I’m so tired I didn’t process anything about the video but watched it entirely cause I like the editing. Will rewatch later when I’m functional. Nice moustache.
I don't think music is dead, I think media in general is fractured right now. Probably because the transition is happening where gen alpha will become the forefront for trends. (We're so cooked)
i mean popular music fluctuates between happy and moody and it has been since the 50s. the happiness eventually gets boring, so more moody music gets popular until that's the dominant sound, but eventually that gets boring and it goes back
2006-2010 we had: Rihanna, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Adele, Bruno Mars, Kesha and more who premiered or were starting to become more famous & we just haven’t had a huge explosion of main stream Artist like that since
With the way things have been since COVID (which i won't go into for the sake of keeping it short), i feel like people have given up on "the hot new stuff coming out" and are clinging to childhood nostalgia for dear life as their go-to "escape from the problems of the real world"
LISTEN TO CHAPPELL ROAN!!! I can’t recommend her music enough if you want that super fun happy pop music that sounds similar to the 2010s stuff that was so great, but also modern enough that it doesn’t feel like she’s copying old music. I really think she might be the next big thing in this genre.
2010s pop is great cause all the songs were about nothing but partying and having fun. Even without the childhood memories and the nostalgia (which to a lot of people are very important when it comes to the 2010s) it's simply fun music you put on to turn your mind off and feel good. No thoughts, just *HEY I JUST MET YOU*
I remember when scaled and icy came out. So many people were hating on it. I could see where some of them were coming from especially cuz saturday was probably the most bland pop out of their songs. their newest song “backslide” literally has a line in it ”I wish I never did Saturday” which is either lore related or irl (or a mix of both) which is a crazy line either way
I used to be a pop fan but recently I’ve converted to hip hop I think this is a similar experience for a lot of people and now for me at least looking back on it I dislike a lot of it but there are still some undeniable bangers but nowadays I can’t stand any of the pop music on radio
Pop is okay. It's still better than modern country. (RIP country man, 90s country is good). Though at least we are in the golden age of edm and other electronic genres. Genres like Artcore, Breakcore, Bass House, Future Bounce, Melodic Brostep (especially 2020-2021 for this genre), and some other much more enjoyable genres than the previous era of early brostep, bigroom, and glitch hop. Though RIP DnB man, it's gotten so commercialized as of recent.
I personally think that genres are dead. Not necessarily that pop itself is dying out. I think the mainstream has just focused on music itself, and is also a reason why so many new genres with a pop sound are coming out
@@FishVirus oh yeah some pop is pretty tolerable, some are good, but the more happy pop songs get on my nerves and the more depressing ones kinda bore me
@@FishVirus frfr lemon demon is fire, didnt even know he was pop. i like olivia. shes new and shes bringing back that angsty pop punk. i rlly love her songs that r punk rock and stuff
I always find it funny when people say songs off of scaled and icy album are mid. That’s the whole concept of the album as it fits into the Clancy storyline 😂 But yeah looking at it from objective standpoint I can see why people feel the way they do about it.
I just listened to Somebody I Used to Know and I came to realize that we might never get something like that again. We're not going to get a Nirvana or a Lorde. Everything is so optimized for an algorithm that the era of some artist coming in and destroying our previous understanding of what pop could be is over.
What you feel about 2010s, I fell about early 2000s Pop with 2008 being the teisting point of when the decline of pop music became evident. I think it is subjective for the most, even if with the 2008 crisis and some other coincidence (like the decline of iTuned and leter the rise of music streaming) something really changed in the concept of pop itself
Pop music is definitely not dead. There are a bunch of very talented less mainstream pop artists who released awesome music this year: Pixey, Magdalena Bay, Aurora, Dagny, Florrie, ionnalee, etc.
Every once in a while, a pop banger like Blinding Lights will come out but for the most part, the only good modern pop music would be indie or alternative pop that usually isn't played on mainstream radio stations.
In my opinion Because of K-pop dominant the music right now, such as blackpink, bts….. people start to interest more to K-pop with dancing in the videos. And then the singers in pop music like Hollywood industry , they produce the songs, but not hit like old time, the views getting less, some music not even get pass 10M views. So all that superstars start to get less interest to make new songs, best songs like before. Sorry my bad English
I really hate where modern pop is going, as it is trending towards a more cookie-cutter sound in general, but pop as a genre I think is a really good genre. And don't get me wrong, some recent pop songs have been bangers, it's just the general trend that's worrying.
Maroon 5's first album is the only album that i listen to every song on, their second album also is a bop, they had a very unique sound in both of those albums, then kinda went more mainstream, still some good songs, but those first two albums are the reason maroon 5 is my #1 artist
Late1990s and early 2000s were the gradual end of good mainstream music. Period. Even late eurodance was mostly worse (more or less goofy) than eurodence from 1990-1997
Modern pop music sounds so boring to me. For the past 12 years, I've been sticking to so-called retrowave which is new music in 80s style, and I've discovered many catchy songs that I had on repeat for weeks.
❤❤❤ilove pop music but 2000 to 2019 this years they where my best song in my whole life miss those times so much back then music was unique and dancing but now idont like new music is Boring
I could tell Happy by Pharrell was the most commercial sellout garbage that would be played non stop on radio when it first came out...and i guess I'm still right 😂
Pleaaase I wanna follow your advice but when you talk about an artist can you write his name in your video or in the description at least ? Can't find any kemo/key-moe/k-mo pop artist anywhere. Thanks !
This brought up so many more annoying, repetitive POP Songs that seem to retain a position in my brain forever. Barbie GIrl; Cher's Believe song; Justin Timberlake songs, the Boy Band era songs...They seem to play at restaurants as background music a lot.
I agree the 202nd decsde(2011-20). The 201st(2001-10). Thr millennium was 2001 not 2000. If there was a year zero I would be born 1995 not 1996 and this year would be 2023 not 2024. I realize that the music is now boring and depressing like 90s music outside the 80s R&B of The Weeknd Ari and Sabrina Csrpenter and Chappell Roan or angst Olivia Rodrigo or somewhere in between both with Billie Eilish. Yet majority of pop music nowadays makes me feel that music is dead as it is depressing,boring,and manufactured than authentic. Coubtry and Alternstive Pop and 80s revival are the only genres booming as rock and hip-hops rap are declining. I feel that was music,TV and movies, anime/cartoons, and the internet as an adult compared to dial-up:broadband internet in thr 2000s or 201st decade(2001-10). Everything went downhill after 2010 with TV and Mivies slowly and the internet. 2020s social media is now becoming old. I personally try to keep up with things yet hate the change. As us esrly and mid 2Ks kids are now into full adulthood. We were promised thst the world would get better for technology and entertainment yet did not. We were promised that the future would be a better place yet it is not.
Im sorry but the three decades before 2010 has more memoable pop songs than this era and current. Whitney, Kylie, Madonna, either Jackson, Prince, freaking George Michael. Omg even Spice Girls and Britney. Too many can't count.
In a few years, all pop/rap/rnb songs will just consist of a loud bass kick, finger snap snare, and auto tuned variations of “yea, girl, smellin, king, club, ayy kay, ‘gatti/‘rari, yoOoooOouUu , and rolling R’s” with a one and a half minute run time.
I’m so tired I didn’t process anything about the video but watched it entirely cause I like the editing. Will rewatch later when I’m functional. Nice moustache.
lmao thank you
During the 2010’s, I was definitely a “pop music sucks” guy. But now that I’m older, there’s some pop music that absolutely slaps
I remember early 2010s pop music (especially the EDM oriented ones) felt so lively, upbeat and youth-ish
I too defend pop music today as a former hater. However, I do it because I want to have something to hate.
I don't think music is dead, I think media in general is fractured right now. Probably because the transition is happening where gen alpha will become the forefront for trends. (We're so cooked)
i mean popular music fluctuates between happy and moody and it has been since the 50s. the happiness eventually gets boring, so more moody music gets popular until that's the dominant sound, but eventually that gets boring and it goes back
interesting, can def see that happening soon
2006-2010 we had: Rihanna, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Adele, Bruno Mars, Kesha and more who premiered or were starting to become more famous & we just haven’t had a huge explosion of main stream Artist like that since
Ariana Grande?
With the way things have been since COVID (which i won't go into for the sake of keeping it short), i feel like people have given up on "the hot new stuff coming out" and are clinging to childhood nostalgia for dear life as their go-to "escape from the problems of the real world"
All those 2010's pop songs seem happ and fun but most of them tend to have darker more inapropriate themes if you listen closey
LISTEN TO CHAPPELL ROAN!!! I can’t recommend her music enough if you want that super fun happy pop music that sounds similar to the 2010s stuff that was so great, but also modern enough that it doesn’t feel like she’s copying old music. I really think she might be the next big thing in this genre.
will def check them out!
You called it
2010s pop is great cause all the songs were about nothing but partying and having fun. Even without the childhood memories and the nostalgia (which to a lot of people are very important when it comes to the 2010s) it's simply fun music you put on to turn your mind off and feel good. No thoughts, just *HEY I JUST MET YOU*
Every stadium or large event ive been to plays 2010’s pop, almost nothing recent. I think this video perfectly encapsulates why
Bro whenever i turn up the radio all i hear is 2000-2010s pop.
great opinion. I subscribed to you. I look forward to more videos
I think you’re right on, the newest Coldplay album is a great example of an upbeat, positive pop album that got trashed as too corporate and lifeless
Hyperpop video yes mhm 👍
will do 🫡
i love hyperpop sm but I don’t like pop that much is that bad
I love your videos and this video needs more likes
i appreciate it!
Bro, we will die on that "Call Me Maybe" hill with you. ☠
It’s time for Rock and bands to come back to the mainstream
I agree that I am quiet bored with modern music. I keep going back to older stuff because it just hit different
I can't listen to old stuff. Eternal Sunshine is the best album ever.
I remember when scaled and icy came out. So many people were hating on it. I could see where some of them were coming from especially cuz saturday was probably the most bland pop out of their songs. their newest song “backslide” literally has a line in it ”I wish I never did Saturday” which is either lore related or irl (or a mix of both) which is a crazy line either way
4:20 lowkey thought about ANT farm (disney show) when i heard this
I used to be a pop fan but recently I’ve converted to hip hop I think this is a similar experience for a lot of people and now for me at least looking back on it I dislike a lot of it but there are still some undeniable bangers but nowadays I can’t stand any of the pop music on radio
1:01 Aged questionably
Pop is okay. It's still better than modern country. (RIP country man, 90s country is good). Though at least we are in the golden age of edm and other electronic genres. Genres like Artcore, Breakcore, Bass House, Future Bounce, Melodic Brostep (especially 2020-2021 for this genre), and some other much more enjoyable genres than the previous era of early brostep, bigroom, and glitch hop. Though RIP DnB man, it's gotten so commercialized as of recent.
Lol I'm 5 months late but it you like 90s country you gotta check out my boy Zach Top
oh my god blustre kmoe went to my high school and we were on the school dance team together i never thought you’d mention him
Justice for scaled and icy pt.2
SAI JUSTICE ✊✊
I personally think that genres are dead. Not necessarily that pop itself is dying out. I think the mainstream has just focused on music itself, and is also a reason why so many new genres with a pop sound are coming out
this video made me realize something… I just hate pop in general
some pop is good, a lot of it sucks but there are some artists (like lemon demon) that do pop really well
@@FishVirus oh yeah some pop is pretty tolerable, some are good, but the more happy pop songs get on my nerves and the more depressing ones kinda bore me
@@ChickenFriedNachoFries 100% agree, it’s hard to have it not all sound same-y
You are not alone
@@FishVirus frfr lemon demon is fire, didnt even know he was pop. i like olivia. shes new and shes bringing back that angsty pop punk. i rlly love her songs that r punk rock and stuff
I always find it funny when people say songs off of scaled and icy album are mid. That’s the whole concept of the album as it fits into the Clancy storyline 😂
But yeah looking at it from objective standpoint I can see why people feel the way they do about it.
It goes like nana by peggy gou was carrying 2023 tbh loved that song
I just listened to Somebody I Used to Know and I came to realize that we might never get something like that again. We're not going to get a Nirvana or a Lorde. Everything is so optimized for an algorithm that the era of some artist coming in and destroying our previous understanding of what pop could be is over.
There finally once again more than one genre playing on the radio
What you feel about 2010s, I fell about early 2000s Pop with 2008 being the teisting point of when the decline of pop music became evident. I think it is subjective for the most, even if with the 2008 crisis and some other coincidence (like the decline of iTuned and leter the rise of music streaming) something really changed in the concept of pop itself
0:46 Didn't know, until now, that it was the guy from the Amazon Prime 'Reacher' series.
Loving the channel, very fresh and unique
i appreciate it!
I got SOOO happy when you shouted out kmoe
2024 is literally the year of sabrina, chappel roan, and charli xcx !! Pop has never left
I agree with alot of what you have said, but 2010's is not a golden age of music. What about the 50's, 60's , 70's, 80's and 90's?
80s and 90s forever ❤
“pop music is dying”
me, who only listens to one artist: the *what*
Pop music is definitely not dead. There are a bunch of very talented less mainstream pop artists who released awesome music this year: Pixey, Magdalena Bay, Aurora, Dagny, Florrie, ionnalee, etc.
Pop is just less mainstream now, ironically
@@ScooterCat64 Good pop music is less mainstream. A lot of mainstream stuff is pretty mediocre or even bad.
Every once in a while, a pop banger like Blinding Lights will come out but for the most part, the only good modern pop music would be indie or alternative pop that usually isn't played on mainstream radio stations.
I don’t really like pop but damn if I am not gonna start smiling when I hear happy
Radiohead reference??? Thoms yorke and johnny greenwood maj ng out???
In my opinion Because of K-pop dominant the music right now, such as blackpink, bts….. people start to interest more to K-pop with dancing in the videos. And then the singers in pop music like Hollywood industry , they produce the songs, but not hit like old time, the views getting less, some music not even get pass 10M views. So all that superstars start to get less interest to make new songs, best songs like before.
Sorry my bad English
I really hate where modern pop is going, as it is trending towards a more cookie-cutter sound in general, but pop as a genre I think is a really good genre. And don't get me wrong, some recent pop songs have been bangers, it's just the general trend that's worrying.
6:22 kmoe jumpscare
Not only is pop music bad now, there are a lot less new songs than they were a couple years back, and YT’t front page is a joke now.
No sir you're not stupid WE NEED MORE OF YOUR VIDEOS PLEASE
if you insist
Maroon 5's first album is the only album that i listen to every song on, their second album also is a bop, they had a very unique sound in both of those albums, then kinda went more mainstream, still some good songs, but those first two albums are the reason maroon 5 is my #1 artist
As a kid who grew up in the 90s, you are absolutely wrong when you say the 2010s had the best pop music ever 😂
THE 2010S WERE PEAK FR.
Late1990s and early 2000s were the gradual end of good mainstream music. Period.
Even late eurodance was mostly worse (more or less goofy) than eurodence from 1990-1997
Modern pop music sounds so boring to me. For the past 12 years, I've been sticking to so-called retrowave which is new music in 80s style, and I've discovered many catchy songs that I had on repeat for weeks.
❤❤❤ilove pop music but 2000 to 2019 this years they where my best song in my whole life miss those times so much back then music was unique and dancing but now idont like new music is Boring
Ever since Taylor Swift took over, I literally don’t hear about anyone anymore. 😢
Charli xcx carrying pop on her shoulders
I could tell Happy by Pharrell was the most commercial sellout garbage that would be played non stop on radio when it first came out...and i guess I'm still right 😂
Pleaaase I wanna follow your advice but when you talk about an artist can you write his name in your video or in the description at least ? Can't find any kemo/key-moe/k-mo pop artist anywhere.
Thanks !
omg sorry i'll put it in the description, it's "kmoe"
I can’t feel any nostalgia for the 00 to 10s music, it was just pure crap. Streaming service save my life
how do you spell that K MO?????????
This brought up so many more annoying, repetitive POP Songs that seem to retain a position in my brain forever. Barbie GIrl; Cher's Believe song; Justin Timberlake songs, the Boy Band era songs...They seem to play at restaurants as background music a lot.
i think happy ruined it for everyone 😂 we collectively said actually we are NOT happy 😠
Check out the genre: Shimmer Pop
sounds shiny
Pop music doesn't do it for me but I enjoy your thoughts on music.
oh no! pop is dead, it just gave up! - radiohead
I agree with you.
how can one pop a can and live thru the eyes that you see
I agree the 202nd decsde(2011-20). The 201st(2001-10). Thr millennium was 2001 not 2000. If there was a year zero I would be born 1995 not 1996 and this year would be 2023 not 2024. I realize that the music is now boring and depressing like 90s music outside the 80s R&B of The Weeknd Ari and Sabrina Csrpenter and Chappell Roan or angst Olivia Rodrigo or somewhere in between both with Billie Eilish. Yet majority of pop music nowadays makes me feel that music is dead as it is depressing,boring,and manufactured than authentic. Coubtry and Alternstive Pop and 80s revival are the only genres booming as rock and hip-hops rap are declining. I feel that was music,TV and movies, anime/cartoons, and the internet as an adult compared to dial-up:broadband internet in thr 2000s or 201st decade(2001-10). Everything went downhill after 2010 with TV and Mivies slowly and the internet. 2020s social media is now becoming old. I personally try to keep up with things yet hate the change. As us esrly and mid 2Ks kids are now into full adulthood. We were promised thst the world would get better for technology and entertainment yet did not. We were promised that the future would be a better place yet it is not.
Real pop music die with legend like Michael Jackson Prince and Britney spears....
Bro speaking facts amirite
so true gumbosupreme
You never listen maroon five "payphone" what year you born
Im sorry but the three decades before 2010 has more memoable pop songs than this era and current. Whitney, Kylie, Madonna, either Jackson, Prince, freaking George Michael. Omg even Spice Girls and Britney. Too many can't count.
Yeah blustre!!!!!!
YEAH
new pop sucks especially olivia and taylor swift
soon
No.
it just gave up
Fax
Do you write everything you say, or are you speaking off the dome?
In a few years, all pop/rap/rnb songs will just consist of a loud bass kick, finger snap snare, and auto tuned variations of “yea, girl, smellin, king, club, ayy kay, ‘gatti/‘rari, yoOoooOouUu , and rolling R’s” with a one and a half minute run time.
Call Me Maybe is the greastest pop song ever!!!!!!
2010s was THE worst era for music.
You hear what’s being put out these days? Guarantee you’ll be begging for 2010s pop.
no.
@@jim-bobthewalker1435 yeah
Yeah right 🙄 and what music did you listen that was better?
"its gonna activate some sleeper agents"
Golden line.