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"I can not say anything bad about her" after calling her a crackhead in the last video 😂
classic had me in tears and the jackson incident
surely not polite, but not untrue either - so is it bad to say it about her (it is more sad...).
Though shalt not disrespect Vogue by Madonna 🧙🏻♂️💥
6:15 "Here I am, This is me" says Coonnor .... Cue Mr Vain , yep that's pretty vain 🤣🤣
He definitely thought the song was about him
❤ Bryan Adams again as Spirit, Stallion! (Is Connor 'a stallion man'?!)
All us Brits that remember Diana Princess of Wales funeral slightly hurt at the ''meh'' reaction to Candle in the wind. lol
The last decent royal.
@@QueeferSutherland1 Perhaps the only (if not out of a very, very select few)
@@vonbeedle554
Do *not* diss the Princess Royal!😮😢
@@vonbeedle554 Agreed.
The late Queen Elizabeth II did a pretty decent job as well. I'd say Her Majesty was the last decent royal. Of course, this is an opinion of non-British person. May Diana and Her Majesty both rest in peace.
"Killing me softly" was another cover. Once you've done the 60's music maybe you should look at "Songs you didn't realise were covers" on UA-cam?
Roberta flack who apparently wrote the song after watching Don McLean play on stage
Was about to comment about the covers videos, Conner should 100% check it out! :D
@@ianoo23 It was Lori Liebermann before Roberta Flack
@@UltimateYEC you’re right sorry lol… that’s who I meant wrote it 🤣👍
It was an awesome decade to be young in the UK, so many great Indie/rock/alt bands and then the whole clubbing/rave scene, it was incredible really, I was an 80's Indie kid coming into the decade and it took a bit of arm twisting from my friends to get me into the clubbing scene, but when bands like The Prodigy came along I think even the most hardened rock kids started getting into the clubbing scene too, I even ended up being a podium dancer for a while! 🤣There was something for everyone, this video just concentrates on the US mainstream acts of the day though, which of course there's nothing wrong with, it just skips a lot out.
Born in 89' so these really made me feel nostalgic! I prefer the early 80s music even though wasn't around.
I believe that you would have like 90's eurodance genre. It was a HUGE thing in the mid/late 90's in Europe, when I lived my teenage years. There were few of them on the list, such as "Barbie Girl" by a Danish group "Aqua"and "Cotton Eye Joe" by Swedish eurodance group called "Rednex". Oh, Ace of Base could be considered also into that genre, being the very first ones pop up into the charts.
Is this the American charts ? ....... no Oasis, Blur, Take That, Robbie, Pulp, Kylie, Britpop in general, only 1 Spice Girls !
Just looked at the original and it says "Mostly based on Wikipedia charts", what ever that means. So I would guess world wide sales?
its general world charts that include mostly the british, american, australian combined popularity. if you rewind you may realize there are a lot of british artists in this list, and the ones that are not are still british chart toppers. but some of the ones you mentioned were perhaps less popular outside the u.k. as great as they may have been
I have to admit that was my thoughts as well, I was waiting for certain bands and artists to make an appearance as they defo got number ones in the 90’s so thought it may have been American charts
I think it's international.
There's a lot of German stuff.
Enigma, Scorpions and Tons of Euro dance.
I was surprised myself when I saw how much Euro Dance came from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Yeah in my country that list would be a lot different too :D
You’ve just put a huge smile on my face for the day ,gave me such a giggle 😂MR VAIN…. Popped into the world in 93 loved it great reaction 👍
Yes, "Killing Me Softly with His Song" was originally from the 1970s, most notably by Roberta Flack.
"Candle in the Wind" really stands out here as would seem so out of place if you're too young to remember Princess Diana's funeral.
Killing me softly is one of the very rare cover songs, who are better than the original.
I do know how much Princess Diana was loved by UK and I was born 1990. I also knew of this song at the funural. But hey I'm european so yes i have a good grasp of UK culture.
@Peter_Cetera it's not a cover song, the original is his own, he just rewrote the song for his dear friend Diana.
Pls do 60's also
As a GenX teen/20s during the 90's this brings so much nostalgia. All the teenage angst crap to the going out drinking with mates fun. God I'm old! hahaha
Yay! Bryan ADAMS, Celine Dion, Shania Twain 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Loving these nostalgia reactions. I love MMBop too LOL
Dude these music reactions are sickkk
gotta round it back to the 60's g
I just love how excited you got at the end 😆
The music at the time was really gearing up to send the millennia off in style. Omg it was such an amazing time to be alive ❤
cant believe enigma was on this list i love enigma one of my faves
The 6 year old Mr Vain coming out at the end there 🤣
For me, the second best music decade (after the 80th). Excellent songs!
Well you enjoyed that Connor! Good to see
Zombie the cranberries the bombing of warrington by the ira which killed a 3 and a 12yr old looking for mothers day cards.
I love " Ode to my family"
Connor dont be blaze over Roxette. A huge swedish duo at the time. R.I.P marie
Fun fact. In the janet jackson video "thats the way love goes" jennifer Lopez is dancing in the bakground.
The square dance thing aka Rednex is also swedish 😂
I loved the 80’s one you did as that was my childhood soundtrack from 3 to 13. The early nineties was great for me but the late nineties I lost interest in chart music due to the clubbing Scene.
I agree with you about the 90's music. I didn't think much of the stuff in the late 90s. In 1991 I was 18 (19 in December) and 2 weeks before Freddie Mercury died I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis so not a great year. My first symptom was losing my vision in the left eye in May. The vision did eventually return but it was not perfect.
I have always loved 80s music.
Now I remember why I was more into non-mainstream/underground stuff from the 90s on.
I'm so bored out of my mind.
Candle in the Wind deserves more respect. It was originally about Marilyn Monroe, but later was redone in honor of the late great Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. Respect.
Oh gods you were born when Mr vain came out? Jeez I feel old now listening to all this and remembering dancing to so many at school dances, trying to tape them off the radio charts 😂
The version of Toni Braxton - Un-Break My Heart was the original, but you seem to like dance music and there was a dance mix version of this song that had everyone on the dance floor dancing all the time back then. It was Toni Braxton - Un-Break My Heart (Soul Hex Anthem Vocal). Here is a link to it on UA-cam and I'm not asking for a reaction. This is for your own enjoyment. It is almost 10 minutes long which was about average length of club mixes back when music was good: ua-cam.com/video/L4-gfXk5oKA/v-deo.html
My teenage and twenties. Awesome memories ❤
Gen X had the best music!
There's a reason you have rated so many late 90s songs as ten out of ten. It's because you grew up with them and you are familiar with them. For the rest of us not so many tens out of ten there, but those were ones you heard when you were young (edit: youngER. You're still very young).
August 92 here. Rhythm is a Dancer is a great song
Rhythm is a dancer IS an awesome song!! As was Gonna make you sweat!
you have some excellent taste in music from the 70s, 80s and 90s
Ha ha I didnt know Rednex (Cotton Eye Joe) was big outside of Sweden☺️ I knew Ace of Base and Roxette were though.
4:05 Mr Big - To be with you is SUCH a great song! You watch the whole thing. Well worth it.
12:04 Princess Diana's funeral mad this huuuge.
This is the year that I started buying CD's. UA-cam was on autoplay, and all of a sudden I was 10.
proper nostalgia for me...80's and 90's music
Not sure which one was best, your birthday song or mine - November 94 - Here Comes The Hotstepper.. or Mr Vain 🤔
Looooooooooooving these music reactions!❤
Connor you should watch the Stock Aitkin Waterman SAW docu , there were big on HI-NRG , Eurodance , Pop and Dance-Pop . Some people say what they produced was cheesy but they had a massive influence and actually produced great stuff if you were / are into the above .
love your reaction! i have quite the same taste, well... I agree with you 85%. Enrique Iglesias, Ricky Martin, Britney Spears, Robert Miles, Puff Daddy, Backstreet Boys, Cher, Christina Aguilera, Eifel 65, Santana are definitely imprinted in my mind!!!!
Madonna is not overrated lol she’s sold over 200 million albums. You said that last video and liked 4 of her songs lol.
If you love Whitney you should love Mariah, yes she’s become a big diva but you can’t deny that she’s one of the greatest singers of all time and she owned the 90’s.
I agree with him about both Madonna and Whitney over Mariah. I still like Some of Madonna's music but it's her mid 80's stuff I like best. I like Marriah's earlier music but for me her whistle note stuff is overdone. If she used that less Of probably appreciate it more. I do like her original Christmas album though. Please remember I'm just sharing my opinion as is he. It may not be the majority opinion but having a different opinion is allowed.
Soo many good songs and groups back in the 90's. Enigma, Shamen, Prodigy, Phil Collins, Michael Jackson...just too many. Songs were just soo much better back then
1993 same as my oldest grandson , his is 21st September
Seeing this list makes me realize German bands really dominated early 90s.
Great era of music. Your birthday is September 3rd? Mine is 2nd of september.
😊 My twins are 'babies' to you _two_guys then - born 30th Sept '93 !!
'Oldies, but goldies'?!!:😊😅😂😊
why did it go down hill from 1997 tut tut :)
Try the 50s next 😊
❤ Paul Anka 😊
Hey Connor, love watching you getting down to these music reactions, we get to see the fun side of you. Not a huge fan of the 90's music, especially those annoying R & B groups we were subjected to, it felt a lot like torture. Their whole look and over the top facial expressions at times read like they were straining themselves on the toilet!! Despite that there are a handful of good & memorable songs. Couldn't stand those talentless Spice Girls or that God awful All Saints, but each to their own. You should consider making a separate channel for music reactions. At least you can react to the songs from start to finish instead of these compilations where you just get a few seconds, hardly enough time to get a taste of a song.. Really enjoy these music reactions Connor....keep them coming buddy, Lots of Love, have a Great Weekend!!....PS. You should consider doing a reaction to the iconic Queen Live Aid Performance, tons of other reactors have done so, would love to see that, I'm sure loads of others would too. Take Care.
Mr. Big is a nice song. I remember we were on vacation in Portugal and it was the first time I saw MTV. Was one of the songs they played all the time😅. I prefer It's all coming back to me by Meatloaf and Marion Raven rather than by Celine Dion.
Some good songs, but there's nothing like the 80s!
The 90's, the karaoke decade, You thought it was a 70's song, because it was. I was expecting GBH of the eardrums, but there were a few good songs among those.
Oh and watching this should answer your query about when Michael Jacksons skin and face changed soooo much! Basically late 80s it started and early 90s, he sped down the path of change so quickly it raised questions worldwide.
December 1992should be the one you are most Iinterested for ..
4:18 Eric Clapton being British is the least mind F, learn what this song is about.
7:25 Wet Wet Wet removed that song from the charts because it was No.1 for 13(ish) weeks and they were sick of hearing it on the radio
11:32 Mmbop is 10/10 amazing song but Hotel California gets a mild head bop?
12:02 Elton John... That was his alt version for Princess Diana after she died
I was 21 in September 93 😂
I'm pleased, that 6 songs, fabricated in Germany, got to the top in the US. That's a significant increase from the 80s. But and just so we're clear, the most iconic song of the late '90s is "Californication" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers...
Christ mac you had some crap music in the USA😳
There’s also second best songs of and best songs of 40s 50s and 60s
Blue (Da Ba Dee) by Eiffel 65 I can only ever hear the lyric as 'I will die in Aberdeen'. Not going there any time soon!
Yes Eric Clapton is British, born in Ripley in Surrey
Whitney! The best voice probably in recorded history. Closely followed by Karen Carpenter!
Also, I laughed at you coming into the world with ‘Mr Vain’ 😉😛
So good ... Seal... Kiss from a Rose. ..but doesn't like ballads...?!!
(Or, just anti Bryan Adams?😢)
As for the Spice Girls - great song??! 😅
I think Connor would like 'certain clubs' - (Ricky Martin - great!)
...like George Michael last time..."is he?!"
Fyi the band for August 93 UB40, were named after the adminstrative code for the Unemployment Benefit form. Their music wasn't especially political but their band name is. They first became big in the 80s when unemployment was very big problem. Especially for young school leavers trying to find work.
Their early stuff was quite political. They'd lost their "edge" by the 90s though.
while i'm not a fan of this video channel TOPCULTURE, they did pick some awesome songs this time around. Roxette was a fave and would probably still be with us, except Marie passed away several years ago. They could have left most of Mariah Carey's out as she did nothing but copy other artists. UB40 did have other songs that were more original than the one given.
So, you like the 90s? You like Eurodance and Pop? You would like German parties 😅
You cant scape Mariah in The 90s THEE MARIAH CAREYYY!!!!
Jesus you’re 30? You don’t look a second over 25.
So sad that many of these artists have left us now
You forgot that you loved maybe 4 out of 6 madonna songs in the 80s compilation. Its my guilty pleassure too, dont be shy 😉
madonna is underrated
So is he saying that hes vain🤔
You should be called mcgobbin
Go next react most popular song each month in 2000
you should listen to the whole song and then rate
I consider the 90's my decade since it was my childhood and early teens. But it might be the biggest confused clusterfudge - obvious remnants of the 80's, ballads, soft rock, rap, hip hop, electro-dance, europop, movie soundtracks....Boybands and girlbands were also a big part of it so I'm surprised there was only 1 Spice Girls, no Take That. Also no Oasis or Blur, who were in a rivalry for the Britpop crown.
Without You by Nilsson 1971 and Killing Me Softly by Roberta Flack 1973 are both outstanding, for me the cover versions not so much. Some stand out songs in the 1990s but really not my era.
What about Strawberry Fields Forever by Candyflip?
I love you too. How are you doing?
Lol last video Madonna...ah I'm not really a fan, near end of vid loving Madonna music lol
You don't like Madonna's Vogue? Come on, it's a masterpiece!
'Men in Black' - they should have hats.
I forgot how good 90s were but music today is trash! 80s still the daddy n mummy 😢.
Mr Vain
Reacts most popular song in 2000's
Judging them out of context 3 decades later is kinda unfair. Madonna today is overrated, I agree, but back then we had seen no one like it. Same with Snap or the mix of cartoon and real person in a video. It was the decade of the power ballads, constant battle between Whitney, Mariah and Celine. At school we'd have heated arguments about who was better ;P same discussion about Prince or Michael Jackson. You had to be there. Late ninety-nine the media had convinced us we were all gonna die in the new millenium so we were in a party mood☺ you'll see in 3 decades when they discus todays music how weird it feels ☺ this was a nice throwback. Wonder if this was European or American...
Your bro won mate
At least you got a fairly good song on your birthday month. Mr Vain is a good tune, check it out.
Not a good decade for music, going by this list.
Not surprising that a millenial thinks that the world begin when they born.
Gotta say, Madonna left her best stuff in the 80s. The 90s were all about Alannis Morrisette for me.
Feels really bizarre watching this with no Britpop.
Even if it was UK-only I don't think there would be much Britpop in it. Robson & Jerome's version of Unchained Melody should really be the top song for both May and June 1995 but the no-repeats rule would probably allow Pulp's Common People to take the title for June. I think that's the only Britpop song that would make it. (Well, unless you count Three Lions. That would certainly be in the list.)
@@140cabins I was mainly thinking of Oasis or Blur with maybe Pulp or The Verve making an appearance. I guess it depends if it's based on singles sold (most likely) or radio plays etc.
MADONNA OVERRATED? I Can't... 😂
And they all sold their souls to get there
For me, most of the 90s is "meh" and overall this countdown is a noticeable step down in quality from the previous two decades with a lot of bland so-called R&B boy/girl bands, lame hiphop (Vanilla Ice, Snow, Salt n Pepa, Kriss Kross) and what I call the screamer/warbler singers (Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, Whitney Houston), none of whom really do it for me. But I'm with you on tracks like "Genie In A Bottle", "Tubthumping", Cher's "Believe", "Gangsta's Paradise" and, against my better judgement, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" being iconic among the songs of that decade!
Other highlights from that playlist for me include 4 Non Blondes, Scorpions and of course that iconic Bryan Adams song from Robin Hood that everyone hates cos it was at the top of the chart in the UK for a million years! 😆 (Actually 16 weeks, but it's still holds the record for longest time as a Number 1 of all time) I also have a soft spot for All Saints' "Never Ever" even though it is in that genre of fairly bland pseudo-R&B that I mentioned earlier.
I'm surprised by a few omissions but I think this list is more US-centred and some artists and songs were probably more successful here in the UK than over here.
A UK list would probably include: Maria McKee "Show Me Heaven", Chesney Hawkes' "The One And Only", U2's "The Fly", Shakespears Sister's "Stay", The KLF, The Shamen's "Ebeneezer Goode", The Bluebells' "Young At Heart", Gabrielle's "Dreams", D:Ream "Things Can Only Get Better", Robbie Williams, Blur and Oasis.
On the plus side, there's no Take That, Boyzone, Westlife, Steps or Robson & Jerome either, as they didn't do as much in the US as in the UK, so that's a mercy! 🤣
You definitely sound like a yt person based on your "tastes" and who you prefer. lol R&B music in the 90s was GREAT!!! And I don't want to see any UK list. I don't care what anybody says, those songs are horrible!!! That's why most of them didn't hit in the U.S.
Must be American chart. Boring.
I think a lot of this is nostalgia. 90s was filled with CHEESE.
Madonna Overrated?? No. Wrong. LOL.
Why are you so mean to Madonna? lol control yourself
what was 9 months earlier when you were conceived
Going ‘‘Nahh’’ on Madonna's 'Erotica' and going mental on Eiffel's 'Da Ba Dee' jibberish is imo utter blasphemy.
Connor just needs to go to a classic clubland gay bar, he'd be in his element 😂😂😂
With some I can get behind, but if you say: 10 out of 10 (or even higher) that is almost always a miss for me...
Keep in mind, that he couldn't / doesn't care about the lyrics.
Fast upbeat music makes him happy. Nothing else matters.
@@almostyummymummy - I am from Germany and haven't listened that much to the lyrics in the 90s myself. But I still realized how much more I like the non-anoying songs of that decade (and some of the most anoying came from german producers).
Btw "Nothing else matters" where was that song ... oh I checked it and it never got higher than number #34 in the US charts.
@@almostyummymummy
He probably doesn't even like
'Nothing Else Matters' (which I love!!❤) (& I share my birthday - though ten years before - 3rd Aug'53 for me, 3rd Aug'63 for Metallica's lead singer 'damn, double Damn' mind's gone blank - please help? - my Tablet won't let me edit...shiiii😢)