American Singer/Songwriter Reacts "All German Number 1 Hits Of The 90's"

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[@ingovonderluhe2174]

"DIE ÄRZTE is like PHIL COLLINS in German"......I CANT STOP LAUGHING AS A GERMAN !

[@sarahmichael270244]

Me the same. I would love to see the Ärzteguys faces, hearing this comment!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SunnyBlue77]

If they only knew...

[@matthewrandom4523]

"Heino ist wie Bruce Springsteen auf Engisch" wäre genauso knapp daneben gewesen 😂😂😂😂😂

[@philippbamberger5864]

Yeah, that was a good one... 🤣🤣🤣

[@rateba7092]

Es gibt keinen besseren Vergleich 😂

[@icesam931]

Stefan raab is a legend in Germany and hosted eurovision song contest 2011

[@LexusLFA554]

He also participated himself with Wadde hadde dudde da. Forgot the year, but it was 2000s.

[@icesam931]

@@LexusLFA554 it was 2000

[@zaldarion]

@@LexusLFA554 also won the year after with Lena - Satalite, he wrote this song

[@LexusLFA554]

@@zaldarion Yeah, Stefan Raab is a legend. Maschendrahtzaun in the Morning :)

[@spfisterer3651]

Germany has a long history of "comedy music"... Songs that are funny, making fun of other people/situations or themselves. We LOVE that. Die Doofen, some songs by die Prinzen, erste allgemeine Verunsicherung, Die Ärzte, Die Toten Hosen, Stefan Raab...and many many more.

[@brittakriep2938]

Frank Zander

[@Oxe1988]

Rednex had a third no. 1 hit in Germany in 2000 called "The spirit of the hawk".

[@Pet1101]

Thats a great song❤ i love it👍🏻😃

[@nevadawn7527]

I would like to see how the world react to that video today! 🫣😱😂

[@DerEchteBold]

'Scatman' did only get to #2 on the German charts, probably due to that 'Conquest of Paradise' hugging the top spot for 11 weeks at the time.

[@HenryLoenwind]

Also, it was a bit of a slow burn, coming from nothing and then slowly making its way up. Those kinds of songs rarely can make enough sales in a single week for a #1 spot.

[@ClaudiaErnst]

"Die Ärzte" like Phil Collins. 😅 Funny how a short piece of music can make a first impression. They are a Punk/Rock band. And I think there are vids with English subtitles. For the last song google Stefan Raab. I would say he is a kind of James Cordan and a ESC hero (Waddehaddedudeda ESC 2000, Cologne dialect mixed with toddler language) This song was about a chain link fence in Saxon dialect. He found the snippet on one of those TV court shows. For more about him, watch the opening of the ESC final (!) 2011 and Wikipedia.

[@cinezocker6232]

Die Ärzte waren mal ne Punkrock Band, zu der Zeit waren sie schon nur noch eine Popband mit einer Punkvergangenheit.

[@olgahein4384]

Scorpions are btw also a german band. And that song 'wind of change' became an anthem for the end of the DDR and the reunion of Germany.

[@paulojrneto]

9:06 this 1992 movie theme went to #1 in Germany in 1995 because a famous German boxer called Henry Maske used it as his entrance theme and the song at 14:01 was the theme for Henry Maske's final boxing match.

[@PatricWeingart]

We Germans just have a unique taste in music ;)

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

To say it in a nice way. German here btw...

[@youtpfpm6097]

Right. And we, your french neighbors, have a different but unique too.😊

[@SushiElemental]

16:14 Die Ärzte - Ein Schwein namens Männer is a song warning about men and their schemes to get you into bed. It's sung in a happy tune with some clever, funny lyrics that may or may not translate well. The band was starting out as more punk rock but they don't care if a song is fun in another genre. Their name means "The Doctors" and they chose a band name with "'Ä" because at the time there was no other band starting with the Ä (A umlaut, almost an e sound - it's weird). They didn't show the music video because it featured Lara Croft, guess they were afraid of some copyright bs. Look that sh*t up in your own time : )

[@philipschulze2.070]

Ein Schwein namens Männer? Isn't the name "Männer sind Schweine"?

[@Herzschreiber]

Irgendwas haste da verdreht, lol. "Männer sind Schweine".

[@jonasrmb01]

The song is called "Männer sind Schweine" tho😅😂

[@Kolenya90]

​@@jonasrmb01no. They sing "Männer sind schweine", but the Song is called " ein Schwein namens Männer"

[@SabineThinkerbellum]

The last song which you called German American country … well, in this song Stefan Raab made fun of a lady pronouncing Maschendrahtzaun (chain-link fence) in a German dialect (sächsisch). He made fun of her in his own tv show and it was a huge scandal. If I remember correctly he later apologized. Also: Stefan Raab was Mr Eurovision in the 90s and 2000s. You need to check out Wadde-Hadde-dudde-da performed by himself (came in on #5) and Guildo hat euch lieb performed by Guildo Horn und die Orthopädischen Strümpfe (and the Orthopedic Stockings) which was written by Stefan Raab and came in #7 in 1998. He also made a song about legalizing cannabis.

[@nevadawn7527]

He also gave us Max Mutzke and Lena!!!

[@EllaSilentDragon]

Snap was actually founded in Germany. (Might shock you as well 😂) There is a German word, that you don’t have in English, but that describes my feeling of watching half of these songs perfectly: Fremdschämen (feeling ashamed on behalf of others) 😅 The other half was great. ❤ Great reaction: You made me laugh - as always 😂❤

[@sasat6669]

I think Germans have more humor in their songs. Many don't take themselves so seriously ;-) Die Doofen

[@philipschulze2.070]

they are legends. The one with the grass jacket is comedien and musician Wigald Boning, I knew him first when I watched the show "Nicht Nachmachen" which means something like do not try to do this, or do not copy us, where he and Bernhard Hoecker destroyed things with fire, experiments, water and explosions in a house, in the first episode, and on a farm in the second episode, even if you do not understand a word you should watch a bit of it, just type, Nicht Nachmachen wogald boning bernhard hoecker. The other singer is Olli Dittrich who has a famous improvised TV show. He is very charismatic and funny and seems quite intelligent as a comedian and human. He also was drummer of a big german country band, which is also in one of this music list videos.

[@brittakriep2938]

​@@philipschulze2.070: Texas Lightning see 2006 Eurovision.

[@nevadawn7527]

Guess you are to young to remember. They both have been part of the ensemble of the german version of Saturday Night = Samstag Nacht!

[@MaLanick87]

Hahahahah "Die Doofen" is pronounced more like "Dee Dove'n" and means "the dumbs"... Stupid silly comedy songs have been quite succesful on the German charts for some reason... Don't ask me why lol

[@Danisachan]

Their texts were awesome! XD

[@MaLanick87]

@@Danisachan Sure, but the way they were presenting themselves was in a stupid silly comedic manner. At least to me, it is a question of taste and personal opinions I guess. But I stand by what I wrote earlier.

[@gregorgrebe]

They were part of the German Version of SNL

[@MaLanick87]

@@gregorgrebe which is comedy 🤪

[@siliconSPIRIT]

Germans "country music" is called "Schlager"

[@glaube_mein_schwein_pfeift]

No. That was not Schlager. ;-)

[@invidusspectator3920]

Uhmmm shlager when it's translated literally means hit (song/music). So it's basically a German style of oldschool popular/adult contemporary music.

[@SheratanLP]

Und ich dachte immer, dass heißt Schlager, weil man den Sänger erschlagen möchte, für das was er unseren Ohren angetan hat. ;)

[@siliconSPIRIT]

@@glaube_mein_schwein_pfeift Das war grundsätzlich gemeint. Die Ärzte sind natürlich kein Schlager.

[@musashimiyamoto586]

Nein, das nennt man Volksmusik.

[@rakification]

The German music in the 90 was divided mostly between techno music and more comical german language songs and a little bit of german german hiphop at the end of the decade. Stefan Raab belongs also to the comical ones, but he was more, he also created a whole entertainment industry in Germany. He was the worldwide inventor of reacting to tv bits in his later tv show TV Total, even Americans took his concept. In his show many US stars were invited, like 50cent, Kylie Minogue, Eminem, Will Smith, Rhianna, Bruno Mars, Phil Collins and and and... Beside his creative comical songs he was also a real musician and producer, he produced the most succesful songs in the Eurovision acts since the 80s, also the Lena Satellite Song from 2010 and also was an Eurovision act by himself roundabout the year 2000 and ended up on 5th pls ^^

[@sarahmichael270244]

You missed that Snap! etc are EuroDance music! There were great at that time , came from germanyy and ruled the world

[@rakification]

@@sarahmichael270244 I’ve meant German language music from Germany in the 90s 😊

[@Saesch1010]

Rednex charted in Germany with 3 Songs named "Cotton Eye Joe", "Wish you we're Here" and "Old Pop in an Oak" 😅

[@Oxe1988]

Don't forget "The Spirit Of The Hawk"

[@SheratanLP]

Ich hab noch die CDs im Schrank. Nur blöderweise keinen CD Player mehr.

[@nelerhabarber5602]

@@Oxe1988 And "Hold me for a while"

[@Flamebeard0815]

The reason why "I'm a Scatman" didn't pull No.1 was Vangelis. The song topped out at 2 during the reign on "Conquest of Paradise", which charted at 1 because Henry Maske, a German boxer, chose the song as his entrance song for the title defense fight against Iran Barkley in October 1994.

[@donchillow527]

The Guy at the end who topped 8 weeks was a german entertainer who had a late night show called "TV Total" where he showed weird stuff that happened on TV and then created small clips that he could just play by pushing a button during an interview of a guest. He basically created memes before everyone had internet and nearly every german in their youth watched his show and knew the memes. He also had famous guests like Eminem and others. This song was based on one of those memes, it is also sampled in the song. One of his quests was also to win the Eurovision Song Contest for Germany, that he failed as an artist but achieved as a producer later on.

[@alibennett78]

Omg some great bangers in here memory lane nostalgia

[@MaleficaWitch]

Such a trip down memory lane. That is my youth! So much context you dont see. Like... Tic Tac Toe, that girl band? L E G E N D A RY (sadly their breakup as well. That was something. I saw their famous press conference live on TV. Wild trip)

[@laziojohnny79]

TECHNOHEAD -( I WANNA BE A HIPPIE) was a -British 'Gabber' or 'Happy-Hardcore' duo (Lee Newman & Michael Wells., a married couple) who moved to Amsterdam in the early 90s. In 1995 they scored a big hit with I' wanna be a hippie' in the remix by Dutch producers Flamman & Abraxas. Following the great success, Flamman & Abraxas decided to found the Party Animals: the first members of the group played in the video clip (bald fellas). Several weeks after the mega success of 'I wanna be a hippie' Lee Newman sadly passed away, making this track their only hit in the scene, but undeniable an evergreen and to this day frequently heared at parties throughout the Netherlands,Belgium, the UK and Germany.

[@sabineworner5202]

The Scorpions are a german band as well.

[@LucaSitan]

That's my entire youth right there 😭

[@juwen7908]

... but german was one of some languages which Phil Collins sung for the soundtrack of Disney's Tarzan movie. So, when you watch the movie in german, you can hear him singing all the songs in german. 😎

[@bema1908]

Lou Bega had some other songs, but "Mambo No. 5" is his biggest one, especially internationally. "I got a girl" was probably his second known song, but it wasn't as popular as "Mambo No. 5".

[@black4pienus]

You never heard this version of I wanna be a hippy? Man, you heard that everywhere here. And it stays in your head for weeks. I loved the enthousiasm for Barbie Girl there. hahahaha

[@rileyxxxx]

man the 90s were pure gold, it was a decade where rock music could still be found in the charts. they also had all those legendary divas like carey and houston, then this sound from "snap" or take that and spice girls. man I miss that time.

[@Danisachan]

Wow, what a great trip down memory line!! And almost all of them bangers still too! Maybe I will make a playlist as well. :D

[@Shihimase]

2:56 Absolutely not Eurovision, Matthias Reim never participated in Eurovision Song Contest. Scatman was placed Number Two

[@mastermo316]

The guy with the yellow jacket of the Band "Die Doofen" also was in Eurovision. He played the drumms for that german country Band.

[@user7434]

lol, Maschendrahtzaun war acht wochen nummer1, kann mich gut erinnern.

[@JStieglitz83]

"Die Doofen" = "The Stupid Ones". Might put it in perspective ;-)

[@NicholasCorvin]

*The charts in the 90s had so much space for so many different genres. Nowadays I don't even look at them, because all ranks are filled with "XYZ feat. bla-bla, bla-bla-bla & simply-bla" and mostly they come up with unnecessary covers of 90s-songs....I have my own playlists full of newer stuff [ like Slaughter To Prevail, Smash Into Pieces, etc. ] and re-entries of older tracks [ different genres ].........* 🎵🎸🥁🎹🥁🎸💿🔊🔥😈🔥

[@LeChuck1717]

strangely i didnt like most of these songs as a kid/teen in the 90s. But now most of them are classics for me ;-) Eurodance etc hit me late as a Punk.

[@jkb2016]

Whoa, these were my 6 to 16 years... gives me a severe case of nostalgic flashbacks!

[@Matahalii]

Well the "Maschendrahtzaun" was great! It means chain-link-fence and there was big rumour that time, bcause in a comedy show they showed an interview of a woman with heavy dialect complaining about the neighbour's fence. It get viral before the internet was a thing and then they made this song about the topic and it charted like nothing while being nothing without the context.

[@Neppi_Main]

The 80's and 90's were simply the best time of music. I'm glad I was able to experience it!!

[@helloweener2007]

9:56 Die Doofen... Both were part of the German version of "Saturday Night Live" (RTL Samstag Nacht) which was running on RTL at this time. They made a whole series of songs in this show and put out two albums "Lieder die die Welt nicht braucht" (songs that the world does not need) and "Melodien für Melonen" (melodies for melons (a pun on millions)) The guy in the yellow pattern suit is actually also part of a serious country band with the name of "Texas Lightning" They presented Germany at the ESC in 2006 with the song "No no never"

[@GaryWain]

Every time my Friend comes over with his German wife I have to put on Modern Talking, last time I put on Electric Callboy Hurikkan. She was loveing it right up to the Zombies 😂😁😂🤘

[@ClaudiaErnst]

😁😁😁

[@BN-zy6rd]

For me the 90s where the best time. I was young the time and music was great and we had no problems.

[@michaelklaes8887]

You guys might also be interested to hear the top 10 german songs from 2010-2019... These are really short due to copyright but all of them are from german artists kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJXLgnWle8mqgpo

[@Steffe]

I met and photographed the female singer from Rednex at a classic car meet a few years ago. They had some issues within the band for a long time.

[@magnoliads2547]

😂😂😂😂😂 Stefan Raab!!!! HE really IS a legend!!!! He was THE man of (Late Night) Shows and other "stupid" shows in Germany (and in Austria) for many many decades!! "Maschen-Draht-Zaun" was a hit, but only in Germany/Austria, because we know what this was about. 😂 I really miss him!!!! 😍

[@ChrizlyCharts]

Fun video. If you want to delve deeper into only German songs from that era I have a series on my channel, where you can find the best ranked songs in the German chart each month but only the ones that have German singers, writers or producers. And then you might find a lot more acts that are German and might surprise you (*hint* Snap! *hint*)

[@Tweetyfreaky]

Patriotic side of me is happy to see 5 swedish artist on the list :-) Roxette: Joyride Dr.Alban: It's my life Rednex: Cotton Eye Joe + Wish you were here Ace of Base: All that she wants + The sign Emilia: Big big girl

[@lenalovesbooks916]

So Fools Garden and the scorpions are german bands, if you didn't know that^^

[@Flamebeard0815]

And regarding Rednex... We didn't give them ANOTHER number one. Actually, we gave them 2 more. 'Wish you were here' as seen in this video. And in 2000, 'Spirit of the Hawk'. And that was number one from end of September until end of November.

[@DVDhoarder]

4:32 90s was awesome time, good music. Still listening these daily. I mean, here 🇫🇮 90s channel is one of the most listening radio frequency even today 😎 part on ! Techno & Dance frirays are the best

[@Vandemhijd]

I would love to see you guys reacting to some of the lyrics of the german songs in here.

[@giuseppegerardi2053]

The first song I ever linstened of Rednex was "old pop in an oak" and probably is better than "Cotton Eye Joe". I think they have more songs , probably not so famous. Greetings from Italy ( A Nanowar of Steel Fan)

[@dirk2349]

Disco Metal dancing in the moonlight... I love all the Eurodance references ;). Now I have a catchy tune

[@BadMoonHorrors]

Rednex had 11 singles in the German top 100 (one of those the 2002 remix of Cotton Eye Joe), just one less than in their homecountry Sweden.

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

Actually you should play and listen to every song from Germany longer because they are really good!!! Like Electric Callboy a surprise!

[@zubat-man3019]

Vangelis - Conquest of Paradise was the entrymusic for the boxer Henry Maske. At that time he won the heavyweight championship and was Germany's darling that year

[@zubat-man3019]

Oh, and that song was played and used EVERYWHERE

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

I still think (to me) the 70's and 80's were the best, BUT they did have some bangers in the 90's!

[@Niki91-HR]

Being born in 1991 those were all songs I grew up with and to most I listen till this day. I was born in the city where the Scorpions are from :) Hannover, Germany. Rednex had I believe 3 no 1 songs in the charts.... Spirit of the Hawk should be the third one if my memory serves me right

[@Patterner]

Torfrock was the best. like whisky music is better with peat.

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

You need to check out more Eurodance. Eurodance was huge in Germany in the 90s and much was produced here (Like Haddaway - What is love) 🙂

[@bertusvanhal8855]

Brian Adams - Everything i do, I Do it for you. Was in every country nr.1 and is still the best selling song [cd-single]. The Red-necks had a another small hit “ ol pop in an oak and spirit of the hawk”, Technoheads / Party Animals were dutch [Gabberhouse] music, That Scattman not became nr.1 was because Brian Adams was nr.1 so Scattman stayed at nr.2 or 3. The first part of the 90’s were Dance/House and Hip Hop, the second part of the 90’s was more poppy and boybands, there was a lot of Hardcore House but never top selling. One of the most selling group’s was Snap [dance music] end 90’s and start 2000 was the German group “Scorpions” popular.

[@june4976]

This playlist makes me recall why I always felt kinda weird at that time... all my classmates were about this kind of music, and I was just "??? Rly, kids?"? Although I love some of the earlier 90s stuff like Meat Loaf and Sinead O'Connor. I never got that part about boy bands, tho, although I was exactly the target group age.

[@user-rs7bb9mk3m]

there was a video called "Famous Songs You Didn’t Know Were From German Artists" that you guys would enjoy... it goes more into the direction you guys were planning, unfortunately it got taken down due to copyright issues :(

[@stef8073]

Sono 5 le produzioni italiane che hanno raggiunto la posizione numero 1 in Germania. Mo-Do, Wighfield, Robert Miles, Andrea Bocelli e la Eiffel 65. Gli ultimi due non hanno raggiunto il numero 1 in Italia. La canzone "The Bad Touch" dei Bloodhound Gang ha avuto più successo nella versione remix degli Eiffel 65.

[@gerhardadler3418]

The question is, do they know which band is german and which isn't? I hardly doubt it when the band is singing english, like Lou Bega for example.

[@bema1908]

10:30 They had several ones. Old Pop in an Oak, The Spirit of the Hawk and so on.

[@Winnywutz]

The 80s were even better

[@n0wi153]

18:50 Stefan Raab is a German Showmaster, Comedian and Producer. He was able to make Gold out of Sh!t.

[@helloweener2007]

The last song... There was a reality court show on TV. It was a rip off from Judge Judy. In Germany it is not allowed to film at court. So they had to to only cases on an arbitration panel which is only for civil law. So it was mostly argues among neighbours and pretty boring. They changed to fictional cases with crimes after the first season. But in the first season with a real argument there was this lady complaining that the "Knallerbsenstrauch" (bang-pea-shrub, it was a common snowberry) destroyed her "Maschendrahtzaun" (chain wire fence). The lady had a very, very thick Saxon accent and Stefan Raab was making fun of her and mocked her in his show on Pro7 like a push button and then a clip will come up when they lady was saying "Knallerbsenstrauch" or "Maschendrahtzaun". He also decided to make a song and make it country style. He did other songs before that were not country. Before he had this show on Pro7 he was a VJ on Viva (German music TV channel) published 4 music albums and was involvend in the wirting and production of songs for other artists like "Sexy Eis" for Bürger Lars Dietrich or the ESC-Song "Guildo hat euch lieb" for Guildo Horn. It was not a banger but at least it got 7th which was still better than most of the other shit we send there. And he casted Lena for the ESC who won the ESC for us.

[@helmutfunke8273]

Germans were all about techno and love 😊

[@hakleberryfinn4545]

That "Eurovision Sound"... Dude thats German "Schlager" it is like the most painful Music you can give to an German who is Born in 80/90s Its when Music can make you feel physicly Pain. Our Parents loved it, today our Kids use this against us, mixing it with hardstyle... Please send Help! We won´t hold much longer... Go to "Wizo - Kopfschuß" thats the real 90´s Punk Vibe, still Epic Guitar Riffs

[@HH-hd7nd]

The best song on this list is without even the shadow of a doubt Das Boot by U96 - one of the best techno tracks ever made.

[@G4M1L]

"I'm a Scatman" hit the charts for over half a year, it just never made #1. It always had a competitor that won. Its best position was 2. Scatman's world just got lucky to have weaker competition.

[@juergenstange6844]

Another hit for Rednex in Germany was "Old Pop in an Oak". If you once conquered the hearts of the german fans, they stay by your side. For a time... Thank god we have Rammstein 💓

[@gleacerstreams287]

Rednex had a 3th No1 Hit Spirit of the Hawk but it was 2000

[@barriehull7076]

In the United Kingdom, "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" had the longest unbroken run at number one, spending sixteen consecutive weeks at the top of the UK Singles Chart from July 7, 1991, to October 27 when it dropped to number four,[8] surpassing the record 11 weeks set by Slim Whitman's hit single "Rose Marie" in 1955.

[@jkb2016]

11:15 "Scatman's World" must have had weaker competition than "Scatman". The latter charted, but not #1.

[@TheAmarok87]

"Scatman" had the bad luck to be held off top spot by Vangelis' "Conquest of Paradise" which peaked at #1 for eleven weeks.

[@kingoftherain]

The charts here in The Netherlands were probably basically the same, apart from the german songs.

[@DadgeCity]

I enjoyed this. It intrigues me that songs often spend a long time at #1 in Germany. In the UK it's usually only 2 or 3 weeks (unless you're Bryan Adams).

[@NicholasCorvin]

*.....or Harry Styles....in 2022 he was on the Top spot in the UK Singles Chart with the track "As It Was" for 10 consecutive weeks....but then, thanks to the 4th season of Netflix' "Stranger Things", Kate Bush reached rank No.1 of the UK Singles Chart with her song "Running Up That Hill", meaning Harry Styles' Number 1-streak had an end and Bryan Adams still holds the record for being No.1 of the UK Singles chart for 16 consecutive weeks.* 🎵💿🔥

[@barriehull7076]

In the United Kingdom, "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" had the longest unbroken run at number one, spending sixteen consecutive weeks at the top of the UK Singles Chart from July 7, 1991, to October 27 when it dropped to number four,[8] surpassing the record 11 weeks set by Slim Whitman's hit single "Rose Marie" in 1955.

[@saranissen6210]

That was fun, maybe do the German chart number 1s of the 2000s next.

[@thorstenkettler-thiel1198]

Rednex had 3 Hits in Germany Scatman had two hits Die Doofen (the stupid ones) is a comedy duo.

[@nelerhabarber5602]

Rednex "Wish you were here!, "Hold me for a while", "spirit of the Hawk" all good songs, lLOVE the first two, worth to listen!!!

[@svenwirth439]

Wanna get your mind blown even more? Rednex did not only have a third No. 1 Song (like many allready posted), but they are from Sweden.

[@marcobraak9835]

tbh i'm from 82' and people for the most where better because the listend to alot of diffrent styles. now whit spotify and youtube and no mtv people dont get exposed to diffrent styles that much

[@gamerxyz178]

Wrong video guys, this here are just hits from worldwide, which hit number 1 in germany. Not about german artists or german produced Songs. Just wanna point that out. Edit: Ok you get it, i should watch the video before commenting 😂

[@barriehull7076]

you did so that's excellent.

[@jenswand9264]

Robert miles - Children as a banger back the in the cologne discotheke Rhein Rock Hallen. Of course they had a seperate floor for metall and reaggea music :D

[@sweety1746]

You could also react to this video with bands/groups/singers that are considered "German": kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5XWqXeXmblrb5o . They either are from Germany, Austria or Switzerland or were founded, produced or based in those countries. This video is about 80's music, same channel has also 90's, 2000's and 2010's music based on this definition.

[@nyoodmono4681]

Scorpions, Snap and many other dance tracks where produced in Germany without even us germans knowing it. Because it was way cooler to us if they were americans, that's how they marketed it.

[@pierreschlagenhaft7952]

Rednex act6ally had 3 Songs i know that were in the Charts . Cotton eye joe and spirit of the hawk and wish you were here .

[@Saesch1010]

And the Song "Old Pop in an Oak"

[@pierreschlagenhaft7952]

@@Saesch1010 that somg i don’t know i think

[@pierreschlagenhaft7952]

@@Saesch1010 that somg i don’t know i think

[@wietholdtbuhl6168]

German Country try:) THE BOSS HOSS !

[@heikehartung6182]

If you want german Country Band, listen to Boss Hoss. They made also a Version from Hypa Hypa with Electric Callboy. And a song feat. Electric Callboy: Nice but no

[@lunasolifer9988]

i think you got confused but there are videos which have only german produced and written music

[@ajbico]

Tom's Diner by DNA & Suzanne Vega reminds me of Centuries by Fall Out Boy

[@18michi96]

Check out the Number #2 of the 90s... kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3e5kKqNlJKChMk 😉

[@HenryLoenwind]

Sadly, most of the 90s English songs are overrepresented in the charts. After unification, a lot of people who had been starved for Western culture and still believed in the US as the "holy land" were added. It took a while until German-language music recovered ca. 1997.

[@PropertyOfK]

Guys, you could have been prepared more, like really.. 1. Most of the europop groups were created in Germany (like Dr. Alban) 2. In Europe we listen to more diverse music, from different countries, not just American - you are not used to it ; ) as a Pole I know a lot of German groups (Die Fantastischen Vier

[@helloweener2007]

Cher with Believe When autotune was cool and used as stylistic device and for covering bad singing.

[@MultiQuatsch]

"DIE ÄRZTE is like PHIL COLLINS in German" 🤣 You schould watch this to know who the Ärzte are and that this comparisin' its not true Die Ärzte: The Story of the German Rock Band (English Documentary) | Daveinitely It's just 14:03 long

[@JelmerStienstra]

So much great music! Almost single one 🫶🏻 Very iconic 😊 But maybe it’s just because I was born in ‘87 Everything from the eurodance and the happy hardcore till all the (Brit)pop and r&b/hiphop songs. They don’t make hitsongs like that nowadays But didn’t ‘2 Unlimited’ and ‘2 Brothers on the 4th floor’ have any number 1 hit in Germany? And where is Captain Jack😅

[@SheratanLP]

I think when they both find out how many of the songs were sung by Germans, they'll be struck by lightning.

[@philipschulze2.070]

20:09: All German Number 1 Hits Of The 90's does not mean they are all german. Just that that they where at placa 1 for a time. But Wind of Change actually is a german song. The Scorpions are a german band. Fools garden from Lemon Tree is german too, and Mambo Nb.5., You should watch videos like songs you did not know where german, that is where you really get surprised.

[@red_dolphin468]

a bunch of the songs there may were not performed by German people, but the songs were often produced in German studios or both German people performing and produced in German Studios, and yet singed in English language, because of the bad reputation of the german language since World War One .