these comments haha
Its not rip off if some are just compared in a "seconds long" part of the song.
And some of the compared songs have pretty far melody and harmony.
Don’t quit your day job buddy
Green Day is super talented and successful
There may have been similarities in song songs but I don’t think there ripping anyone off
He literally says that in the video. Lol
Put any notes in any order that sounds good and i guarantee you they've already been used that way in a song. I guess music is done guys, you can't make anything without ripping someone off.
Emily Haines said in 2011 "We have entered the recycled stage of music" meaning no more original songs can be made with the traditional 4/3 person rock band. The Beatles stole from every 50's jazz band there was, Nirvana stole from Meatpuppets and Pixies, Led Zeppelin stole Stairway's intro from a band that opened for them, 311 stole from Operation Ivy, The opening to Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a direct theft of "The Kid's Aren't Alright" by the Offspring, Black Sabbath stole from Wagner, The Killers "Mr. Brightside" is Blondies "Dreamin", John Lenon stole "Imagine" from Frank Zappa, Huey Lewis and The Ghostbusters... Also 14 of the most famous people who have ever lived said "Good artist borrow, great artist steal!"
Speaking of Rockabilly, Billie Joe and Norah Jones made an entire album cover of an Everly Brothers album several years ago and it’s actually quite good.
bud...you have an AC/DC image behind you-- what song of their's hasn't been ripped off???
That jawbreaker riff is the same riff as that nirvana vaselines cover Molly's lips, there's a muffs song with that riff, and a fifteen song with that riff too(who also are from the bay and came up at the same exact time as green day and jawbreaker). All in all just a classic punk riff. Like that one Ramones riff. I know I was real specific lol 😅 my old punk brain is mush these days!
One funny similarity I found is that All By Myself (Dookie's final, hidden track) sounds a bit like the beginning of Daydream Believer. It's nothing really, just a funny thing.
Horseshoes and Handgrenades sounds like Main Offender by the Hives. Jesus Of Suburbia has a part that sounds like Summer of 69 by Bryan Adams. And the new album's title track rips off Sweet Child O' Mine. Billie Joe's songs have gotten a lot more unoriginal since he started trying to make everything more pop than punk. Still love a lot of GD's music though.
Oh and I had to come back to point out that Look Ma No Brains ALSO rips off Doublewhiskeycokeonice
There’s also tunings and key changes to be considered as well with this list
There's a fourth rip off in Warning. The song "Waiting" sounds just like "Downton" from Petula Clark.
Do a little video like this on My Chemical Romance. So many of their songs make you go "Hey..."
Musical notes and melodies are very limited artists are bound to make songs that will sound similar to other songs. Plus if you’re inspired by certain artists psychologically you will want to sound similar to them because that’s the music you like. Saying something is a rip off is not valid criticism.
the last song part of jesus of suberbia sounds like jonny cash ring of fires verse
Centipede by fidlar = Bobby Sox Green Day
Hes only making this video to drive engagement on his channel surely. Otherwise incredibly daft
The the, has a song called the sinking feeling, it has the bass from the sitting around the house song
Longview. Had to look it up. Not the biggest Green day fan
You know nothing about song writing, literally nothing. Just stop
The last song in Jesus of Suburbia is very like Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash lol
I like it.. it's badass.Yeah I'm old. 😂🤘🎸🎶
the first one sounds like someone trying to learn a riff and forgetting like 6 notes
Welcome to Paradise from Green Day copied The Three OnClock’s Mind Gardens
Green Day has guitar, so they must’ve ripped off the Beatles
I’m hungry
Don't you dare do the darkness vs acdc.
Foo fighters also guilty haha 😂
The fact that there are enough songs to make a video out of this, there's no denying Green Day is ripping some of these bands off. Some of these songs sound like the exact same song! One more reason that Green Day sucks!
How do you rip yourself off💀💀💀
3 chords only go so far unless you're acdc
And your channel would be nothing without ripping off green day lol
There’s still time to delete this video bro
But seriously literally none of these are “rip offs” ESPECIALLY with the clips you’ve chosen
Green Day did rip off Pink - it's even in the same key. They didn't even bother to change the key it's played in. They're lazy thieves.
Green Day are untalented hacks so yes i would use the phrase Ripped Off with them
@@hiverbleu8878 well there are a lot of tone deaf idiots in this world that wouldn't know real talent if it slapped in the face hell look at Taylor Swift fans for example which I imagine you are one
Green Day has always been a bunch of hacks.
Watered down punk. Doing things for a clueless mainstream audience that punk artists had been doing for years.
Then, a few years go by and people talk about them like they’re legends .. because time.
They sucked then, they suck now
as we used to say in the 90s, Green Day Sucks.
Losers used to say….
once a looser always a looser
Who is we? Green Day is 10/10
One of the best bands in the world. Half of you retards don’t even understand music theory. Fuck off loser.
@@leotmbg. damn straight.
weak
@@johnnynbk anyone that I’ve met from the 90s loves Green Day😂 you’re weak. Built like a whole card board box