🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE MOST ICONIC 100 SONGS OF ALL TIME!

[@michelleanderson8370]

Happy to see Queen with so many and at the top. They are my ultimate iconic band

[@donnaj9769]

Queen beat out Michael…truly music royalty!

[@jerkwater407]

While I agree having no Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, or Soundgarden they neglected the 90s. At least Black Hole Sun and Rooster should be most iconic.

[@donnaj9769]

@@jerkwater407 I agree. As much as I love Queen, I would have given up “I Want To Break Free” for “Black Hole Sun”!

[@Yugioh420]

This there should have been a couple more to be honest, fat bottom girls was Everywhere for a long time, so was radio gaga. I don't remember hearing them mentioned unless i missed it

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

@@donnaj9769 “I Want to Break Free…” Freddie Mercury’s voice beats them all!! 🎵❤️🎶

[@elkevera]

Hi my fellow Queenies, our boys killed it with 7 best 100 songs. I knew BoRap was gonna be Nr.1 💝

[@donnaj9769]

Agreed!

[@Yugioh420]

Think fat bottom girls and radio gaga should have made the list.

[@morgand1]

I agree with the top 20 or so but after that idk, its hard to think of anything made in the last 20 years as iconic.

[@Boodieman72]

Anything since AutoTune became the default isn't iconic.

[@jtmassecure4488]

Lose yourself by itself is bigger than half the list

[@robertszekely8686]

Definitely agree. There are some on this list that haven't been out long enough to be considered iconic.

[@Noob232ww3]

@@robertszekely8686the original title for the video was most recognizable songs of all time, he himself just names the video most iconic of all time

[@odingroen1056]

luckily there are a few like the one the weeknd made and some others

[@betsybabf748]

The 70s and 80s are the best for music. Those were the classics which stood the test of time, which we haven't seen with later years.

[@rdasca]

That was a lot of fun, I only had three I did not know. However, my heart broke a bit when Kabir said he did not know Pink Floyd's The Wall. lol ... I was surprised that no Madonna songs made the list, I do not necessarily disagree but it was surprising. As for the best music decade, there is not one, every decade has some good, some bad and a few truly epic songs in it.

[@lindabirkes-lance8915]

QUEEN!! YESSS. Every era of music has given us something new and built on the previous sounds. I grew up with 60's and 70's but raised my kids during 80's with MTV (when M stood for music) and have enjoyed the growth ever since.

[@pjschmid2251]

A little suspicious that there is absolutely no Stevie Wonder here. There are number of these that could’ve been left off and Stevie should’ve been there.

[@kennymack9589]

Agree and no Aretha Franklin.

[@po1arz352]

The “fan voters” are not cultured

[@chrissiecruise7196]

I liked most of these songs but wouldn't call many of them "Iconic". I was looking at some of the dates and I don't see a song from 2019 as being around enough to be iconic. Iconic, to me, has stood the test of time, not just popular. So yeah, suspicious and disappointed

[@randysake5031]

70"s and 80"s best music by fare...no auto-tune, all raw music.

[@randysake5031]

...and Michael Jackson, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin, Elton...

[@nacy55]

Agreed 👍.

[@jtmassecure4488]

What's wrong with auto tune?

[@andrewjones4774]

There was definitely auto tune

[@rachaelgosser5659]

Same for me. Auto tune is good for effects (like in Cher's believe) but not to make a singer seem better than they really are.

[@jeffking4176]

Best era for music: 1965-1980+ Everyone started experimenting with music. From the Beatles, on. New instruments, new ways to use instruments, new genres, new sounds. NO Auto-Tune‼️ Straight Talent. 📻🙂

[@joniroxanne96]

The music was great...up until, say, 2009; then it all went to...💩.

[@cody6678]

@@joniroxanne96 One of the worst takes of all time lmao there's tons of amazing music still being produced

[@jeffking4176]

@@cody6678 You are entitled to your opinion. [ there have been a couple-few good ones here and there. But outside of “Auto-Tune”, what music has come out that is completely different, new and fresh ❓. Where is the innovation❓ 📻🙂

[@jeffking4176]

@@cody6678 Produced : yes. Created, not so much. Difference: to create, takes talent, and a creative mind. To produce something takes machines, and a knowledge of how to use a computer. Yes there are SOME good music, but Auto-Tune, and over-production solely to be marketed for market value, has pretty much killed it [ for me ]. 📻🙂

[@cody6678]

@@jeffking4176 you gotta stop listening to BS on the radio, radio music has always been marketed to the lowest common denominator and gotten worse over time. Pretty much any genre you can think of still has amazing music being created.

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

Queen and Michael Jackson just took that list hostage. But for good reason! Anyway, I think people's favorite era of music usually falls in their teenage to young adult years. I was born in the late 70s and, for me 90s and early 2000s are great, but I love 60s music, too.

[@aleatharhea]

Music of the 60s and 70s had a wider dynamic range, a wider frequency range, a wider range of instruments, a wider range of lyrical content in terms of subject matter and word variety, far greater harmonic variety, more rhythmic variety, and they weren't just sampling their elders for the heavy lifting and calling it their own. That’s why old people say music all sounds alike these days. They’re not just clinging to their childhood; there’s empirical data to support this feeling. I'm not just blowing smoke; a dedicated researcher gathered tons of data for thousands upon thousands of songs over decades, and spent years doing the analysis. He's the guy who famously coined the term, "millennial whoop", to describe the prominent repetitive 2-note phrase in virtually every song from millennial artists. "Another Brick in the Wall", the first one you didn't recognize, was a massive hit, from an album that was a massive hit. They made a trippy animated film set to it, it was that big. Pink Floyd, now that's music. There are some in here I do really like. You Could’ve Had It All is masterful, … Africa, Sweet Dreams, Sweet Home Alabama, All Star, Up Town Funk… I mean, a funky hook is irresistible, even if it’s the same two chords or notes over and over. Smells Like Teen Spirit is a real grabber. Michael Jackson was always entertaining, even though I really never connected with his songs. Give me some Stevie Wonder, Chicago, CSN, Aretha Franklin. I guess soul and vocal harmony are my two greatest loves, musically. I adore CeeLo Green’s classic R&B sounding “F*ck You”. and Amy Winehouse’s Rehab.

[@donnagonatas3155]

It's hard to pick between the 60's & 70's. I guess I'd have to say 70:s had the best music. ✌️♥️

[@donnaj9769]

I was thinking the same. Late 60’s-early 70’s was the best compromise I could come up with 😉

[@kimberlyrice4294]

I was privileged to grow up in the 60’s & 70’s; turned 18 in ‘75. We got it all! All & more. No dis on todays music, I love it, but this era was one of a kind.

[@sharcrum]

I turned 17 in 75 so I was right there with ya. Skating rink and some of this music was my thing to about then. My life took a big turn about that time so things changed abruptly.

[@sjfvet519us]

I'm surprised there were no Rolling Stones, Jefferson Airplane ("White Rabbit"), or more Beatles songs. I did figure that "Bohemian Rhapsody" would be #1 around the #15 mark.

[@hobbgreen4529]

where was yesterday by the beatles ?

[@nanner3200]

@@hobbgreen4529 Imagine by John???

[@robertszekely8686]

​@@nanner3200I was thinking the same thing about both of those songs

[@Michelle-bo4hj]

Its got to be the 70's and 80's iconic songs still played in summer and on the radio also songs from iconic films rocky etc

[@ScottT248]

Most Iconic songs is hard to come up with, but how could any list not contain any Madonna songs. I mean the most pop female in history. Also the group Heart or Fleetwood Mac didn't make the list. Of course it is all subjective, but to me not having any of these in the list is crazy.

[@JakkiPi]

I'm guessing because her (Madonna) songs aren't played anymore. I don't remember the last time I even heard her song played on the radio or reacted to. I think if more people reacted to their music then they would've ended up on the list. It's probably how they got their data for this list.

[@josephmckinney9660]

And no Boston. How could they not include More Than A Feeling? I don’t think there was anything from ELO either.

[@beesnort3163]

@@JakkiPi I hear Madonna on the radio daily. Maybe because I listen to a station that plays 60 to now music?

[@heatherferrell7189]

My favorite decade of music: Every decade between 1960 and 2010. I know it's not a single decade but there are so many great songs out there. My Mom cleaned house to a lot of disco and classic rock. I have now carried on the same tradition but I've added my faves to my house cleaning playlist. And I am exposing my boys to all of it. I was born in '82 and in high school from 96-2000. My playlist is everything; The British Invasion, The Eighties Hair Bands, The Disco Era, All of the older Country Music, 90's Gangsta Rap, Hip Hop, Techno, Grunge, Classic Rock legends, Rock and Roll Ballads, R&B, and the list goes on and on.

[@dyannastevens4862]

It appears that whoever made this list has a whole different definition of Iconic than me.

[@carlaholley6218]

Yes indeed. Me too

[@njd4291]

They were going by ratings. I was surprised Black Betty wasn't on here.

[@renaissanceman7145]

Agreed. Half of these I've never heard or heard maybe once. The ONE saving grace is the fact that Queen made the list 7 times, including the very well deserved top spot. I think Michael Jackson had the most entries, I can live with that. But overall...meh, a bunch of filler in between some truly iconic songs.

[@njd4291]

@renaissanceman7145 I agree. Happy happy music is most liked by the masses. Bands I like, like A7X or Falling in Reverse. They'd never make the list because they do their own thing. They don't try to appeal to everyone just for fame.

[@TakersSoulGirl22]

Um......it was fan voted. So fans of music clearly have a different definition than you

[@wckdaintgood]

No Prince on this list is absolutely insane 😂

[@deannadropping9719]

I came for this comment!! Complete disappointment!!

[@dport9563]

Lol did yall not no him. He spent millions killing his own Fandom. He sued nearly 200 people and had all his art strictly copyright.

[@sayonda7920]

The fact that Prince was not even mentioned on this list is sinful.

[@kevinprzy4539]

lmao frrrr

[@brickm]

Totally agree!

[@pawpaw__]

I kinda think that's how Prince would've wanted it, in a way. The most underrated of all time. That being said, I agree. Should've been at least 4 from him. Also, no Bowie. sheeesh

[@nancyanne1402]

Bowies collab w Queen was there. Not a single Tom Petty tho. No Commadors/Lionnel Richie. ONLY one BeeGees. No CCR. Yeah, the list is a little sus for sure.

[@rhondaturner9494]

Exctly what I was thinking all the way down the list... I lost respect for a list that contains "Gangnam Style" but not "Purple Rain" - smh!!

[@kimberlys8422]

Queen is too legendary it hurts; they're timeless.

[@dianecomly6132]

70s and 80s were the best Era for music. Born in 1962.

[@pammcpherson4700]

I was born in 1970 and a teenager in the 80's. I love classic rock, 60's and 70's. The hair bands of the 80's were great. I just love music. There are some generes that I just don't care for, but can listen to almost anything.

[@George-ux6zz]

Queen is killing it too

[@carlaholley6218]

I can’t believe Free Bird didn’t make the list.

[@hobbgreen4529]

i said the same thing . top song of all time .

[@valerievaughan6201]

The 1970’s was a fantastic decade in so many ways. The music was tops. 🌟

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi Kabir! Queen really scored big too.

[@talesofcinderella]

Music is the magic of memory. I loved the 60's and 70's from my youth. The 80's and 90's I was raising three children and working. The songs remind us of things we don't want to forget.

[@JenKnee423]

Kabir I am shook you didn’t recognize The Wall by Pink Floyd. 😳 I’m honestly surprised Purple Rain didn’t make this list.

[@JenKnee423]

Needed to add that I’m shocked there was no U2, Madonna, The Who, Springsteen on this list as well. Also In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins is iconic!

[@keithalanbaker535]

The first British number one of the 80's

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Excellent reaction choice! Thx

[@bestofsmall]

I miss Michael still can only imagine how many more hits he'd have if he was still here. I recognized a lot of them but MJ is my #1

[@raisinette35]

Fun list and great music, but so very many are missing! I would venture to point out that it is inaccurate if we go by the title. Of the hundred songs featured, my top 3 would be Bohemian Rhapsody, The House of the Rising Sun, and Don't Stop Me Now, Singling out three was very hard! Kabir, you have a lovely singing voice! Billy Joel's Piano Man, Righteous Brothers' Unchained Melody, Eric Clapton's Wonderful Tonight or Tears in Heaven most definitely belong on this list for instance. Where is Bruce Springsteen? Where is Tina Turner?

[@MichaelB769]

I can’t believe you’ve never heard ‘Another Brick In the Wall Part 2.’ You really need to do a reaction to that!

[@vaopr1012]

The fact that 18 of the top 20 are from the ‘70s (7) and ‘80s (11) tells you when the best music is from.

[@ericacarreiro9299]

Awesome Man! Just great! ❤️

[@hollykinslow5193]

My kids were born in 1994 and 1997. I was a stay at home Mom and missed those years. Going into the 2000s, I've got nothing. Lol, I knew most on the list, except those early 2000's. Pentatonix did a tribute to BoRap. It's absolutely perfect. The guitarist from Queen actually reposted the vid and said "Enjoy" totally iconic!!!

[@MsJimmysgirl]

Love Pentatonix and their acapella version of Bohemian Rhapsody was just plain brilliant.

[@hollykinslow5193]

@@MsJimmysgirl Totally agreed.

[@ashleydixon4613]

Glad I actually knew every song on the list, and can sing along to most!

[@diannegrubb1610]

I love your channel. It's nice to see a younger generation Capricorn enjoying all kinds of music.

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much Dianne :)

[@ScottyM1959]

To use your vernacular, Well mate given that I turn 64 in September, my favorite eras in music range from before I was born to big bands of the 30s/40s up to 2010. It actually goes back to Mozart, Beethovan, etc, and country music. I went to high school in the 70s, and we used to have 50s day with a 50s dance that night and people would dress up. Guys would slick their hair back in D.A.s with pompadors girls would ponytail bobby socks and poodle skirts school sweaters. It was a blast. The dance started with all 50s and 60s music and turned into later 60s music like Stephen wolf. Lots of fun, there was alot of coming of age that day, at the dance and outside the dance say on under and behind the bleachers of the football field. Those were the days!

[@zenpuppy6025]

Take on Me beats Hey Jude? You must be kidding me. And not one song by the Rolling Stones.😲

[@topherwhite370]

Best era: the 80s. In the 80s, we weren’t listening to music from the 40s, but in the 2020s we’re still listening to the 80s.

[@kimberlys8422]

I was born in early 1990 and do like music before my time that my parents listened to which was mostly 60's-70's British rock groups; but I recognized all the American singers and bands and they're my favorites.

[@MichaelLesesne]

I knew 96% of those songs. That makes me the greatest listener of music of all time.

[@maggieschulz6766]

Queen crushed it 🎉🎉 Legends!!

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

Every song on this list is an absolute banger. I recognized all of them. My favorite era of music is right now, because it’s never been easier for so many people to find so much music so quickly.

[@brucedillinger9448]

You think Barbie is a banger? Good grief Charlie Brown!

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

@@brucedillinger9448 It’s a decent pop song that does what it needs to do: get stuck in your head whether you like it not, so that you end up humming it at random moments years later, whether you want to or not. I learned a long time ago to just accept that I like things I didn’t think I “should” like at the time, because my brain keeps telling me otherwise. Every song on this list is a brain worm. That’s what makes them iconic.

[@brucedillinger9448]

@@BoboftheOldeWays respect your opinion. But I disagree. ✌

[@Konsker]

lots of favorite songs here

[@mastiffmom2592]

Music hits my soul These are so fun Thanks Kabir!

[@lowdown1222]

Music from the 70s and 80s the best.

[@BadAssSykO]

Did I hear Kabir correctly? Did you really say you didn't recognize Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall - Part 2??? Absolute CLASSIC in the UK(where Pink Floyd is from) and in the US! Crazy. PS: If you have never reacted to Bart Baker, he does parody music videos. Absolute legend. Edit: I was born in 1981, of course my favorite is the 80's.

[@nanner3200]

He didn't know Stairway to Heaven either. We must teach this youngen some stuff!

[@Renkk17]

The 70's was the Best Time for Music Ever!

[@josefinelagerstrom2643]

My favorite songs on this list: Here comes the sun Bohemian Rhapsody Take on me

[@shelaughs185]

Wait. You Don't know Pink Floyd "Another Brick in the Wall"? Iconic. The 70's and 80's were the best. And they dominated this list.

[@spike3082]

Another Brick in the Wall Pt 2 was my class song my senior year and we specifically requested it to be played during graduation lol

[@s_m_SL4Y3R]

another band to add to the list for future reactions perhaps?

[@Kenneth_James]

I remember the world premier of Michael Jackson's - Thriller, it was the biggest deal. I was little but remember it vividly. Like, the family gathered around the tv.

[@TreyM1609]

Ya between Eminem, Queen and Michael Jackson, that’s was 20 something songs right there. GOATS!

[@EagleFang74]

It’s really odd that there wasn’t one Madonna track. Like a Virgin. Vogue. Like a Prayer. Hung Up. Huge iconic pop tracks that were number one all over the world and sold millions. Really weird list. No Mariah Carey either. But somehow The Weekend is on there? Really?

[@cyndiagilbert6216]

I was on the highway stuck in traffic with windows open, cops, fire trucks and rescue. I heard them say on one of the cops radio they were bringing the body up. When we asked they thought it was John Denver, he’d crashed his plane he built. I had just seen him in concert in Portland, Oregon a month or so before that. I bawled.

[@pattaccone]

8:47 as a metal fan it’s between 85 and 95 17:21 fucking right I totally called it I was thinking of the beginning if there had to be only one song, Bohemian Rhapsody is definitely that song

[@janeknisely4383]

Iconic is subjective.

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

60s and 70s are both my favourite decades for the most epic music. I can't choose between the two as there was very different music in each decade and just love the variety ❤

[@yosefyakoby5956]

There were too many other iconic songs that haven't been on that list (which seems to be favorite iconic songs, probably). Here are few: "Child in Time" (Deep Purple), "Stargazer", "Gates of Babylon" (Rainbow), "Time", "Shine on you Crazy Diamond", "Comfortably Numb", "Echoes" (Pink Floyd), "War Pigs", "Children of the Grave" (Black Sabbath), "Show must go on" (Queen), "Whole Lotta of Love" (Led Zeppelin), "Light my Fire", "People are strange" (The Doors), "Lucy in the Skies with Diamonds", "A day in the life", "Something", "Come together" (The Beatles)

[@cyndiagilbert6216]

Loved the Beatles since fourth grade! Gosh I’m old!

[@nacy55]

I can't really pick just three. My favorite music is Classic Rock. The late 60's to the 80's. I graduated in 74 , so I lean towards that period of time, but I listened to the music my kids grew up with. They were into SKA.

[@nanner3200]

HI fellow old person 😄 Graduated in 78. Agree with the music timeline but I'm less with 60's and more into 70/80's.

[@rachellevel8982]

Happy Monday everyone! ❤

[@brkaz5864]

Best era 60s & 70s. Think Queen tales the crown, they had more than anyone else.

[@vandergrad]

Wow... there were only five songs that I didn't know. That was fun!!

[@mikeortiz6008]

I'm not surprised about how many songs by Queen were on here but surprised about how many Beatles songs were NOT on this list. There were some songs that definitely not iconic on here.

[@brucedillinger9448]

Absolutely. Obviously the word iconic is misused here.

[@kenkurogue101]

I love the 80's. Some 70's(except disco lol) I feel most of us are biased to the music of our teen years. The time when most of us see a bit more freedoms in our life and start forming our own opinions. Which is why I'm thankful I grew up in the 80's. Had the best music coming out plus we still got to hear all the biggest hits from the 70's and 60's on classic stations. Good times.

[@msdarby515]

Kabir: I wonder what will be #1. My predictions: Something by Michael Jackson. Either Beat It or Billie Jean. I'm also thinking he'll have the most songs on the list, with Queen and the Beatles vying for 2nd and 3rd (Queen is my personal preference) Edit: Well, I was wrong...BoRhap was #1!!! That's so awesome. It's my personal favorite but I didn't expect it to beat out MJ.....also, I lost track, but I think Queen and MJ may have been tied for number of songs on the list. I'd have to listen again to be sure but I don't want to, LOL. Also I thought the Beatles would go higher and have more songs, not because I like them, because I'm not that crazy about them, but because everyone is always hyping them. I think both MJ and Queen deserve to be in the top spots because of pure talent and genius. There are a couple of songs I expected to make the list that didn't and I was surprised, but not disappointed, that ABBA made it so often. I didn't realize they had such staying power. I also expected Journey's Don't Stop Believin' to be in the top ten and was glad to see it was. I was surprised there were so many recent (as in the last 20 years) songs that made the list. I was thinking it would be more songs with staying power. In 20 years I don't expect anyone to remember Call Me Maybe, but they'll definitely still be singing along with "I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor or "I Love Rock n Roll" by Joan Jett. The songs I didn't know: the one Kabir said was associated with the Fast and Furious - I didn't even catch the name or group. Wonderwall by Oasis, Hey Ya by Outcast, and I didn't know any of the Shakira songs....wondering how she even made the list, to be honest. That could probably said about a few of them, like Rick Astley, LOL!

[@lumariadp]

Are you kidding? Rick Astley belongs right where he is, everyone in the WORLD knows that song. And that's the point. Iconic.

[@kenkurogue101]

Yaaaas! Queen was all over this. I can't believe the first one you said you didn't recognize was a Pink Floyd song. Now you need to turn in your Brit card. A representative from Parliament will be by later to collect it😅

[@davidterry6155]

The first song you didn’t know was a British song by Pink Floyd Another Brick in the Wall

[@kennethvaughan8195]

For me the 80’s was back then and still to this day

[@micheller.8370]

My favorite era of music is all of them. There is only one song on this list I don't recognize. I just love music.

[@SE-gs6gd]

Ok so Queen and MJ. Makes sense. Had a lot of hits. Great list

[@200357846]

75 to 85 was my favorite period of music 🎵

[@nocturna1964]

For my ears, the '60's, '80's, and the 2010's are prime listening.

[@danahickman5716]

I'm 68. The 60s and 70s Motown, rock, and disco music were the best with a smattering of other songs since then. It might be generational but I also love Eminem and Bruno Mars.

[@imheel9727]

I’m so happy bruno mars brought back disco because it was a unique genre that should have stayed alive longer than just the 70s

[@danahickman5716]

@@imheel9727 I agree.

[@lindarogers2271]

Queen and Michael Jackson 7 . Queen my favorite. Best era for me 60s and 70s . Top four " Bohemian Rapsardy , Heart Will Go On and Somebody Who You Use To Know . Also Thunderstruck "

[@nancyankrom3803]

Definitely recognized 95% of the songs. I would mention that I’m totally surprised Purple Rain was not in the list. Beach Boys and other iconic bands either. Also noticed that no Country, nor older singers besides Elvis, and no Blues artists are mentioned which to me makes this list not correct in my mind. Definitely would be better if the list was based on style of music in able to get the true top songs of the last say 50 years.

[@justaguy6129]

Fun fact... Weird Al parodied 10 of these songs, plus did the medley Polka Face.

[@michellecasey5752]

Stayin’ Alive, Beat It and Bohemian Rhapsody. Iconic, yes. My favorites are Too Much Heaven, Bee Gees, Think Twice, Celine Dion and American Pie Don McLean.

[@nanner3200]

Not sure I agree with two of your favorites but I never thought of American Pie. Iconic Yes! Also Alice's Restaurant but that may be pushing it?

[@erinnswan7063]

I think most peoples like the eras best when they were children , teen and 20s the best because it is nostalgic.

[@nikkinicol78]

Y'all can come for me if you want, but I've never understood the Queen hype. I've heard just as good as some of my local dives. So many greats, Steve Perry, Phil Collins, Amy Lee, Stevie Nicks, Rob Thomas, Whitney Houston, Angelina Jordan (look her up, you won't regret it) etc...

[@jessm89]

You should react to the songs you didn't know. I mean, everyone should know Pink Floyd's song on that list. That was a lot of fun - thanks. :)

[@douglaslewandowski2999]

I've heard each and every one of those songs. Which surprised me.

[@josephmckinney9660]

I am older Generation X and my favorite eras are the 1970’s and 1990’s. Back in the mid to late 1980’s I was a big fan of the early Alternative Rock which paved the way for mainstream Alternative and Grunge in the 1990’s..

[@ghosthunter1083]

I love the 80s mostly but i also enjoy 90s,70s

[@lone6718]

I knew for certain all those Queen songs would be on the top. Especially with how many are played at sporting events in the USA alone.

[@EthanHill-ox4mh]

My favorite era is 60's, 70's, and 80's.

[@larkendelvie]

#1 is the Happy Birthday song - plus they didn't include any of the holiday songs like Jingle Bells. That said for a list of the best in the last 50 or so years not bad.

[@azwildcats7842]

Mid 80's and 90's best music

[@shirleybuffington6420]

For me the best era for music is 70’s and 80’s

[@eclipsesonic]

My favourite decade of music is the 80s. I was born in the early 90s.

[@imheel9727]

We need a kabir karaoke stream

[@Hellnagel82]

My favorite song is N.1so easy choice.

[@RowdyRuth]

I didn’t know there was gonna be a test at the end 😂 1. What A Wondrful World 2. We Will Rock You 3. I Got A Feeling

[@andie361]

My favorites eras of music were late70s-early 90s. Then along came nirvana and tgat was the end of rock..

[@anandamide8991]

I knew their number one was going to be Bohemian Rhapsody I totally knew it.

[@CherokeeBird]

Everytime I hear "Umbrella" now, I always keep seeing Tom Holland in my head 😅❤

[@tammyfinnemore]

While there is music in every era I love, the 80's are my fav, they dont make music the same anymore

[@marcraider]

1700s where the best time in music! but in modern music it was 80's!