Green Day SuperFan RANKS All 14 Albums

[@artvjon]

3000 likes and I stop ignoring Shenanigans Hope you guys enjoy this one, I worked hard on it and edited this one solo, other than the cards and thumbnail by Hannah. Share/comment/like/engage, anything to help boost us helps 🙏 ps, future Ranked episodes prob won't be this "scripted", wanted to go big for Green Day tho

[@artvjon]

You can watch all of my Green Day content in this playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLojZ5gufY8hb7t2TYa8giRXVrdF1qzIUc

[@thekennedyrabbithole8534]

Shenanigans is very cohesive for a compilation album. If I didn't know it was a compilation I'd assume it was a studio album because it flows that well.

[@doncreech]

It's awesome. Green Day threw us a bone in 2002 before they did what they would do.

[@Aussienoobß]

I thought it was a studio album for a while

[@matteopera3479]

I think 21st Century Breakdown is still an underrated masterpiece. Both 21CB and RevRad in my opinion are better than Saviors, maybe in some years this will change but at the moment this is how I feel about it

[@MysticClaws100]

21CB > Saviors > RevRad RevRad is just not as strong lyrically or in terms of production imo

[@LTNE_9]

Totally agree with you about 21CB. Such an underrated masterpiece. I know it had big hits like 21 guns/know your enemy, but it still feels very overlooked

[@WesLewisMusic]

21CB might quite honestly be the most underrated album of all time. Easily S tier

[@austinmaser5127]

I'm always saying this. It's such a shame. I feel like 21st got overshadowed by the success of American Idiot. I felt that they put so much effort into this and talent was at its peak, but then people complained that it wasn't like their previous albums and then they just never did anything like it again.

[@LTNE_9]

@austinmaser5127 couldn’t agree more!

[@slashtitan1035]

“I can still smell the summer of 2009” I get that every time I listen to 21st Century Breakdown too.

[@Jayden-cp4eg]

Fun fact: I share a birthday with Green Day’s first ever EP may 26 except I was born in 2010

[@nickwilliams6621]

That EP is 1 year, and 1 day older than me lol

[@Jayden-cp4eg]

@@nickwilliams6621 cool

[@Dispensersoop69]

Hey i know you Jayden

[@Jayden-cp4eg]

@@Dispensersoop69 how

[@Dispensersoop69]

I Know You Somewhere From A Green Day Related Video, But I Forgot What Video It Is, It's Not An ARTV Video, But I Know You From Your Profile Picture

[@tylerbailey9329]

Saviors definitely has a lot of growers. The title track has some big Empire Strikes First vibes, is it just me?

[@cometgames330]

im picking up what you're putting down

[@ignaciomorin8176]

Jon talking about Green Day is always a win.

[@rtgredtruck3059]

Definitely

[@rtgredtruck3059]

As a Green Day superfan, I agree with this list but I think Rev Rad should be in A and I might have Shenanigans higher in B just because of Suffocated, Desentitized, and Ha Ha You’re Dead. Those songs are so good.

[@xXMachineGunPhillyXx]

Also, “Still Breathing” is an absolute modern classic, up there with “Dilemma” in their recent discog.

[@Gamerweeb7942]

Do da da?

[@rtgredtruck3059]

@@xXMachineGunPhillyXx True, both tracks are so good.

[@ScottyBMakin]

Personally I think RevRad is their best and Forever Now is their best song. It just feels so triumphantly anthemic (even though i know it has an opposite meaning) and it feels very auto bibliography like for a song.

[@bambampewpew32]

@@ScottyBMakin I KNOW RIGHT?? FOREVER NOW'S ENDING ALWAYS GIVES ME CHILLS dude it's so triumphant and EUPHORIC feeling

[@CCKaraoke]

Warning is a great album, well placed at #5. It's just a shame that the album was the first of the Pro-Tools era in all its sterility.

[@CitrusBear2512]

THANK YOU for giving my favorite album, Warning, the recognition it deserves!

[@reverb508]

I've always thought of Green Day's discography in arcs. I feel like the first half of their career, in particular, can be broken down into distinct, two-album phases: 1) 39 Smooth/ Kerplunk: The Lookout Years. Most songs are about love. Chuck Berry-esque guitar solos abound. Low budget recording quality. Endearing. 2) Dookie/Insomniac: Fast, lean pop-punk that leans more aggressive than their previous material (esp. Insomniac). Far fewer love songs, more about growing up, boredom, and angst. Mike Dirnt's is ON FIRE during this time. Those basslines... 3) Nimrod/Warning: The "I think I'm an old man, but I'm really just in my late 20's" years. More songs themed around getting older, responsibility, letting go. Lots of experimentation with different instrumentation. Strings, Mariachi bands, horns. It really did feel like their career was slowing down around this time, but I loved, and still love these albums. 4) AI/ 21'st CB: The rock opera years. Big, anthemic, multi-part songs. Very slick production. Albums really best experienced from front to back. Also, a big change to Green Day's live performance. Sudden emphasis on aesthetics (eyeliner, matching stage outfits, BIG bombastic live shows). I remember being turned off initially when AI came out. The group of schlubby white dudes I idolized as an early teenager now looked like a walking Hot Topic and felt unapproachable. I've since come around these albums in a big way, but this is where I fell off as a fan for about a decade. It's harder to categorize the second half of Green Day's catalog. I feel like it's more of a grab bag of unrelated musical statements. I thought Revolution Radio was going to be a new phase for the band, but they followed that up with Father of All... As for Saviors, I think it's up there among Green Day's best work. I haven't connected with a new Green Day record this much since probably Warning. I wouldn't mind if we get a second album in this vein in another few years.

[@adamguthrie7063]

I'm glad Scattered is getting its flowers, such a banger

[@AntSPONGEBOB]

10:50 never forget green day rock band

[@ShootingFilms64]

Great job on the list Jon! I can see your points you bring up for each album and respect your placements even if I personally disagree. I remember being so excited for Saviors that when I was done with my film program for the day and got home, I rushed to my music room and re-listen to Green Day's discography again. Granted, I need to re-listen to Father of All and the trilogy again and see if my thoughts change, but for funsies, here's my ranking on their discography from worst to best as of right now: 14. Father of All... (5/10) 13. UNO (6/10) 12. DOS (6/10) 11. 39/Smooth (6/10) 10. Kerplunk! (6/10) 9. TRE (7/10) 8. Saviors (8/10) 7. Insomniac (8/10) 6. Dookie (8/10) 5. 21st Century Breakdown (8/10) 4. Revolution Radio (9/10) 3. Warning (9/10) 2. Nimrod (9/10) 1. American Idiot (9/10)

[@RE-vy4wn]

Man, as a lifelong fan of the band who started out at Nimrod, tracked back a couple of years before the release of Warning and have been with the band ever since through the good, the bad, and the indifferent, I want to say this ranking is absolutely awesome. Now, me of years lost and yonder MAY have been combative about American Idiot being number one on that list, but on it's 20th anniversary and, for all the reasons you mentioned, I can't hate on it being #1 on your list. I'm just glad that you gave Nimrod the third spot because, as mentioned, it's where I started with the band before going back to Insomniac, Dookie, Kerplunk, and 1039/Smoothed Out Hours. I don't have the love for DOS! That you have, but that's a minor qualm and definite background sound. I do like the props you gave to Saviors as, following the album that was Father, it really brings me back to the better days of the band and to what they could still very well be. Which is scary, considering it's now 34 years since their debut proper!

[@DudeGuyBroGuy]

Warning has been and always will be my favorite album. Cannot stress how much i FUCKING LOVE this album

[@cullipyt]

I’m a simple guy. I see ARTV upload Green Day I click

[@jayess8714]

Maybe it's because it's the last multi-part track they've released, or because it absolutely slaps when they played it last during the RevRad tour, but Forever Now is honestly one of the best Green Day songs ever. Top 8 for sure.

[@brittanysanders8319]

So glad I found this video. Instantly subscribed ❤️ I’ve been a super fan since I was 10 years old, so a lot of what you said resonates with me. Love this video

[@psycho_dog33]

RevRad will always be my favorite Green Day album because it was both my introduction to Green Day (who are now my all-time favorite band), and to the entire genre of pop punk.

[@Sqdlow]

The Network’s album topped FOAM so much

[@christianvillapando4060]

I still feel that regardless of production, Rev Rad is an overlooked masterpiece. That album to me will always be a, "if we were to die tomorrow, I'm going out screaming". It's glorious and has a sense of finality to it and I'll always love it for that and it'll be my favorite Green day album because of it. I think its a high A tier. Hot take but I think Rev Rad is their best album since American Idiot not Saviors. S tier at times

[@TheRockSocietyYT]

As someone who Green Day is there favorite band I think I agree with most of these. BTW I have Ernie on the back of Dookie.

[@xXMachineGunPhillyXx]

Warning isn’t just underrated - it’s one of their *best* records. I love this band, and I love Warning.

[@plushman3685]

My first rock concert was Green Day’s Warning Tour in 2000, air raid sirens, then the band ran out, Billy Joe jump on top of an amp and they ripped right into my favorite GD song, “Nice Guys Finish Last.” Epic

[@SGTCloudrunner]

It has now been 0 DAY(S) since Warning was last called underrated. The record of 1 DAY(S) was recorded on October 3, 2000

[@alexrobertson191]

@@SGTCloudrunnerthank you bot

[@AlqhemyA]

I saw Green Day live in Seattle last week. I am genuinely amazed they still sound so good.

[@sarasavage]

I’ve been a fan since ‘94, and I may disagree with some of these rankings, but I appreciate your fervor and conviction.

[@patrickstar6247]

Some of my favorite Green Day tracks are on UNO. Personally really love that album Nuclear Family Stay The Night Let Yourself Go Rusty James Not a favorite but I actually defend Kill The DJ 😅. It’s fun

[@fuck_youtube_handles]

i've never understood the kill the DJ hate, the vocals are awesome and the directness of the lyrics makes it go so hard

[@jmarkiewicz]

I have to say, after seeing them play in Wembley and perform some of the Saviors songs, it's as good as Dookie and Insomniac to me, with American Idiot taking the crown.

[@trevorkeith3813]

Saviors is def a project I was waiting from them. Revolution Radio was great when it came out but it lacked something that I feel wasn't getting fully tapped into. It's more rock than it is punk and has some pop influences in there but still a solid record. Saviors feels like a modern green day doing punk again. I can't get enough of it. I need to listen to all of their music again at some point. I think it's been 10+ years since I've really given their whole music a listen through.

[@austinkahle]

Would LOVE to hear Father of All... played in their current setlist. Such a banger of a track. Gets my blood pumping every time

[@felixorozco4055]

I swear man, I grew out of Green Day yet i love these. I love seeing you passionately talk about GD

[@czmisfitsfan]

I was in ninth grade when Dookie dropped and I cannot overstate the impact it had. It perfectly captured being a teen at the time. Kerplunk is my favorite followed by Insomniac then Dookie. Saviours was a Hell of a come back.

[@AblissMusic]

While Warning was the first album I remember hearing, it was American Idiot that made me fall in love with them and it also changed my life. Also, I would've loved to see you rate their singles as well but this was still a great video

[@Elicfox]

Revaluation Radio is how I got into the band. The first song I heard by them was Still Breathing and I was instantly impressed and hooked by the greatness of their music. It made me feel like I had this tight bond with them and I wasn’t alone in my life anymore

[@kab_]

YES FINALLY SOME LOVE FOR 80 MY FAVORITE SONG

[@Rumham7291]

to be fair, if you saw Green Day in concert after the the unos,dos,tre albums came out, its like as if they were all just one album.

[@genevevil]

i love green day so much!! i've been a casual listener for years but they only became my favorite band once American Dream came out, and I'm trying to get the money to see them this summer!

[@DGS2605]

12:39 RIP JOHNNY HOCKEY ❤

[@softballllllllil22]

I love how nothing failed. I could not agree more on that list too. You have very good taste

[@artvjon]

Cheers!

[@JimKnight-x8y]

Revolution Radio for me gets better & better each year I got it in the B tier now

[@teedles88]

personally Kerplunk is my favorite green day album and I think 80 is my favorite song of all time.

[@outthis4094]

Damn I waited for this. I would agree on most of your choices and I’m happy to see Savior in the A tier, its such a good album.

[@Frxnkenstein]

Awesome ranking man! Green day are my favourite band too and you literally covered everything I could have covered. This made me oddly emotional icl hah they're just so good! My fave is Rev Rad and Warning (dont attack me guys!) But anyway, Amazing amazing amazing dude!!!

[@TylersTTT]

My rankings: S Tier: 1. American Idiot 2. Dookie 3. Nimrod 4. Saviors 5. Kerplunk A Tier: 6. 39/Smooth 7. 21st Century breakdown 8. Insomniac 9. Warning B Tier: 10. Revolution Radio C Tier: 11. Uno 12. Tre D Tier: 13. Father of All... F Tier: 14. Dos

[@COOP-m5p]

Watching this ranking video is not a bad way for me to spend an early morning.

[@kristopheraguirre]

Great video, I wouldve done the list a bit differently but I was wondering if you would ever rank their other band albums like foxborro, the network, pinhead gunpowder, ect

[@artvjon]

Maybe!!

[@abbyxaviorwilliam86]

Well shit I just found out that my dad had the same birthday as Kerplunk

[@patrickfahy9207]

First I've seen of your channel and was hoping I'd see American Idiot at 1. Thank you! I love Dookie and Nimrod, but Green Day became my favourite band when American Idiot came out. Listening to it again recently I said to myself "this album is a fucking masterpiece" and it really deserves to be the one considered their best. I haven't listened to much post 21st Century Breakdown so hard to comment on your whole list, but definitely agree on the top 5. P.S- I think Shenanigans is a great album and would love to see a video on it 👍

[@GreenDayDog2004]

It would be cool if you ranked the looks of Billie Joe Armstrong Mika Durnt and Tre cool’s through their big eras (I love how the way Billie looks in 2009)

[@taveontimmons5284]

My personal ranking: 1. Nimrod 2. Warning 3. American Idiot 4. Revolution Radio 5. 21st Century Breakdown 6. Dookie 7. Saviors (I could see this ranking even higher someday soon) 8. Insomniac 9. Dos 10. Kerplunk 11. Tre 12. 39/Smooth 13. FOA 14. Uno Still my favorite band after all these years. Don’t think they have a bad record.

[@Tyler108x]

Ooh this ranking was INTERESTING. Like I think some stuff was comparable to its position on the original ranked, and I figured father of all would be dead last, but there were more than just a couple moments where I was surprised by a particular placement. (funnily enough elementary school age me had just made friends with a classmate who had been raised on green day, and so my first album I was there for at day one was 21st century as well).

[@popskull42]

It's really interesting to see someone who got on board at 21st Century talk about this band. We have polar opposite views on what we like about them and what we merely tolerate.

[@doomguy676]

Honestly hearing you talk about you having the same birthday as a green day album is really cute and funny. I also relate to this because I share a birthday with the release of linkin parks hybrid theory and they are one of my favorite bands of all time (r.i.p chester)

[@clifisboring]

I do not think American Idiot is their best work, I’d say Nimrod is easily followed by Insomniac & Dookie, then AI

[@Hi_Ryyydrums]

Need that shenanigans review. That album is so good and underrated

[@cyndaxero3363]

Very fair ranking, interesting to see what has changed from your last one! Here’s mine: 14. Dos 13. Tre 12. FOA 11. 39/smooth 10. Uno 9. Kerplunk 8. Warning 7. Revolution Radio 6. 21st CB 5. Saviors 4. American Idiot 3. Insomniac 2. Nimrod 1. Dookie

[@patrick8681]

pretty sure Father of All is what *caused* the pandemic.

[@LucasAlmeida-dz5xh]

I empathize with your struggles lol Green Day is my all time favorite. Also 21st Century is one of my favorites and super underrated

[@justinbartee7997]

International Superhits is the only Green Day must-have.

[@craigory87]

Im also a Green Day superfan. Theyll always be the best band in the world to me!

[@Joelster-og4pf]

S: Nimrod, Dookie, Warning A: American Idiot, Insomniac, Revolution Radio B: 39/Smooth, Kerplunk, 21st Century Breakdown C: Saviors, UNO!, DOS! D: TRE!, Father Of All… Awesome video Jon, every time you talk about Green Day, it’s a great day. As you share a birthday with Kerplunk, I share a birthday 17 days apart with Saviors in January…

[@GremlinBones]

My Ranking (though it changes day to day): 14. Uno 13. Kerplunk (It's not bad, I just don't come back to it) 12. Tre 11. Revolution Radio 10. Dos 9. 21st Century Breakdown (listened to this too much and got sick of it) 8. Father of All...(honestly love this one, think it's a blast) 7. 39/Smooth 6. Insomniac 5. American Idiot 4.Saviors 3. Warning 2. Dookie 1. Nimrod Like I said, this changes daily. It seems like blasphemy to have American Idiot at 5 but, while I still love it and owe it so much to shaping my music tastes, I just find myself not coming back to it as a whole. I'll listen to a few tracks here and there. And while I say that Nimrod is my favorite, I don't think it's perfect. But the only song I don't love is Last Ride In. I think it makes the whole album stop for no reason. Dookie is a no-skip album for me. The difference is that I enjoy the punchiness of Nimrod's songs much more. Warning and Saviors could go back and forth. I feel like Saviors was able to do what Father of All was trying to do better. I really love how short and sweet Father of All is. Me and my brother are alone in enjoying that album. He actually told me Father of All is his favorite of their albums. Shocking, I know. When I first fell in love with Green Day, I loved American Idiot but loved the theatrics and bombast of 21st Century Breakdown more. So I listened to it over and over and over. Now I can't listen to the long songs for more than a minute without getting bored. Similar thing happened with American Idiot for me. I think Jesus of Suburbia is the crowning achievement, hands down their best song, but for me She really means the world to me so it's my favorite. I also thoroughly love Shenanigans. There was a time where I would have said it was my favorite of everything they've done. While it is still very high on the list, I have to acknowledge that is in truth a compilation, and therefore cannot be properly ranked. Thanks for the video Jon!

[@cashweldonmusic]

1. Dookie 2.Rev Rad 3. American idiot 4. Saviors 5.Insomniac 6.39/smooth 7. Kerplunk 8. Nimrod 9. Warning 10. 21 CB 11. uno 12.tre 13. dos 14. foa 🤘🏻

[@ArsonBeanTanks]

For real, I love Nightlife, and Dos is my favorite of the 3 too!

[@plebhead_]

i’m going to watch them live for the first time in the summer, on the saviors tour, playing american idiot AND dookie 🤤

[@jbucktheman]

Nimrod is criminally underrated

[@jordanflores2213]

First time on the channel and absolutely love your ranking! You got yourself a new subscriber.

[@artvjon]

Thanks for that, glad you enjoyed 🤘 check out some of my other Green Day videos / rankings if you’re curious

[@milopeppito2104]

Insomniac is the best Green Day album and you described it perfectly. The only problem is it’s not at 1

[@SamuelMcAlpin-ft3uu]

Two of my favorite HIGHLY underrated GD tracks: the sweeping grandeur of “Last Night on Earth” from 21st Century Breakdown and the power pop perfection of “8th Avenue Serenade” from Tre. On the flip side, one of my biggest gripes with 21st Century Breakdown, which would otherwise (musically) be my favorite Green Day album: “See the Light” is such a piss-poor, no-effort shoulder-shrug of a closer to what was up to that point such a sweeping and epic album.

[@Just-A-Rand0mDude522]

I’m glad Insomniac got the ranking it deserved

[@MovementAgainsttheScene]

My list + The Network albums. Btw we're a middle school band trying to make it it would help so much if you subbed. (1) Kerplunk (2) Insomniac (3) 21st CBD (4) American Idiot (5) Nimrod (6) Dookie tied with Saviors. And the only reason Dookie is this low is because I've heard basket case too much.) Also Saviors sounds just like Dookie. (7) Revolution Radio (8) Shenanigans tied with Warning (9) Money Money 2 (10) Shenanigans (11) ¡Dos! (12) Father of All (13) 39/Smooth (14) Money Money (15) ¡Uno! (16) ¡Tre! (Would be way higher but I'm trying to forget drama queen so for right now it's here.)

[@thereverse-flash9942]

I think this is the biggest discography you’ve RANKED so far.

[@willowshaffer7410]

Awesome vid! Just a suggestion: after seeing you talk about Depeche Mode in a couple of recent videos, I'd be curious to see you rank all of those albums at some point :)

[@artvjon]

Would like to make that happen at some point, cheers

[@CaptainJimp]

Did you guys know that Jon was born on the same day as Green Day's "Kerplunk"? Crazy.

[@tvnorminstudio3080]

John, the first vinyl I ever bought was Foxboro Hottubs

[@CaptainJimp]

Real commentary though, As someone who grew up with American Idiot and International Superhits being my first exposure, then going back to Dookie and playing it for 100+ hours, and THEN Finding Insomniac, I think I can safely say that Insomniac is my favorite Green Day album. Dookie has the incredible, lovable "Fuck it" attitude about it with a lot of sincerity. American Idiot has the world-stopping power of "Fuck you" political punk rock just at the right time. But Insomniac represents (to me) all those nights you spend in between those events. I think they REALLY perfected their craft with it, because to me there's not a single skippable song on the album. I may be talking out of my ass. Not out of nostalgia, but out of lived experience. That's just my take.

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodMaryJane]

THIS. I also think it's incredible that you arrived at this opinion with the bias of hearing many more successful albums before this one, instead of someone as old as me having listened to it all in chronological order 😅

[@CaptainJimp]

@Jane-pr3wu I appreciate it! I tend to like albums that make me feel more visceral feelings, and while all three that I mentioned do that, as a massive testament to Green Day's talent, Insomniac is the one that is just the most visceral, unapologetic, and honest in my opinion. But we're all spoiled for choice between 3 stellar albums along with the rest of the discography, do I appreciate all other opinions.

[@Dz15007]

Insomniac is my favorite album of all time I can relate to the lyrics (except meth) feeling lost and pissed off about myself is pretty much how I’ve live especially armatage shanks and Stuart and the ave

[@reniisgod]

Couldn't agree more. Best album they ever done.

[@killerch33z]

Jon, been watching you for a few years now and I really think you’d love the band Origami Angel. Check out their album Somewhere City. Its AMAZING.

[@cowmark67]

Love Green Day. They are my favorite band and I'm from their hometown of Pinole, CA. Though my list is in a bit of a different order I can't disagree with anything you said. I got into Green Day (and really caring about music as a whole) with 21st Century Breakdown so it has a special place in my heart even though I wouldn't call it my favorite. Here is my ranking of Green Day. 1. Insomniac 2. Nimrod 3. Dookie 4. American Idiot 5. Kerplunk 6. 21st Century Breakdown 7. Warning 8. Revolution Radio 9. 39/Smooth 10. Saviors 11. Dos 12. Tre 13. Uno 15. Father of All...

[@quinnanderson609]

just a couple of weeks ago I spent around 11 hours in 2 days ranking all of green day's songs, in order of how often I would listen to them. I know that the list is flawed (Most because Jesus of Seburbia is in the second to last rank) but I would highly recommend as I got to look back at all of my favorite green day songs, andfind a few hidden gems that I passed up on before! I also know that my list was not perfect because if I'm being honest, I am not the biggest fan of American Idiot songs on their own.

[@StevenLuttrell41109]

My favorite is Warning as far as album but favorite song is still Whatsername hands down. Honorable mentions to Amy, Deadbeat Holiday, Longview, Misery, and King for a Day

[@SupplementalSense]

I agree with the list to a large degree. The clear difference for me is that I'd have Kerplunk in the top 3 and Warning barely cracking the top 10. I'd also have American Idiot 5th. But I was born in the 80's and Green Day had already made a huge impression on me long before American Idiot.

[@bryanv21]

The first time I listened to Jesus of Suburbia I was physically tired. My emotions were thrown all over the place, and in such a fantastic way.

[@qtalpha9684]

the only valid green day tier list

[@bambampewpew32]

I would've put 21st CB in S tier, but I mostly agree with this list LOVE 21st CB (I also love rock ballads and anthems lmao) It's a Melodic masterpiece

[@xClandestinex]

Uno has some of the best songs in their entire career like Stay the Night and Rusty James. Having this at the bottom is absolutely insane.

[@reniisgod]

Insomniac is sheer perfection

[@demiantrippi6978]

I remember you saying you don't like Good Ridance from Nimrod. What do you think about that song now?

[@artvjon]

Opinion ain’t just gonna change on a song that old lol 👎

[@mandamations]

@@artvjonit’s an okay song it’s just so overplayed that it’s been ruined for me lmao

[@pitifulboyrottenboy1479]

@@mandamations I've never heard it before I finally got into it and I still absolutely love it. So glad, it didn't get ruined for me

[@Majin4Star]

@@artvjonif you don’t like the insomniac version, please listen to the demo version from the Brain Stew single CD, its SO much better

[@Phoen1xGen]

@@pitifulboyrottenboy1479 Ye same here, wasn’t around for the overplaying

[@mikeypl7]

14. FOAMF 13. UNO 12. Dos 11. Tre 10. Insomniac 9. 1,039/smooth 8. 21st Century Breakdown 7. Rev Radio 6. Saviors 5. Kerplunk 4. Nimrod 3. Dookie 2. Warning 1. American Idiot

[@grapejuice3]

when i first heard saviors i did not like it but as i listened to it more i realized it's one of there best albums and is now in my top fives

[@Atty1997]

here's my personal tierlist while i'm watching the video: S is legendary album, A is the "above average" good, B is the gold standard, C is "below average", just subpar but not straight up bad, D is kinda bad, F is stands for Forgettable (I can only save Graffitia and Sugar Youth). Tiers internally ordered, best first S: American Idiot, Dookie A: RevRad, 21CB, Insomniac, Saviors B: Kerplunk, Warning, Nimrod C: 1039, Tre D: Uno, Dos F: FoaMF

[@ginngatecrafter]

Hmm I wonder who inspired you to make this video John. Would be crazy if it was because of my ranking on the livestream the other day lmao

[@artvjon]

Ha! Well truth be told it's been on the calendar for awhile, but you and last week's chat definitely were part of the inspo to finish it!

[@ginngatecrafter]

@@artvjon Lol I respect your ranking, and I think we can agree to disagree and that's okay. Revolution Radio changed my life, American Idiot changed yours and that's amazing, it's wonderful how music can do that for people. God bless you John

[@ollyhinge2706]

holy shit i was born exactly 8 years after kerplunk was released. we have the same birthday lol

[@NovacaineRebelxx]

Perfection: American Idiot, Dookie, Nimrod Great: 21st Century Breakdown, Insomniac, Saviors, Revolution Radio, Kerplunk, Warning Good: !Uno!, Trè!, 39/Smooth, Shenanigans (if 39/Smooth was given Kerplunk mixing, I’d definitely put it higher) Meh: ¡Dos! Father of All (even though there is a lot of songs on ¡Dos! that I really like, as well as maybe a few on FOA) If the trilogy was one album with all the best songs on one album, I definitely think it could’ve been a great album. I honestly think it could’ve been up there as one of their best albums.

[@weekapaugphil]

I'd probably say Jon was one of the people that fueled my middle school Green Day obsession. That being said: In the old Green Day ranked video, you said that Nimrod was very UNDERRATED. That statement pretty much made me listen closer to Nimrod and I now think that it's better than Dookie, so thanks Jon. Although I do understand why it would go down one spot cause Dookie is just iconic.

[@marthakhaled3492]

I fell in love with Green Day at age 11 in 1994 and have to say I hated every single album after Warning. That was until Saviour! This will be the first time in 20 years I will go to a Green Day show and am finally excited about it again.

[@mindful2864]

Green Day was one of the first rock bands I got into so they definitely hold a special place for me. American Idiot was definitely my introduction to them back in the 2000's. However, I got to admit the good albums are really good but the bad albums are really bad. After Nimrod, they get hit or miss but here would be my ranking: 14. Father of All... 13. Uno! 12. Tre! 11. Dos! 10. 21st Century Breakdown 9. Revolution Radio 8. 39/Smooth 7. Saviors 6. Warning 5. Kerplunk 4. American Idiot 3. Nimrod 2. Insomniac 1. Dookie

[@Clusterhuggg]

1. Revolution Radio 2. American Idiot 3. Dookie 4. Kerplunk 5. Insomniac 6. Nimrod 7. Saviors 8. Dos 9. Warning 10. 1039 11. Shenanigans 12. Uno 13. 21st century breakdown (just has never hit with me) 14. Tre 15. Father of all (RevRad isn’t their best, but it’s definitely my favorite. Also all of the top 10 I consider at least an A)

[@TheMovieVoid]

Omg! Someone who loves Rev Rad just as much as I do. Hello sweet soul!!! ❤❤❤

[@melaniriyanto4758]

Waiting? It's Warning ⚠️

[@Itsric_0]

Out of the whole 90s trilogy of albums when compared to dookie and nimrod, insomniac is hands down my favorite! Even though it’s hard to decide between the three

[@panoramic_]

no matter what the video is about i will always click it if it mentions green day