Nostalgia Overload: The Genres Of The 2010s

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Also, you can check out a playlist of these songs (in order) here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6y792siRSJpSRMfz0o01F6

Hmm hex and I thought i was listening to breakcore

It’s interesting to see how much of a role The Weeknd played in bringing multiple genres and people from this video into the mainstream. Obviously, he was one of the key figures in alternative R&B, but also on his Dawn FM album, Oneohtrix Point Never handled much of the production, including the track Out of Time, which prominently samples a city pop song.

"The problem with today's music" isn't a million subgenres. It's that "pop" music is so formulaic that everything the last 20 years songs the same. A song from the 90s is totally different than a song from the 70s. And a song from the 60s is totally different than the 80s…

But a song from 2004 isn't any different than a song from 2024…

RELAX YOUR BROWS PLEASE

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the midwest emo revival from the very late 00’s and all throughout the 10’s absolutely should’ve been on this list. midwest emo started in the 90’s but it was soon completely overshadowed by pop emo. but in the 10’s (especially ‘08-‘18) the more DIY, math rock inspired sub genre had a MAJOR revival with bands like algernon cadwallader, TTNG, modern baseball, mom jeans, and dozens of others. it’s definitely my favorite genre of the 10’s and bands like hot mulligan are still keeping this genre alive and fresh

isnt jizz jazz just… bedroom pop?

when will george clanton get his flowers

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As a millennial whose music tastes were basically set in stone during the peak chillwave/vaporwave era of the first Obama term, this is a great primer to all the stuff I missed since then. LOVED learning about Egg Punk, what if Early Devo was a whole genre??? I'm SO on board

u look like fantano with a wig

Bruh future funk is not the same as city pop

i hear "jizz jazz" bein refferred 2 as "zoomer gaze"

Really good and insightful video! Now I’m reminiscing on banger songs to give a re-listen to.

feel like we're missing a lot of metal subgenres and EDM subgenres here.

Man, you really just skipped the whole origin of soundcloud rap and what actually made it, I agree Uzi blew up that way but it was later, all of those artists just rode off the already known term soundcloud rappers which was a sticker for people like Xavier Wulf, Bones, Chris Travis, Eddy Baker, Denzel Curry, Yung Simmie, even Suicideboys and also Yung Lean and Bladee went on soundcloud during 2013, honestly Xavier Wulf known then as ethelwulf was a pioneer of soundcloud rap thing, the only one who you mentioned right was Lil Peep. Im not taking off anyone but Carti, Uzi, Juicewrld and X they all became known later on from 2015. I respect all that you said but respectfully that above is what happened on soundcloud first, btw love the video im not a hater

Vaporwave is a total rip off of how we grew up

'' Future funk '' is also not new

Neither is '' emo ''

Out of all of those genres, the only ones I really like are vaporwave, future funk, and some of the "emo rap"ish SoundCloud rappers like Juicewrld

Buddy, why did you steal your channels name off of Yasi Seliks podcast?

i got from citypop 2019 plastic love revival, to future funk and vaporwave, my first song was private caller by saint pepsi, then cherry pepsi, and then it went…

I think you watch legal eagle, and have a subscription to nebula, lol.

Although you touched on egg punk. What I remember was Garage Punk. Tons of West Coast bands signed by a couple of indie labels. Ty Segall, FIDLAR, Bass Drum of Death, No Bunny the list goes on and on. Honestly I found this video trying to find one person who mentioned these bands because a lot of kids I grew up with listened to them. Majorly inspired by a mix of 60's Garage Rock like the Sonic's, Pychedelic Rock, and Pop Punk. Some of those bands started to take off but then were immediately overshadowed by the rise of trap which has continued until now, which mostly took out the rock music industry. No salt btw, nobody is shocked by rock anymore which is why I think trap was so successful.

The thing that's really going to stand out about the 2010s for me, was the total dissolution of distinct genres and time periods.

The Internet allowed people to listen to anything, from anywhere in the world, and from any time period.

These massively varied influences created a lot of really creative genre mashups.

The future of music is bright

youth, oh youth…