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In this video, you'll find the names of all the main music genres that have been popular in recent decades. It would be a very long video if I had mentioned all the genres, but I included some of the most popular styles from western culture.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The mind boggling idea is that practically every single genre listed has dozens of sub genres
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Me, thinking that 'rhythm & blues' and 'R&B' were the same thing: đ€Ąđ€Ąđ€Ąđ€Ą
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7:29 bro got his own genre đ
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I find it insulting that jazz gets a single entry but rock and electronic get tons of subgenres. Jazz has tons of variety too! There's swing, there's bebop, cool jazz, hard bop, dixieland, blues jazz, modal jazz, fusion, avant-garde, free jazz, soul jazz, jazz-funk, nu jazz, third stream, acid jazz, electro swing, and so on!
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0:06 CLASSICAL MUSIC
0:11 OPERA
0:18 RAGTIME
0:23 POLKA
0:29 JAZZ
0:35 FOLK
0:41 COUNTRY
0:47 SOUL
0:54 BLUES
0:59 DOO-WOP
1:05 GOSPEL
1:12 RHYTHM AND BLUES
1:17 ROCK AND ROLL
1:24 ROCK
1:29 METAL
1:35 FUNK
1:42 DISCO
1:48 HOUSE
1:54 POP
1:59 R&B
2:05 HIP-HOP
2:11 REGGAE
2:17 DANCEHALL
2:23 CALYPSO
2:30 SKA
2:36 REGGAETON
2:41 MOOMBAHTON
2:47 FUNK CARIOCA
2:53 AFROBEATS
2:59 SALSA
3:04 BACHATA
3:11 MERENGUE
3:17 CUMBIA
3:23 VALLENATO
3:29 SON
3:36 BOLERO
3:41 CHA-CHA-CHĂ
3:47 MAMBO
3:53 MARIACHI
3:59 RANCHERA
4:06 NORTEĂA
4:12 FLAMENCO
4:17 RUMBA FLAMENCA
4:23 SAMBA
4:29 BOSSA NOVA
4:35 TANGO
4:41 DANCE-POP
4:47 ELECTROPOP
4:54 SYNTH-POP
5:00 POP ROCK
5:05 POP PUNK
5:11 COUNTRY POP
5:17 INDIE POP
5:23 NEW-AGE
5:29 ARENA ROCK
5:35 HARD ROCK
5:42 SOFT ROCK
5:47 PSYCHEDELIC ROCK
5:53 BLUES ROCK
5:59 FOLK ROCK
6:05 PUNK ROCK
6:11 ALTERNATIVE ROCK
6:17 INDIE ROCK
6:23 GRUNGE
6:29 HEAVY METAL
6:34 GLAM METAL
6:41 THRASH METAL
6:47 GROOVE METAL
6:53 ALTERNATIVE METAL
6:59 NU METAL
7:04 RAP ROCK
7:11 GANGSTA RAP
7:17 WEST COAST HIP-HOP
7:23 EAST COAST HIP-HOP
7:29 COMEDY HIP-HOP
7:35 HARDCORE HIP-HOP
7:41 HIP HOUSE
7:46 TRAP
7:54 GRIME
8:00 UK DRILL
8:05 EURODANCE
8:10 ELECTRO HOUSE
8:17 PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
8:23 BIG ROOM HOUSE
8:29 MELBOURNE BOUNCE
8:34 FUTURE HOUSE
8:42 BASS HOUSE
8:47 DEEP HOUSE
8:53 TROPICAL HOUSE
9:00 SLAP HOUSE
9:05 TRIBAL HOUSE
9:11 TECHNO
9:17 TECH HOUSE
9:23 TRANCE
9:29 PSY TRANCE
9:35 DUBSTEP
9:41 TRAP (EDM)
9:46 FUTURE BASS
9:53 MIDTEMPO
9:58 BIG BEAT
10:05 UK GARAGE
10:10 JUNGLE
10:17 HARDSTYLE
10:23 JUMPSTYLE
10:29 HARDCORE TECHNO
-0:17 DRUM AND BASS
-0:11 EXPERIMENTAL
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Only thing I'd say to improve is to have more types of "classical" music. Most people seem to class any music from before 1900 as "classical" when there were so many different movements
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If you make a part 2 of this list, DEFINITELY gotta include some Jazz subgenres! đ
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As someone who loves almost all genres, finding this video is like finding treasure đ
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Top Culture! This is an amazing list. As a musician, since many people were wondering about other genres, I decided to compile a list of my genre examples that would be cool for a Part 2, even if it will never happen or if it will be too long. So no the less, here is my example so I could help you out! Enjoy, and let me know if anyone approves or if there can be some corrections!
EXAMPLES THAT COULD HAVE BEEN INCLUDED:
Twelve-tone music: Three Piano Pieces, Op. 11 by Arnold Schoenberg
Contemporary classical music: Lux Aeterna by György Ligeti
Broadway: There's No Business Like Show Business by Irving Berlin
Film music: Star Wars (Main Title) by John Williams
Classic female blues: Backwater Blues by Bessie Smith
Boogie-woogie: Bad, Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce
Bebop: Scrapple from the Apple by Charlie Parker
Big band: In the Mood by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
Swing: Ain't That a Kick in the Head? by Dean Martin
Skiffle: Rock Island Line by Lonnie Donegan
Bluegrass: Rocky Top by The Osborne Brothers
Smooth jazz: Feels So Good by Chuck Mangione
Easy listening: Canât Get Used to Losing You_ by Andy Williams & Robert Mersey and his Orchestra
Traditional pop: What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Chanson: Non, je ne regrette rien by Ădith Piaf
Canzone: Non ho l'etĂ by Gigliola Cinquetti
Schlager: Ganz in WeiĂ by Roy Black
Latin ballad: Te quiero, te quiero by Nino Bravo
Barbershop: Mr. Sandman by The Chordettes
Psychedelic folk: Sunshine Superman by Donovan
Chicano rock: La Bamba by Ritchie Valens
Instrumental rock: Apache by The Shadows
Surf rock: Misirlou by Dick Dale
Garage rock: Wild Thing by The Troggs
Beat: Iâm Henry VIII, I Am by Hermanâs Hermits
Roots rock: Green River by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Acid rock: Magic Carpet Ride by Steppenwolf
Progressive rock: Roundabout by Yes
Symphonic rock: Nights in White Satin by The Moody Blues
Country rock: Lookinâ Out My Back Door by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Southern rock: Free Bird by Lynryrd Skynyrd
Glam rock: Cum On Feel the Noize by Slade
Funk rock: Play That Funky Music by Wild Cherry
Comedy rock: Bobby Brown by Frank Zappa
Reggae rock: So Lonely by The Police
Reggae fusion: Red, Red Wine by UB40
Experimental rock: In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins
Art rock: Ashes to Ashes by David Bowie
Heartland rock: _Free Fallinâ by Tom Petty
Britpop: Wonderwall by Oasis
Acoustic rock: Change the World by Eric Clapton
Neue Deutsche Welle: 99 Luftballons by Nena
Neue Deutsche Todeskunst: Du hast by Rammstein
Dance-rock: Dancing in the Dark by Bruce Springsteen
Synth-rock: Touch Me (I Want Your Body) by Samantha Fox
Gothic rock: Lucretia My Reflection by The Sisters of Mercy
Industrial rock: Closer by Nine Inch Nails
Industrial metal: Slateman by Godflesh
Progressive metal: Pull Me Under by Dream Theater
Post-punk: Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division
Emo: Welcome to the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance
Post-grunge: Blurry by Puddle of Mudd
Jazz funk: Chameleon by Herbie Hancock
Jazz fusion: Spain by Chick Corea
Acid jazz: Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai
Jazz rock: Waiting on the World to Change by John Mayer
Jazz rap: Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) by Us3
Psychedelic pop: Penny Lane by The Beatles
Sunshine pop: California Dreaminâ by The Mamas and the Papas
Bubblegum pop: Sugar, Sugar by The Archies
Baroque pop: A Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Harum
Power pop: Iâll Be There for You by The Rembrandts
Europop: Waterloo by ABBA
Jangle pop: There She Goes by The Laâs
Progressive pop: Mr. Blue Sky by Electric Light
Art pop: Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush
Operatic pop: You Raise Me Up by Josh Groban
Dream pop: Lust for Life by Lana del Rey & The Weeknd
Latin pop: Livinâ la Vida Loca by Ricky Martin
Latin house: Waiting for Tonight by Jennifer Lopez
Latin freestyle: Come Go With Me by Exposé
Lambada: Lambada by Kaoma
K-pop: Gangnam Style by PSY
J-pop: PONPONPON by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
Blue-eyed soul: Unchained Melody by The Righteous Brothers
Northern soul: Begginâ by The Four Seasons
Psychedelic soul: Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In by The 5th Dimension
Neo soul: Bag Lady by Erykah Badu
Hip hop soul: Family Affair by Mary J. Blige
Old-school hip hop: Rapperâs Delight by The Sugarhill Gang
New-school hip hop: Itâs Like That by Run-D.M.C.
Golden age hip hop: Going Back to Cali by LL Cool J
New jack swing: I Wanna Sex You Up by Color Me Badd
Miami bass: Whoomp! (There It Is) by Tag Team
Alternative hip hop: People Everyday by Arrested Development
G-funk: Big Poppa by Notorious B.I.G.
Horrorcore: Mind Playing Tricks on Me by Geto Boys
Southern hip hop: Low by Flo Rida and T-Pain
Conscious hip hop: I Can by Nas
Political hip hop: Why by Jadakiss
Crunk: Damn! by Youngbloodz & Lil Jon
Dirty rap: Lollipop by Lil Wayne & Static Major
Cloud rap: Sad! by XXXTentacion
Pop rap: Earth by Lil Dicky
Drill: Welcome to the Party by Pop Smoke
Euro disco: Queen of Chinatown by Amanda Lear
Space disco: Magic Fly by Space
Post-disco: Letâs Groove by Earth, Wind and Fire
Italo disco: Tarzan Boy by Baltimora
Nu-disco: Donât Start Now by Dua Lipa
Disco-pop: Canât Stop the Feeling! by Justin Timberlake
New wave: Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles
Techno-pop: 5, 6, 7, 8 by Steps
EDM: Where Are Ă Now by Jack Ă and Justin Bieber
Electro: Planet Rock by Afrika Bambaataa and SoulSonic Force
Hi-NRG: You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) by Dead or Alive
Electroclash: Die Another Day by Madonna
Acid house: Infinity by Guru Josh
Diva house: Show Me Love by Robin S.
Italo house: Ride on Time by Black Box
French house: Around the World by Daft Punk
Dutch house: Put Your Hands Up 4 Detroit by Fedde le Grand
Rave: Ebeneezer Goode by The Shamen
Ambient: An Ending (Ascent) by Brian Eno
Ambient house: Little Fluffy Clouds by The Orb
Trip hop: Unfinished Sympathy by Massive Attack
Downtempo: Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? by Moby
Electronica: Eple by Röyksopp
IDM: Windowlicker by Aphex Twin
Happy hardcore: Back in the U.K. by Scooter
Breakbeat: Find My Baby by Moby
Breakbeat hardcore: On a Ragga Tip by SL2
World music: Alane by Wes
Worldbeat: Whenever, Wherever by Shakira
Novelty: Monster Mash by Bobby âBorisâ Pickett and the Crypt Kickers
Comedy: The Lumberjack Song by Monty Python
Parody: Eat It by âWeird Alâ Yankovic
Thank you!
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Glad to see some Latin American genres here, like Salsa, Mambo, Tango, Cumbia and Mariachi.
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Obviamente faltaron géneros musicales, pero qué buena compilación.
Por el lado de la mĂșsica latina faltan algunos subgĂ©neros de la mĂșsica ranchera y gĂ©neros de sudamĂ©rica, y del continente asiĂĄtico falta mencionar la mĂșsica japonesa de la que destaca el city pop, tampoco podemos dejar de lado el kpop que si bien no a todos aquĂ les puede gustar, su producciĂłn actual es muy grande como para dejarla de lado.
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You just explained my music tastes! And funny thing is, this is only half of the music genres i love!!
Edit: The other half is alternative, vaporwave, anime music, glitchcore, speedcore, daycore, nightcore, game music, kpop, weirdcore, dreamcore, jpop, vocaloid, traditional folk music from around the world, dubstep, ambience, and noise.
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Missing some genres but let's be real this video would be 2 hours long if you included everything everything đ hope that you can make another video about it to list some of the ones you missed.
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Excellent compilation! As a musician may I add to your list: Acapella, choir, church choir, Christian church organ et al, Death metal, "New Orleans jazz/blues" (don't know the actual name but that city has their own sound), and African tribal drumming. Ever hear a dozen African drummers each playing a different pattern? Sounds like a beautifully syncopated stampede of sorts ... no words! Technically any form of tribal dance and celebration can also be included ... many of them don't differentiate between music and celebration. I can't wait to show me kids this! thank you!
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Not only you need to have an accent to sing Country, Your Guitar also needs an accent
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This is such an amazing list! Also appreciate all the comments pointing out missing genres. I think this compilation is great for most of the mainstream genres already known worldwide, although as a Portuguese person I can point out that our traditional music is missing, called FADO (amongst many other types of Portuguese music), and as a result of that, I'm sure that many other traditional types of music of many other countries are missing too, which could also be an interesting research đ
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There was a lot of stuff in this video, but I think a very large part you skipped over was Jazz. Jazz has been around for about 100 years now, and there's lots of different genres within the category. You have things like your early jazz, which is primarily New Orleans, then you have things like Big Band/Swing with people like Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. You have your Freeform Jazz, Bebop Jazz. Marches were another big thing, and along with Ragtime and Blues, and some other Creole type stuff, made Jazz. There's a lot to it.
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2:41 -> Puts DJ Snake as a moombahton reference
Munchi: "Am I a joke to you?"
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I'm not a native English speaker, and for most of my life before creating this channel, I didn't care about the lyrics in the music I listened to. But song lyrics have been slowly adding to the destruction of our society for decades. The fact that a bad idea sounds musically pleasing doesn't make it a good idea. Addictions, crime, promiscuity, divorces, revenge, telling lies, cursing, swearing, hating, making idols, taking lives before birth, and many other destructive behaviors have been spread and normalized for years through most of the things we consider entertaining. Be careful of the messages you let into your life. Some people need to know that there is scientific proof that God exists. Causality and the principle of sufficient reason, to mention some, are accepted as universal, basically stating that everything has a cause and nothing appears by itself. Everything in the universe is subject to cause and effect, but whoever created the universe does not necessarily have to: if there was ever a time in the beginning where there was nothing, wouldnât there still be nothing? Then itâs wise to admit that something or someone must have always existed, causing the existence of everything else. Some people have been able to explain it better than I can, so I will just cite one of the clearest presentations of the gospel I have ever read, published by Living Waters in the Million Dollar Bill: THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION: Will you go to Heaven when you die? Have you lied, stolen, used Godâs name in vain, or lusted (which Jesus said was adultery, Matthew 5:28)? If so, God sees you as a liar, thief, blasphemous, and adulterer at heart. If you die in your sins, you will end up in a terrible place called Hell. But thereâs good news. Though we broke Godâs Law, Jesus paid the fine by dying on the cross: âGod so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting lifeâ (John 3:16). Then Jesus rose from the dead and was seen by hundreds (itâs no fairytale). He fulfilled all the prophecies of the promised Savior. Please, today, repent and trust Jesus, and God will forgive you and grant you the gift of eternal life (Ephesians 2:8-9). Then, to show your gratitude, read the Bible daily and obey it, join a Christian church, and be baptized. Visit needgod.com/ and livingwaters.com/
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