Every music genre explained

[@spaghettios]

Watch part 2 here(WITH CORRECTIONS): kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3eao5R4e7Z2ndU Timestamps: - Tier 1- 01:01 Pop 01:57 Rap 02:41 Soundcloud Rap 03:38 Rock 04:27 RnB 05:08 Soul 05:51 Country 07:09 Trap/Futurebass 07:57 Hip-Hop 08:50 Metal 09:32 Blues 10:22 Drill 11:13 Bossa Nova 11:50 Gospel 12:33 Bhangra 13:10 Ska 13:59 Afrobeat 14:37 Funk 15:26 Disco 16:15 Mainstream EDM 17:02 House 17:50 Opera 18:36 Techno 19:18 Swing/Electro Swing 20:06 Easy Listening 20:57 Jazz 22:12 Reggaeton 22:53 Reggae 23:35 Electronic 24:21 Moombahton 24:59 Classic Hits 25:48 Kpop/Jpop 26:52 LoFi 27:46 Hardstyle 28:27 PopRock -Tier 2- 29:32 Alternative/Indie 30:28 OSTs 31:19 Classic 32:04 Heavy Metal 33:05 Folk 33:45 Grunge 34:27 Nightcore 35:11 Hardcore 35:56 SynthPop 36:33 Dubstep 37:07 Drum and bass 37:49 Hardbass 38:31 Bluegrass 39:20 Prog Rock 39:57 Visual Kei 40:57 Eurodance 41:46 Trance 42:26 Chillwave 43:17 Punk/Emo 44:05 Industrial metal 44:54 Kawaii metal 45:53 Synthwave/Retrowave 46:34 UK hardcore 47:18 MPB 48:06 Canterbury scene 48:46 Hyperpop -Tier 3- 49:47 Eurobeat 50:39 Vocaloid 51:24 Death Metal 52:09 New wave 53:13 New age 53:58 Frenchcore 54:40 Canterbury prog 55:18 Prog metal 56:02 Screamo 56:42 Celtic 57:38 Vaporwave 58:34 Breakbeat/Bigbeat 59:19 Acid 59:55 IDM 1:00:36 Techno 1:01:14 Sovietwave 1:01:59 Post-Rock 1:02:47 Bardcore 1:03:29 Medieval-Tavern 1:04:04 Baroque 1:04:43 Deep-House 1:05:29 Breakcore 1:06:14 PostMetal 1:06:59 GoaTrance 1:07:44 Artcore 1:08:33 Djent 1:09:15 Chiptune 1:10:16 MathRock 1:10:58 Vaportrap 1:11:49 Ambient 1:12:31 HappyHardcore 1:13:13 Speedcore 1:13:59 VikingMetal 1:14:40 FutureFunk -Tier 4- 1:15:48 BlackMIDI 1:16:48 Shoegaze 1:17:33 Gabber 1:18:14 Psybient 1:18:56 Darkwave 1:19:54 Mathcore 1:20:35 Doomerwave 1:21:21 Glitchcore 1:22:08 Sludge/Sludgecore 1:23:05 Neurofunk 1:23:55 Grindcore/Deathcore 1:24:39 BubblegumBass 1:25:25 DarkAmbient 1:26:04 Jungle 1:26:59 Dub 1:27:36 Splittercore/Extratone 1:28:12 DSBM 1:28:59 DrillAndBass 1:29:41 MinimalTechno 1:30:21 DoomMetal 1:31:02 Industrial 1:31:36 UtopianVirtual 1:32:15 Experimental 1:33:04 DubTechno 1:33:43 HypnagogicPop 1:34:25 Riddim 1:35:08 ProtoPunk 1:35:45 Mallsoft 1:36:27 Makina 1:37:12 Rawstyle -Tier 5- 1:38:07 IndustrialHardcore 1:38:48 Terrorcore 1:39:29 EBM 1:40:16 WitchHouse 1:40:55 EBSM 1:41:34 OSDM 1:42:18 SeaPunk 1:43:00 DungeonSynth 1:43:44 MicroHouse 1:44:21 MinimalDub 1:44:57 Krautrock 1:45:41 AvantGarde 1:46:31 Drone 1:47:11 SimpsonWave 1:47:50 Footwork/Juke 1:48:28 EccoJams 1:49:15 NoiseRock 1:50:06 Psychobilly 1:50:35 Glitch 1:51:17 HypnagogicDrift 1:52:02 AvantTrance 1:52:38 AbstractHipHop 1:53:18 BlackAmbient 1:53:57 Skramz 1:54:37 Nintendocore 1:55:18 PirateMetal 1:55:57 Slushwave 1:56:36 Noise 1:57:20 NoWave 1:58:10 Horrorcore/MemphisRap 1:58:59 IndustrialTechno/Schranz 1:59:35 AiGeneratedMusic -Tier 6- 2:00:33 Hardvapour 2:01:18 Lolicore 2:01:59 AvantDeathMetal 2:02:45 FreeJazz 2:03:30 Blackgaze 2:04:06 Plunderphonics 2:04:43 Goregrind 2:05:27 Crunkcore 2:06:12 SortingAlgorithms(Unironically) 2:06:50 DungeonRap 2:07:32 Pornogrind 2:08:14 EtherealWave 2:08:56 EarlyElectronic 2:09:32 Outsider 2:10:29 RitualAmbient 2:11:21 SoundCollage 2:12:08 Chopped&Screwed 2:12:40 BrokenTransmission/Signalwave 2:13:24 LSDDreamEmulatorOST 2:14:08 OscilloscpopicMusic -Tier 7- 2:15:00 DeathIndustrial 2:15:43 Suomisandi 2:16:21 Cybergrind 2:17:04 Noisecore 2:17:51 Mathgrind 2:18:28 CatholicPsychedelicSynthFolk 2:19:08 White/BrownNoise 2:20:05 Lowercase 2:20:44 Hauntology 2:21:26 HarshNoise 2:22:21 FieldRecordings 2:22:58 Supertone 2:23:20 Zeuhl 2:23:59 Skweee 2:24:43 InternetMusic 2:25:17 SoundArt 2:25:50 Flashcore 2:26:40 Prehistoric/PrimitiveSounds -Tier 8- 2:27:22 Noisegrind 2:27:45 PowerElectronics 2:28:23 MusiqueConcrete 2:29:07 Spectralism 2:29:53 Deathdream 2:30:27 Suizidcore 2:30:51 NeoTrash 2:31:21 Vapornoise 2:31:49 FirstRecordedSounds 2:32:23 Hypertone 2:32:53 Ambient/HarshNoiseWall 2:33:13 DangerMusic 2:34:03 Nuwrld 2:34:33 Onkyo 2:35:05 DeepInternet 2:35:23 PostInternet 2:36:02 AnalogHorror 2:36:46 Powerviolence 2:37:25 WarMetal 2:38:00 Indeterminacy 2:38:31 Illbient 2:39:05 FreeImprov 2:39:43 EAI 2:40:39 Onkyo-kei -Tier 9- 2:41:31 Gorenoise 2:42:04 LostMusic/ObscureWebsiteMusic 2:42:43 Cosmonoise/Spacesounds 2:43:43 Dadacore 2:44:19 Xenharmonic 2:44:53 Sonorism 2:45:24 Reizokore 2:45:41 TreatedStatic 2:46:08 Aleatoric 2:46:50 GenerativeElectronics 2:47:11 Vomitnoise 2:47:30 Kusoicore 2:47:49 HarshGoreNoise 2:48:01 PathologicalGoreNoise 2:48:14 Stochasm 2:48:46 ChristianGoreNoise 2:49:15 UnclassifableMusic 2:49:40 Sludgenoise 2:50:01 Stalaggh/Gulaggh 2:50:46 Nonsensecore 2:50:57 Personalized 2:51:33 Outro

[@dominicdominicdominicdominic]

Nice

[@asmodeuskingofdemons]

Hey bro how many takes was this?

[@spaghettios]

@@asmodeuskingofdemons took about 10 hours to record, and 2 months of research & editing

[@honytawk5968]

Why Put grindcore and deathcore when theyre Not even the Same grindcore is a Subgenre of Metal and deathcore is a Subgenre of death metal

[@asmodeuskingofdemons]

@@spaghettios nice. also, goddamn.

[@ayoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo]

Bro there’s a Suicide hot line now

[@gathor_]

Just wth

[@beatfromjetsetradio8239]

You beat me to the punch. Yeah, there absolutely is, and it’s absolutely not necessary. 😂

[@Truly_Rudly]

Yeah, why is that here?

[@tygodejong1123]

@@Truly_Rudly probably because of breakcore

[@OuterHeaven210]

Lol

[@Peter-Williams]

You know its gonna be good when theres a “viewer discretion advised” warning 💀

[@kingofthespook]

I got two of them 💀

[@adityanarre2860]

​@@kingofthespooksame

[@kylorensleftballsack6594]

Stolen comment

[@MystikoBlu]

​@@kylorensleftballsack6594false

[@Brtt4849]

The video of someone kts:

[@exeterishere6928]

someone should make a playlist that gets progressively more obscure and weird as it continues down the iceberg

[@plazma7778]

mines not really that but i have a obscure music playlist!

[@jakmak94]

I’ll make a playlist with one song of each genre that I think is a good example of what the genre is

[@patches4864]

@@plazma7778 Nah, these are mainstream sub-par "heavy releases" that range from the usual "slipknot" associated nu-"heavy" hair metal to the non-dynamic and stale deathcore.

[@plazma7778]

patches look deeper into the playlist

[@キョンシーの音楽]

@@J.PC.Designs exactly, some starters for underground search are sutekh hexen or dismal, if u want to search for more XD

[@suprtikia]

This has a suicide warning

[@Mark_Miedema]

I haven't finished it, but it's probably because of dsbm

[@Blupix]

Sure does

[@fv4202x]

@@Mark_Miedema I didn't know what dsbm is and I searched on youtube, watched a video for 0.3 second (my reaction time) and I instantly closed it. Why would people listen those...

[@whyrwehere]

​@@fv4202xit's not even that bad. It just has suicidal lyrics

[@fv4202x]

@@whyrwehere background noise means a lot to me.. in a bad meaning

[@ericl9738]

Including “Rappin’ for Jesus” for hip-hop is absolutely iconic

[@orangutan-orange8995]

and cutting off at the exact perfect moment lol

[@jacaanthony]

I died when I saw he put that in there. Cut right before ni-

[@daxx1587]

as well as dennys for heavy metal

[@omgryannn]

It’s really not

[@NoCountryForOldMenToday]

@@omgryannn you're wrong. You are just simply wrong.

[@linayr8]

youtube descriptions suck so -Tier 1- 01:01 Pop 01:57 Rap 02:41 Soundcloud Rap 03:38 Rock 04:27 RnB 05:08 Soul 05:51 Country 07:09 Trap/Futurebass 07:57 Hip-Hop 08:50 Metal 09:32 Blues 10:22 Drill 11:13 Bossa Nova 11:50 Gospel 12:33 Bhangra 13:10 Ska 13:59 Afrobeat 14:37 Funk 15:26 Disco 16:15 Mainstream EDM 17:02 House 17:50 Opera 18:36 Techno 19:18 Swing/Electro Swing 20:06 Easy Listening 20:57 Jazz 22:12 Reggaeton 22:53 Reggae 23:35 Electronic 24:21 Moombahton 24:59 Classic Hits 25:48 Kpop/Jpop 26:52 LoFi 27:46 Hardstyle 28:27 PopRock -Tier 2- 29:32 Alternative/Indie 30:28 OSTs 31:19 Classic 32:04 Heavy Metal 33:05 Folk 33:45 Grunge 34:27 Nightcore 35:11 Hardcore 35:56 SynthPop 36:33 Dubstep 37:07 Drum and bass 37:49 Hardbass 38:31 Bluegrass 39:20 Prog Rock 39:57 Visual Kei 40:57 Eurodance 41:46 Trance 42:26 Chillwave 43:17 Punk/Emo 44:05 Industrial metal 44:54 Kawaii metal 45:53 Synthwave/Retrowave 46:34 UK hardcore 47:18 MPB 48:06 Canterbury scene 48:46 Hyperpop -Tier 3- 49:47 Eurobeat 50:39 Vocaloid 51:24 Death Metal 52:09 New wave 53:13 New age 53:58 Frenchcore 54:40 Canterbury prog 55:18 Prog metal 56:02 Screamo 56:42 Celtic 57:38 Vaporwave 58:34 Breakbeat/Bigbeat 59:19 Acid 59:55 IDM 1:00:36 Techno 1:01:14 Sovietwave 1:01:59 Post-Rock 1:02:47 Bardcore 1:03:29 Medieval-Tavern 1:04:04 Baroque 1:04:43 Deep-House 1:05:29 Breakcore 1:06:14 PostMetal 1:06:59 GoaTrance 1:07:44 Artcore 1:08:33 Djent 1:09:15 Chiptune 1:10:16 MathRock 1:10:58 Vaportrap 1:11:49 Ambient 1:12:31 HappyHardcore 1:13:13 Speedcore 1:13:59 VikingMetal 1:14:40 FutureFunk -Tier 4- 1:15:48 BlackMIDI 1:16:48 Shoegaze 1:17:33 Gabber 1:18:14 Psybient 1:18:56 Darkwave 1:19:54 Mathcore 1:20:35 Doomerwave 1:21:21 Glitchcore 1:22:08 Sludge/Sludgecore 1:23:05 Neurofunk 1:23:55 Grindcore/Deathcore 1:24:39 BubblegumBass 1:25:25 DarkAmbient 1:26:04 Jungle 1:26:59 Dub 1:27:36 Splittercore/Extratone 1:28:12 DSBM 1:28:59 DrillAndBass 1:29:41 MinimalTechno 1:30:21 DoomMetal 1:31:02 Industrial 1:31:36 UtopianVirtual 1:32:15 Experimental 1:33:04 DubTechno 1:33:43 HypnagogicPop 1:34:25 Riddim 1:35:08 ProtoPunk 1:35:45 Mallsoft 1:36:27 Makina 1:37:12 Rawstyle -Tier 5- 1:38:07 IndustrialHardcore 1:38:48 Terrorcore 1:39:29 EBM 1:40:16 WitchHouse 1:40:55 EBSM 1:41:34 OSDM 1:42:18 SeaPunk 1:43:00 DungeonSynth 1:43:44 MicroHouse 1:44:21 MinimalDub 1:44:57 Krautrock 1:45:41 AvantGarde 1:46:31 Drone 1:47:11 SimpsonWave 1:47:50 Footwork/Juke 1:48:28 EccoJams 1:49:15 NoiseRock 1:50:06 Psychobilly 1:50:35 Glitch 1:51:17 HypnagogicDrift 1:52:02 AvantTrance 1:52:38 AbstractHipHop 1:53:18 BlackAmbient 1:53:57 Skramz 1:54:37 Nintendocore 1:55:18 PirateMetal 1:55:57 Slushwave 1:56:36 Noise 1:57:20 NoWave 1:58:10 Horrorcore/MemphisRap 1:58:59 IndustrialTechno/Schranz 1:59:35 AiGeneratedMusic -Tier 6- 2:00:33 Hardvapour 2:01:18 Lolicore 2:01:59 AvantDeathMetal 2:02:45 FreeJazz 2:03:30 Blackgaze 2:04:06 Plunderphonics 2:04:43 Goregrind 2:05:27 Crunkcore 2:06:12 SortingAlgorithms(Unironically) 2:06:50 DungeonRap 2:07:32 Pornogrind 2:08:14 EtherealWave 2:08:56 EarlyElectronic 2:09:32 Outsider 2:10:29 RitualAmbient 2:11:21 SoundCollage 2:12:08 Chopped&Screwed 2:12:40 BrokenTransmission/Signalwave 2:13:24 LSDDreamEmulatorOST 2:14:08 OscilloscpopicMusic -Tier 7- 2:15:00 DeathIndustrial 2:15:43 Suomisandi 2:16:21 Cybergrind 2:17:04 Noisecore 2:17:51 Mathgrind 2:18:28 CatholicPsychedelicSynthFolk 2:19:08 White/BrownNoise 2:20:05 Lowercase 2:20:44 Hauntology 2:21:26 HarshNoise 2:22:21 FieldRecordings 2:22:58 Supertone 2:23:20 Zeuhl 2:23:59 Skweee 2:24:43 InternetMusic 2:25:17 SoundArt 2:25:50 Flashcore 2:26:40 Prehistoric/PrimitiveSounds -Tier 8- 2:27:22 Noisegrind 2:27:45 PowerElectronics 2:28:23 MusiqueConcrete 2:29:07 Spectralism 2:29:53 Deathdream 2:30:27 Suizidcore 2:30:51 NeoTrash 2:31:21 Vapornoise 2:31:49 FirstRecordedSounds 2:32:23 Hypertone 2:32:53 Ambient/HarshNoiseWall 2:33:13 DangerMusic 2:34:03 Nuwrld 2:34:33 Onkyo 2:35:05 DeepInternet 2:35:23 PostInternet 2:36:02 AnalogHorror 2:36:46 Powerviolence 2:37:25 WarMetal 2:38:00 Indeterminacy 2:38:31 Illbient 2:39:05 FreeImprov 2:39:43 EAI 2:40:39 Onkyo-kei -Tier 9- 2:41:31 Gorenoise 2:42:04 LostMusic/ObscureWebsiteMusic 2:42:43 Cosmonoise/Spacesounds 2:43:43 Dadacore 2:44:19 Xenharmonic 2:44:53 Sonorism 2:45:24 Reizokore 2:45:41 TreatedStatic 2:46:08 Aleatoric 2:46:50 GenerativeElectronics 2:47:11 Vomitnoise 2:47:30 Kusoicore 2:47:49 HarshGoreNoise 2:48:01 PathologicalGoreNoise 2:48:14 Stochasm 2:48:46 ChristianGoreNoise 2:49:15 UnclassifableMusic 2:49:40 Sludgenoise 2:50:01 Stalaggh/Gulaggh 2:50:46 Nonsensecore 2:50:57 Personalized 2:51:33 Outro

[@graffitiboy761]

Legend

[@timotejstrazovsky8101]

KING

[@shieldsmixz]

you dropped this 👑

[@gazirani2204]

You are legend man thanks a lot 👑

[@botdiff9477]

fucking hero

[@HUGOLA]

how tf did you not get copyrighted

[@magicianslucky602]

Less than 5 seconds

[@regulate.artificer_g23.mdctlsk]

the Sterling method: "steal" from every major IP holder and none of them would dare to take the whole video or they'll be in trouble with the other IP holders (probably unrelated but I just want to post this)

[@deadlysymptom]

harbiden lan how tf

[@talfrynn5067]

Aga senin burda ne isin var

[@CatsAreRubbish]

He already has, which is why none of the timestamps show up on the timeline.

[@srmoonz]

hey! appreciate the effort put into every single genre in this video. As someone who loves bossa nova, the selections were on point

[@gavinthecrafter]

It is genuinely impressive this man managed to get not a single copyright claim. That anime girl is too powerful

[@joda3711]

How can you tell if he got claimed?

[@Xx_pwrg_xX]

chika still goated

[@Ethyro]

@@joda3711 looking in description for labels

[@sorenskousen7468]

@@Xx_pwrg_xX how do you know her name 🤨📸

[@sorenskousen7468]

@ka thy anime🤮

[@Quantum973]

It would be fun to get every single genre subreddit to come together and decide 10 of their best songs and compile it all into a megaplaylist or something. Like the best of every genre list

[@snottymane7042]

genius but some of them would need at least 20 with how many releases there are for certain genres

[@xChillOutHDx]

psy ganam style

[@Gorenosaursuccess]

It would only be the best for the person that made the playlist…

[@polandsilver3419]

Challenge accepted!

[@alarminglyenthustiasticmet1460]

Deathmetall will be I Cum Blood, yes that's a real song and it's from the same album as Hammer Smashed Face from Cannibal Corpse.

[@kirjian]

This man is brave. He's touching on thousands of people's cultural backgrounds with this musical iceberg. Documenting genres and providing examples is not easy at all beyond the Pop/Rock/Rap umbrellas. Amazing work man 👏

[@peterjackoville4272]

Brave for sure, considering a lot of what he said isn't correct. But I won't blame him for that, can't know every genre perfectly :D

[@eroh4202]

he just read the first line on wikipedia, chill

[@dead7117]

Most genres on the iceberg aren't even cultural...

[@GizzyDillespee]

His "country" examples included a few pop/r&b songs, a song that makes fun of country, and John Denver. And that should've been one of the EASY genres to find good examples of! Apparently, Lil Nas X is country!🤣 (no, it was the guy dancing in front of the big rigs, who was the one making fun of country. Nas is okay, but... country?!) I'm no country fan, either. Hillbilly roots music is just fine AND dandy, but the stuff they've called country since it merged with pop, meh. No thanks. I like electronic music, so that's not the problem. It just feels like they're insulting the listener's intelligence, and disrespecting their inner nobility, but that's the pop formula, so what did we expect would happen, right? I can't imagine what songs will come up for Western Swing or Melbourne Shuffle. Not sure if I'll get that far. Wish me luck. EDIT: the last hip-hop example is sick flow. And I guess Ska is like Gwen and Sublime, and afrobeat is anything that's not folksy from Africa. And "Dance" might as well be called "songs you hear at Pride day". This man knows his EDM tho. And the House was real house. I'm seeing a pattern here... Swing could've had Django instead of the monkey song, you know? You also didn't get the memo - you aren't supposed to play around the world or barbie world ever again. Not just both together - neither is acceptable. Okay. The 27:36 scene makes it all worth it🤣😂🙃😅. Never saw that one before. The heavy metal examples were not, ending with a pseudopunk show in a Dennys restaurant. That was actually the highlight. Thanks for including that one. I'll just go ahead and assume the nightcore examples are accurate. Man knows his synthpop and dubstep. But then voodoo people as dnb? "Drawing inspiration from handbag and gabber..." just kidding. Japanese emoglam. Eurodance. This is still level 2?! What's the difference between chillwave and vaporwave? No, there's no punchline... I'm just asking. Did you really use Marilyn Manson twice in industrial metal? Damn, well then I DO hope they're notifying you every time I edit this. I was beginning to feel bad about that. Especially since it's Friday dinner time some places. Breakbeats gave the idea. Acid and idm and techno had kinda weak examples, weirdly. And "medieval tavern" music is actually called Renaissance Faire Musick. And Chopin isn't baroque. Downtempo with drums is not the same as ambient. MIDI is pronounced "mid-eee" - like mid-level, but instead of level, you say the letter e. And you can't talk about psybient without Shpongle. That's just how it is. And the proper description of neuro is "the people who came up with that tearing bass sound that we've had to deal with the consequences of ever since." I'll just have to assume that your bubblegum bass examples are accurate. Man knows his jungle, that's for sure. Dub examples were surprisingly terribly wrong, though. DSBM is actually about whips and slings and black leather. Oh boy, so far I like level 5 "degenerate" the best. That's not good. I'm glad this isn't a Cosmo poll. The avant-garde examples were lazy. Was this entire video a scam to get people to find and subscribe to pogo (the entire plunderphonics category)? Because that's what's GONNA happen. And it's pronounced "oh silly scope", but more like silla than silly.

[@eroh4202]

@@GizzyDillespee wow

[@Damen_Dub]

2:27:02 Bro that ain’t no primitive sound that’s Springtrap’s jumpsscare 💀

[@Bismuth9]

1:04:35 Chopin is absolutely not Baroque, he was firmly planted in romanticism. Chopin is about as far to Baroque as the Beatles are to Chopin.

[@jasonodonnell6444]

exactly what I thought

[@JohnPaulBuce]

but first, we need to talk about parallel universes

[@jaap66088]

@@JohnPaulBuce Lmfao

[@dante8677]

did not expected to find you there X)

[@weakw1ll]

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@thebuzz567]

It was wild going from awful song to awful song, then randomly jamming out to something that slapped

[@sericsson1996]

The last 4 maybe 5 tiers were... incomprehensible.

[@princeapoopoo5787]

Shout outs to the pleasant Stochasm noises shoved between two GoreNoise genres in the last tier.

[@natalie9402]

the true music listening experinece

[@slugeater8433]

Haha

[@Kyo_ufu]

@@sericsson1996 nah dude blackgaze is my fav genre

[@teleportzz]

i'm so glad anime girl enjoys such a wide range of musical styles equally and can appreciate the unique danceable qualities they each possess. good for her

[@amazingelt-trashcontent4126]

chika has no boundaries

[@pikmin369]

W pfp

[@Ok-vs7fj]

Goofy pfp

[@Heisenberger_69]

W pfp, fellow aro :)

[@Takato2527]

you can say Fujiwara Chika has sum good taste.

[@elia2196]

KZbin asked if i needed to talk to someone and provided a suicidehotline number

[@lycorines]

Dsbm

[@monke610]

Dsbm moment

[@Aktokesh]

What? It only gave me viewer discretion. Why is that

[@sqwdxx]

all because of free jazz genre

[@connorlynn4891]

I want a playlist that starts with old town road and ends with someone throwing up into a bucket with death metal playing

[@mitochondriaman4798]

how about a playlist that starts with Kuolleestasyntynyt by Korgonthurus and end up with someone having his voice filtered so much with autotune it's become incomprehensible noise, whilst on top of a horse having a background "beat" of trash?

[@bornei]

@@mitochondriaman4798 old town road unironicly better

[@luisacarvalho5889]

Imagine one that goes from Cocomelon to Unsilent Death by Nails

[@XthetreasurehunterX]

my suggestion for "someone throwing up into a bucket with death metal playing" is a gorenoise band from thailand called "Epiploenterocele Pusliquid Wormchunk" they are definitely what you just described.

[@lukeskywalker5418]

Both are literally just Nine Inch Nails.

[@aarav_a]

Why do I feel like I'd rather watch this over a feature length movie.

[@spaghettios]

Respect🥲

[@PlutoniumSlums]

It just be like that mang

[@teguhilhami5894]

For me, this one is for educational purposes.

[@projectx7453]

Same

[@projectx7453]

Now I can finally find out which one I like more

[@samsparks151]

Out of curiosity, what’s everyone’s favorite genre?

[@oblea2652]

Indie! Or pop

[@catzenbeurg]

Prog rock. Forever.

[@samsparks151]

@@catzenbeurg nice!

[@AlphaSWD]

Math rock is nice, and I also like Psytrance

[@Grapesoda-is7ti]

Minatory

[@rd101]

You did an awesome job at doing research for every genre on this iceberg. There are a lot of obscure music genres in this video that are really hard to find any info about lol. Some of these are really hard to get through. Plus, making a nearly 3-hour long video is no easy feat. So I respect you for that.

[@finitesound]

Not even remotely every genre, but a solid effort that I can appreciate. There are more genres in electronic music alone than every genre listed here.

[@usualdosage7287]

And most of it is a thousands variants of breakcore

[@ladyjuno2456]

Folk punk isn't on here, and trust me folk punk is VASTLY different from folk and punk

[@recu1]

its mostly electronic loolo

[@trmp9923]

This video would be twice as long

[@plg-bb3zo]

@@trmp9923 nah bro at least 4 times longer

[@Jaies_]

Even though it isn't that accurate, it's still a great place to find interesting music and go down rabbit holes on your own

[@JUSTAS210]

If this video was thorough I'd be like 10 hrs long

[@funguuy]

agreed

[@jg6551]

i went from hard rock to experimental rock to experimental hip hop to noise to metal to solo kpop to country rock to metal to hyperpop to j-rock to pop-metal to horrorcore and noise

[@Rubzosaurus]

Exactly

[@FrenchFry-hi4rn]

Jungle was way off, none of that is even considered remotely jungle at all

[@robbie_s.u.a.y]

Eurobeat is literally the perfect introduction to the awkward tier, some songs are absolutely amazing, some are really questionable and nigh impossible to listen to.

[@MaxerV19]

Exactly,as a wise man once said... "DEJA VU!"

[@maomaomi5434]

Initial D ost is questionable...?

[@bushman6964]

@@maomaomi5434 he never said that

[@spicymeatballs2thespicening]

What's an example of questionable eurobeat

[@MaxerV19]

@@spicymeatballs2thespicening Darude Sandstorm

[@kenny4dwin]

How the hell did I sleep through this with headphones in.

[@riciireal]

noise music haha funi

[@sniffxy]

relatable

[@weirdhybrid]

honestly, the most painful and anxiety-inducing genres weren't the really obscure metal like I thought it would be. It was the really high bpm electronic stuff. Feels like my brain can't actually make sense of it.

[@dismaleclipse5587]

this list is all over the place lol. ''stallagh'' is black metal, as are a variety of similar projects (emit, abruptum, semen drenched slave of the devil)

[@Sergio-nb4hj]

@@dismaleclipse5587 Arguable. They come from the black metal scene, yeah, but that's like calling neofolk a subgenre of post-punk. It just isn't

[@dismaleclipse5587]

​@@Sergio-nb4hj I get what you're saying. You can make your way to stalaggh from popular black metal (war metal bands -> gnaw their tongues -> SDSoTD -> Emit -> Stalaggh), it's just on the extreme fringes.

[@artangel420]

Look up Heroine by Dutch Disorder

[@Nakia11798]

Yeah, I hate EDM for good reason. It's like the electronic sounds make your heart pound in time.

[@NjamNjam0]

I like how metal music just goes deeper and deeper and deeper in the iceberg. Awesome video

[@Cosmic_Draugr]

Yeah us metalheads get fucking extreme with our tastes for sure n then we jus go 🤷‍♂️ I mean vaginal penetration of a amelous with a musty carrot is just normal lmfao

[@Azatulumbemenepitaj]

Worse worse and worse

[@NjamNjam0]

@@Azatulumbemenepitaj 🤘🤘

[@rite5262]

@@Azatulumbemenepitaj Metal music is the good shit, it's a different type of art

[@rite5262]

@@Azatulumbemenepitaj Why not

[@rocketknoxler6516]

I can’t believe you used old town road as an example of country music 💀💀

[@pierrewilliam7119]

😂

[@dagtheking5739]

The genre is such a joke nowadays that it puts music like that an example of country music without regard to the listeners’ concerns. 😂

[@oktober4803]

​@dagtheking5739 sad but true. Country used to actually be good and now the sound is comparable to a sprite with no carbonation

[@mr.dirtydan3338]

​@@dagtheking5739 shit old Town road is way better than shit from people like Florida Georgia line

[@toidIllorTAmI]

@@oktober4803 that's a helluva comparison

[@davidzatica408]

I love how there's an intricate explanation on the genre roots and definition, how It came to be made, and who or where it originated from, and then afterwards the sample is just some burping noises with some beeps in the background

[@salsaandbrwx1449]

i agree

[@pwalshofficial]

This video is insane. One critique. For Hardcore, the description was definitely for hardcore EDM and not hardcore punk/metal which were the examples given.

[@bastienpabiot3678]

Yeah i didn't think i would hear that when he said hardcore

[@peterjackoville4272]

Yup. And 2 examples of 'Terrorcore' are just regular hardcore. The other ones are Uptempo

[@nlxroyal1252]

Yeah Hardcore is way different but the description matched (though it's definitely Dutch). Also UK Hardcore seems off, also definitely more Dutch. Great video!

[@methane_9261]

there was a severe lack of punk subgenres in general. Disappointing U_U

[@bastienpabiot3678]

@@methane_9261 and techno subgenres as well

[@coreyhughes1456]

As someone who groups music into like 5 genres, I need to watch this video.

[@hggpi]

What are those 5 genres? Pop rap metal rock edm?

[@coreyhughes1456]

​@@hggpi Metal is just really heavy rock. If I had to simplify all music to 5 genres I would probably pick: Rap, rock, classical, country, and electronic music. EDM sounds too specific and pop music is just popular music from the other genre's.

[@hayk3000]

@@coreyhughes1456 what about jazz?

[@wyrd9591]

@@coreyhughes1456 Have you listened to any metal except traditional heavy metal?

[@explode_9848]

@@hayk3000no one listens to jazz except for deaf people

[@julianmartinez6099]

Bro, I really appreciate this, I was recently thinking about how many genres there are today... It's crazy

[@zetsuu2591]

Heyyy i suggest you look up a site called “every noise” it has a lot of music genres (i’d say most of them) and they’re all categorized, with sample songs and artists!! It’s really cool

[@TheMonstermike3]

As someone who's loved experimental music since a teenager I really appreciate this video and the timestamps. The examples of each genre remind me of artists I haven't listened to in a long time as well as hear beautifully odd sounds I haven't heard before and would love to explore further. Cheers!

[@brunomontoya1448]

What bands do you listen to?

[@dan-us6nk]

who listens to bands jk, I just personally don't listen to a lot of band music

[@emdash8944]

The genres in the last few stages are basically: excuse to give your song the most vile and disgusting name so dark, forgotten and isolated that it doesn't even exist term one guy came up with and now it has to be recognized as a real genre -gore hits harder than -grind hits harder than -core trying to figure out the most "meta" way to make music

[@ptrcrispy]

The last few stages are mostly auditory nightmare fuel for the sake of being disturbing

[@ryannpolo5050]

I don’t understand how anyone could listen to those unironically but to each his own I guess

[@spitz5183]

@@ryannpolo5050 Trust me, there’s an audience for it. There are people who listen to harsh noise unironically.

[@wooyaa8152]

@@spitz5183 I've been seeing you everywhere in music discussions, and have even had a convo with you myself Lotta respect dude

[@deadbread3459]

Lots of bangers if you awesome

[@figman____]

WHY DOES THIS VIDEO HAVE SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE HSKDHDMSKDJSKKSN

[@blankjo9113]

the songs without album art are unsettling as hell as it's probably not shown because the album cover art is gruesome

[@sergiosoriagil]

I love how you included inside jokes to each genre lmao the fact you included Denny's grand slam meme in heavy metal, I LOST IT laughing . Good job!

[@olympicegg6853]

Yeah but that's hardcore, poseur.

[@DaysieRose]

And Randy Marsh on Guitar Hero

[@emhass]

Wow. Unbelievable. I'm so exhausted of NONE of the general public actually understanding what metal is and thinking everything is metal. First thing I see in the comment section for a 3 hour video of a deep dive that's supposed to be educational about music, present Live Without as a metal band? Baffling. Absolutley baffling.

[@ThaHulkster]

What the fuck is up Dennys

[@jeanbarnabestunting4105]

And rappin' for jesus

[@RoryFrenn]

I wish you would have isolated death metal from black metal, but still this was a well put video. Bless you for including dungeon synth and blackgaze.

[@corianteri]

i like how he put both acdc and guns n roses in metal when neither of those are that.

[@vaporwavedog]

@@TML0677 i dont think he made the iceberg, just made a video on it

[@Kriegter]

@@corianteri The metal in the iceberg felt more like hard rock

[@Changowarlord]

@@corianteri yup. Sad that. But I am glad to see some other stuff included in the video. Goregrind is super underrated.

[@corianteri]

@@Kriegter fr

[@IYBeats]

thank you for this MASSIVE collection genres and examples!

[@spaghettios]

No problem Mr Beats

[@djrbdbdndjwjk5039]

@@spaghettios Do you have a music genre you liked? I did have something i liked of the bottom.

[@spaghettios]

@@djrbdbdndjwjk5039 I did, thanks for asking, I actually enjoyed Vaporwave, Witch House, House, Electro Swing, and New Age

[@djrbdbdndjwjk5039]

@@spaghettios cool

[@djrbdbdndjwjk5039]

@@spaghettios what about pshycedelic rock, Metal genres and psytrance they are probably my favourite genres right now. Heavy metal, Death metal and black metal are good. I scoliscope have very interesting sound. I did actualy like the more strange genres out there.

[@relser187]

I would suggest making your voiceovers a bit louder. You’re a soft spoken person which is totally fine, but the way I’d have to turn up your explanations then the sample music comes in and its way too loud was always kind of jarring. Making the overall volume level as in-sync as possible would make the listening experience better. That is my critique/constrictive criticism. The music selections were great and your explanations of each genre are good. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into researching and listening to all this music! :)

[@hipppycockney]

i wonder how is that possible i mean I've experienced that when i record my voice in my closet. but weirdly enough i used headsets to record some gameplay and surprisingly my voice was audible.

[@GhostsGenocide]

I can hear both perfectly

[@LoveSickWorld]

I’ll be honest, I’ll never get over Vaporwave becoming a meme, I unironically really like that stuff and am sort of tired for being made fun of for it lol

[@LoveSickWorld]

@@adeonn I quite like Eco Virtual for having a sound that I would say is a bit more unique in the genera, more ambient at times, his work is sort of this 1990s weather channel type of feel to it. And I know this is a big one but Home. I know he had one of the most popular vaporwave songs out there being Resonance but he has SO much more to get into if you do a deeper dive into his work, not even really sure if it’s fit to call him vaporwave he is just his own thing

[@ladymcbittle6689]

@@LoveSickWorld seeing the word Home anywhere warms my heart. Btw I always struggle dividing artists from Electronic Gems in genres. Like, for example, if you know Voyage, what is the music he makes? Synthwave, vaporwave, retrowave or like something else?

[@lady_deaths_head]

Can you link what time it appears? I came here to see where ge'd put synthwave and its derivations basically

[@LoveSickWorld]

@@lady_deaths_head all of the time links are in the description

[@mislav268]

@@lady_deaths_head 57:39 i read this comment right as vaporwave came up so there you go

[@dg9444]

8:43 truly the pinnacle of music

[@sandrosmaximus2121]

Love this video but seeing the comments I see that its impossible for one person to perfectly represent every genre, so it would be kinda interesting to see this video in a community setting so that a community for every genre votes top 3 songs that represent this genre or smth

[@jaceeekgary]

Yes! That’s exactly what I was thinking since the songs would be so much more accurate.

[@fireflieer2422]

that would be awesome!

[@stonoir5978]

im not even kidding, i somewhat like every single genre that is here, except ANYTHING rap related

[@Yungjay]

This video is amazing. Made me realize how many genres of music there are and how many i’m missing out on. Thanks for this.

[@stravvman]

Out of curiosity, what’s everyone’s favorite genre? Mine is Dent (or Djent, not sure)

[@neolordie]

I'd say either atmospheric black metal, melodic death metal, even if I'm also really into indie/progrock, jpop and vocaloid

[@aryakdangol5582]

Does it?

[@earthling273]

Blues & Rock

[@aregulargenericname8794]

After seeing how many there are, i no longer know

[@googoo1II40]

personally a breakcore/lolicore fan. dont mind indierock too

[@shartwarrior]

I'm actually amazed that KZbin hasn't recognized those music videos while the anime girl is dancing lmao

[@spaghettios]

Sneak 100

[@V0W4N]

Chika power

[@nielwayne345]

The funny thing is she’s actually on beat a couple times throughout the video

[@hongkongdad928]

Algorithm is distracted by her

[@coconutmango4422]

@@nielwayne345 dude I noticed that too! its pretty funny

[@DAMusic-qu2ec]

Very cool list. Needs more classical. Basically, there’s Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Late Romantic, 20th Century. Then, sub genres, for example in Late Romantic, you’ve got Impressionism, Exoticism, Expressionist. In 20th Century, you’ve got, Neo Classical, Primitivism, Folk-Classical, Minimalist, Atonal, 12 Tone. That’s just a few. There’s a ton more. Also, Chopin is Romantic period, not Baroque.

[@brettonjohansen1619]

yessss the more tone rows the better

[@azureNotsure]

lol yeah chopin being baroque threw me off guard

[@stefanalexanderlungu1503]

Needs more types of jazz as well

[@LeoD.J]

I disliked how he would mention vague genres, like EDM, then go on to explain only *a few* of it's subgenres, but he didn't do the same for other vague genres mentioned, like classical or folk. If you're gonna mention the subgenres of only a few "supergenres" (like EDM), then you should do the same for the other supergenres, or do the opposite by only mentioning the supergenres and not their subgenres.

[@SlenderGray59]

no one cares about classical songs

[@Icyy4406]

Thank you for introducing me to pirate metal, its one of my favourite genres now

[@dahlia8534]

It's so wonderful that all of this exists, and to know everyone has different opinions, interpretations, and feelings to each genre- it's groovy

[@alkmibeats2133]

Feel the same^^

[@kubikim]

All this music enjoyers are missing out. You guys don't know the amazing sounds of frying pans clanging against your skull every morning. It hurts at first but it grows onto you.

[@Eterrath]

@@kubikim More than half the people in the comments bitching to each other about how the video got their favorite genre wrong really need to listen to this genre daily

[@joelmccann9869]

Damn, Chika Fujiwara loves every genre of music

[@spaghettios]

😂😂

[@yourname7568]

We should all be like her

[@MiaTheWatermellon]

Just for anyone wondering, in Vocaloid we credit the producers, not the vocal synth (Eg. Hatsune Miku, Megurine Luka, Kagamine Rin and Len, MEIKO, KAITIO, etc.) used. As much as I know you put a fuck tonne of hard work into this video, the producers for each song shown there are Miku by Anamanaguchi, Crime and Punishment by DECO*27 (Deco Niina), World Is Mine by Ryo (Supercell) and Rolling Girl by Wowaka (RIP)

[@batteryacid1]

true it would be like crediting a song to a roland lmao

[@otakudoug3663]

yea when i got to that part, i was prettyannoyed that hatsune miku was the credited one and not the artist, but remembering again this video must've taken a lot of time to produce, i can tolerate it

[@dandanP]

I love mitchie m and utsu-p lol very different type of music I must say

[@honesty8141]

Bro forgot about phonk 😭😭😭

[@Witchrave2004]

I luv kaitooooo

[@Babzeed]

the switch from bubblegum bass to dark ambient gave me whiplash 😭

[@EpicManaphyDude]

I love how these comments are all like a variety of people with different musical interests and preferences all kinda here. it’s super cool

[@orestelapeste1894]

You're right, super cool. What's your favorite genre?

[@21tangtang72]

@@orestelapeste1894 asain rock pluggnb🙂

[@modernmusicofthedarkages296]

It's so cool that you included Bardcore as a style, including one of MY covers, "I'm blue"! Thank you!

[@tumultoustortellini]

This vid just got you a sub. Keep up the good work

[@TABBYMUSIC]

I expected Vaporwave but didn't expect to see so many subgenres of it, you've earned my respect

[@chinossynthesizer705]

That's because Darksynth wave dominates the other synth waves

[@nahashammon1081]

@@chinossynthesizer705 petition to consider phonkwave as darksynth

[@four-en-tee]

I did What i dont understand is why plunderphonics is below it. Thats literally what vaporwave is on a techincal level. Also, is noise REALLY more obscure than mallsoft??? That one is just baffling.

[@Another_youtube_animator]

Ok real fucking talk… WHY HAVE I SEEN LIKE 8 OF YOUR COMMENTS IN THE PAST WEEK LIKE… WTH

[@MEOWMIX3DS]

@WILD GRANNYZ simpsonwave is not a musical genre its just putting a video of the simpsons on a track

[@kombatpath8605]

Was not expecting war metal to be so low. Also thanks for including Power-Violence. It seems to be absent from all other lists

[@yannikst]

Stalaggh/Gulaggh has actually a pretty interesting background story. It are just recordings of people screaming. The recorded screams are those of people suffering from psychological illnesses in a mental hospital. Stalaggh was a project founded by some of the treating doctors in cowork with some underground producers. The patients were asked to scream all the pain, anger or desperstion dwelling inside them out of themselves as a form of group therapy. This was recorded and the result we can hear today. Some of the patients were interviewed later about the project and they described the experience as relieving.

[@spaghettios]

God damn Jesus Christ…

[@EDrie_edits]

Woah

[@Skunkray]

Also you can hear one of the patients strangle another patient in “projekt misanthropia”

[@betos-08]

That's really messed up to dehumanise people like that. They're just people.

[@Swervyyyy]

@@betos-08it’s not dehumanizing, apparently it’s more therapeutic 😭

[@manuelmauricio9646]

This video is insane, I can't imagine the amount of hard work and research that must have been made for it. It's like the ultimate guide for all music genres that you can revisit anytime for discovering new stuff. Although I think some songs dont quit fit the genre they are put in, 32k is still an insult, this deserves waaaaayyy more views and likes.

[@roblw6697]

the best part is that half of it is completely wrong

[@randomuser1010]

Im not gonna brag about this video being wrong because its practically imposible to make a 2 hours long video and be perfectly right about everything, but like half of the info listed here is completely wrong

[@phobics9498]

@@randomuser1010 "Im not going to say this video is wrong" "Half of this is wrong"

[@B1SCOOP]

Bro, uploader simply reread descriptions from wikipedia and similar sites.

[@roblw6697]

@@B1SCOOP and then provided examples of unrelated genres

[@Notllamalord]

I personally enjoy 10 hours of tortured screaming occasionally broken by a civil war marching song

[@beegod255]

Link?

[@wrathengel82]

war in a nutshell

[@aslanlemos]

civilwaemarchingcore 😈😈

[@DikasDusam]

why? no rudeness total curiosity, wanting to understand a human who lived in specific environment.

[@edwardmaslen8818]

@@DikasDusamI believe it’s a joke

[@diddy_dante]

Great video, extremely high effort, cannot imagine how long it took to edit this. I have some critiques though. K-pop and J-pop shouldn't be in the same genre section imo. And OST is referring to the "original" soundtrack, e.g. not songs appearing in the movie, but the sound played in the scenes, so most often without lyrics, so most popular examples being things like John William's and Hans Zimmer's pieces in star wars and inception respectively.

[@kitkatmelon]

Should've put megalovania in OST

[@Baconator2558]

@@kitkatmelon Megalovania's become its own sub-genre at this point.

[@wigligigly3375]

@@Baconator2558 dude the amount of mashups is freaky

[@eeeithan6588]

I feel Touhou OST's would be suitable

[@maesi6974]

Agreed, back in the days kpop and jpop were somewhat similar but now they're completely separate and unique

[@DJPastaYaY]

Truly remarkable how much I learned from this video alone. There's so much to music out there and I hope to keep on discovering and learning 😃

[@lemoncherri]

That cut from the Jesus Christ song into metal was masterful

[@spaghettios]

Thanks😂😂

[@KarakalTukan]

Jesus Christ Pose - Soundgarden

[@cloudunknown]

My crew's getting big and it keeps getting bigger

[@Another_youtube_animator]

That’s cuz Jesus Christ is my 😳

[@ChristianDoretti]

And there comes black metal 💀😂

[@tiggytiger171]

I feel so powerful having unironically listened to some of the genres on the really low tiers before, and knowing of and having heard of ones on the very lowest tier. No life coming in handy.

[@Kaslidaughterofchaos]

@@Person16384 wdym white noise has the best beat 🥲

[@M1dn1ght_F0r3st]

I really like listening to Sonorism! It’s an all time favorite of mine.

[@zack_420]

lowest one i've organically found and listened to was gorenoise

[@christianmetalchannel5231]

I’ve listened to Christian gorenoise in my quest to find the most obscure Christian metal. I was surprised that it was at the very bottom of the list 😂

[@amp02]

Only got to hypertone

[@echo884]

I thought I knew about some obscure and very specific genres but this is actually pretty interesting. always love learning more about music and possibly finding a new genre to listen to!

[@Beginnergamer1823]

I basically know everything up till tier 3/4 I didn't even know that many genres have existed I'm shocked

[@noechiron889]

Incredible work Even tho a lot of people or complaining about how you miss represented their favorite genre, I think you did an amazing job in term of researching and sampling, and I really enjoyed watching this

[@spaghettios]

Thank you Noé

[@pikmin369]

​@@spaghettiosyeah i got a little confused with some of the songs presented for genres like breakcore or jungle but overall 👍👍👍

[@sirfizz6518]

The title makes it sound like it's gonna be informative...tbh it kinda defeats the whole purpose of it's not accurate...

[@odothedoll2738]

@@sirfizz6518 it’s a KZbin video by a random guy covering a ton of genres many of witch he’s probably not familiar with chill

[@fungusly]

@@odothedoll2738 The video would be much better if he became more familiar with the genres before he covered them. Him being a "random guy" doesn't mean that he's absolved from all criticism.

[@andrewj3177]

8:48 the single most powerful verse in music history

[@soovi4522]

Another one that's been missed out is New Jack Swing. It was really popular in the late 80s and early 90s, and would share similarities with the instrumentals of Hip Hop songs of the time, but would often contain Vocals more similar to a pop or r&b song. An example is Janet Jackson's "Rythm Nation", or Michael Jackson's "Dangerous". It is characterized by industrial sounding, heavy and loud beats with smaller drum patterns in-between.

[@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070]

Damn my boy. How he gonna do New Jack like that. It so immensely responsible for current sounds in the culture and isn't understood or appreciated enough

[@badnrad]

Seriously, it was really an essential soundtrack from like '88 through '98+ because Teddy Riley was still churning out hits with Blackstreet. I think today many people got a taste of it when Bruno Mars and Cardi B came out with "Finesse" which of course borrows the instantly recognizable snare hits from "Poison" by Bell Biv Devoe and a recreation of the set from In Living Color for the video, which of course had it's own fantastic theme song. The syncopated rhythms between the bass, synths and drums provided such a broad foundation for producer's creativity and signature style. And utilizing more complex and catchy bass lines that melodically tie it all together was definitely the logical evolution from the poppy synth-funk era of the 80's as it blended into the hip hop and G-Funk era of the early 90's. New Jack Swing really deserves more recognition than it has considering how much it dominated pop radio for such a long time.

[@jies7164]

i genuinely didn’t expect my attention deficit self would’ve been able to sit through the full 3 hours of this video, but this video was surprisingly entertaining, thank you!

[@verge9508]

my friend:"whats your music taste?" *danger music* friend:"what" *d a n g e r m u s i c*

[@Bro.oklyn.1]

What teir are y’all most into?? I’m mostly a teir 2 person

[@connergalles7106]

I'm into chill slow music, mathrock, etc. Dont like rock or boring English songs

[@connergalles7106]

Also I never knew anime OP's ED's, etc was called Visual Kei 40:00

[@Exo7oxE]

Whatever tier MODERN doom music is in. I thought industrial metal but those songs didn't sound like it, and DOOM metal is more like the classic games. I guess just OST then

[@Bro.oklyn.1]

@@Exo7oxE I’m mainly big on mcr and emo bands but I also occasionally jam out to vocaloid and nightcore with a lot of other randoms surrounding those 3

[@abak0n]

tier 8, war metal. REVENGE is too damn good.

[@giannibelli7548]

You nailed some genres and completely missed the mark on some others and I don't know why

[@andrewsmatsyt8954]

yea like none of those screamo songs he used were actually screamo.

[@GarviHere]

Because the iceberg tear list is obsolete

[@Cafepitoflauta]

For example in the jungle one he put funk, r&b and soul songs

[@leonardo9259]

Cause this is a hell of a lot of work, and some labels are kinda redundant (like trap and drill or edm and techno), he's bound to misslabel some of them Still impressive job

[@wingdingsfontcharactercode9886]

Yeah like with metal, most of those were rock songs, not metal

[@mothlee]

Hey man, incredible video! So much effort must have gone into making this and I'm super impressed. One thing though-the audio balancing is a little rough and your commentary is very quiet compared to the music, so I have to constantly keep turning it up or down so I can hear you without the music being too loud in my ears. It might just be a me thing, but it was pretty frustrating to manage. Just something to consider for the future. Thanks for taking the time to teach us all about music! I definitely learned a lot.

[@revatte549]

i’d like to see someone make a tier list out of this now

[@ButWhyMe...]

Could I?

[@DirtyDoge]

I found a tier list of music genres with my friend a while back, a lot of it was pretty obscure and brand new to us. I just found it on tiermaker and it was actually pretty interesting.

[@revatte549]

@@ButWhyMe... yes, you could

[@ButWhyMe...]

@@revatte549 Does it have to have narration? I don't really want to share my voice..

[@MasterEpic1]

Reggaetón should be F tier

[@sillyskye]

im trying to listen to this in the background but i keep hearing good songs to add to my playlist

[@sillyskye]

nevermind it is chill even during the reject stages

[@crazys_corner]

I think Math Rock should've had more emphasis on how it's built around changing complicated time signatures.

[@originalpoksta]

My dude…You did so good with this. I’m at the mid point and taking a break. I applaud the efforts of this encyclopedic arrangement of music. I’m learning a lot more than I bargained for that for sure. I was mainly here to differentiate the nuances and slight differences in the upper tier genres but now I’m staying for the deep dive. Thank you!

[@originalpoksta]

Why is there so much negativity in the comments. It’s always a critique without anything positive to add. It’s what was missed instead of the 98% that was included. I know you are above this and mature enough to handle, but I’m still sorry for this. Life just be like that I guess.

[@X-1111-]

@@originalpoksta because people are cry babies. Im glad broski made this i had no clue about most of this music even existing though i can say anything after like teir 6 is essentially not even music atp

[@breakingawesome4888]

the fact that the chika dance goes so well with almost everything in this video (at least the first tiers) fills me with pure joy

[@BlueCharizard]

Her dancing to rap had me like "ayyy she getting it" XD

[@BrianMagnan]

My thoughts exactly.

[@harveywhittaker1660]

It’s beautiful

[@requiem165]

It’s so fucking annoying

[@masoncrowley2777]

He slowed and speeded her up for some of the songs.

[@BloodMoonASMR]

In the Balkans there is a style of music called Turbo-folk (Serbia), Tallava (Albania), Chalga (Bulgaria), Tsiftetelia/laïko (Greece), Arabesque (Turkey) and Manele (Romania). It is a mix of East European, gypsy, Middle Eastern and Balkan music. It often features scantily-dressed women (or pimp-like men) performing belly-dancing. There are traditional elements in it (such as darbouka/zurna/sipsi/šargija etc.) usually mixed with commercial dance instrumentals.

[@pog7126]

I was looking for it on the iceberg but couldn't find it. But I would like to see it on the iceberg

[@joy-wire]

True, I was wondering if it would show up. I live in Greece and like half radio stations play this damn laiko and similar music. I'm so fuckin tired of it and for some reason almost everyone I know loves it. Jfc. (Sorry but I had to get the anger out lol)

[@BloodMoonASMR]

@@joy-wire I actually sing it (Chalga or 'pop-folk' kyucheks). It's a dime a dozen but the best ones are from either the 2000s or 90s. Today's stuff is far from palatable, though. I couldn't even number how many Bulgarian covers there are of Greek hits.

[@joy-wire]

@@BloodMoonASMR Yea I agree, the older stuff is at least listenable. Also I've noticed that some greek hits are also covers or inspired by other songs (like Alkistis Protopsalti's Ola afta pou fovamai being like a cover of Nickelback's How you remind me). It's just because they overplay them that they get tiring. Also don't get me started on Romanian manele

[@schizoyandere]

i didn't watch the entire video but did was exyu on the list?

[@ArgaJacint]

It was a bit surprising to see Doom Metal and Riddim so deep down with genres I've never even heard of.

[@kjelloetke2892]

Right? Thought that of many genres in the lower tiers

[@evans4978]

Hit dem with the riddim

[@DanYuleo]

I saw Krautrock *way* down and got sooo confused and then... if people know what it is... Zeuhl, though on the slightly obscure side of Progressive Rock, should *not* be two down from it... like... Whatever haha.

[@cookieguy9885]

The genres in that tier aren't *super* obscure, really. Fits in pretty well since Riddim isn't exactly big and Doom Metal isn't very recognizable outside of Doom music.

[@vnyun6445]

I couldn’t find riddim anywhere in the list at first so I thought they were completely unaware about its existence lmao

[@MeblIkea]

Yess! He talked about Plunderphonics! This video looks awesome, I really want to watch it, but 3 hours. I'll try to watch it in smaller parts, because I don't really have 3 hours straight.

[@FretboardToAsh]

This has been one big nostalgia trip. Even if not all of it is entirely correct, which with a project like this I don't think can be expected, it's a great video. Well done.

[@Anjito.]

As a part of the vaporwave community I thank you so much for this masterpiece, and for including some of vaporwaves sub genres. Best wishes for your channel.

[@spaghettios]

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed. It’s nice comments like these that make me happy every now and then, appreciate it

[@cloudunknown]

@@spaghettios The one mistake I'd say is that Vaporwave emerged more in the mid to late 2000s rather than the early 2010s. Maybe it's modern form emerged more in the early 2010s but it definitely existed before than (for example Daniel Lopatin - Angel and Devon Hendryx - Dreamcast Summer Songs are some examples)

[@a_changedworld]

A good start. I have two thoughts. 1) Some editing/fact-checking needed. Become open for submissions, perhaps via a spreadsheet, where fans or artists of a particular genre can submit a written description of what they believe defines the genres, it's history and the best 3 examples (including why they are the best). 2) This isn't the ideal place to use the tier format because it jumps around so much. Consider grouping/presenting them by parent and sub-genres. This, semi chronological method will more easily highlight the influences and evolution from parent to sub-genre. But - I still love this :)

[@leonardo9259]

hard agree, i can submit some stuff

[@internetuser8922]

Also, there's way too much difference in volume between the music and the commentator's voice. Most modern music is compressed like crazy so everything sounds as loud as possible. It's unfortunate, but you have to run your voice through a similar compression effect, otherwise you have to keep changing the audio while watching the video, and that gets old real fast.

[@egalomon]

regarding 2) at the end of the day, this is an "iceberg" video, not a history lesson or a comprehensive guide. The iceberg formula puts things into these categories or tiers because at the top you have the "normal", well known entries and the further down you go, the more "out there", scary or incomprehensible the entries become. That's the whole point of the iceberg. Going through the genres historically would be an entirely different premise and not fit the theme of "iceberg" videos.

[@screwtapee]

Re 2): this is an iceberg video so it does go from most well known to most unknown

[@rayres1074]

So you mean... Rateyourmusic's RYM Box Set but for youtube?

[@Very-Tired]

On a roadtrip to Tennessee and this is what I'm listening to to pass the time. Love your voice dude

[@spaghettios]

Hope you have a safe drive

[@avemetatarsaliaenthusiast8202]

A lot of the genres in the deeper tiers are just the same in sound, only different in the intention put into their creation. I'm talking specifically about the 2 billion variations on death metal and the 1 trillion versions of increasingly obnoxious techno noise beats.

[@whos_oco]

define techno noise

[@СуперканалВлада]

@@whos_oco autotuned farts with high bpm

[@phart325]

absolutely, and i love it

[@MatsYoo]

I know you are serious but you made a good joke mate

[@22tfortnitevevo]

they are not

[@MoYceyYDnB]

Great video! However "Jungle" was completely wrong. I'm not even sure what the songs under jungle would be classed as. I can appreciate though mistakes would be made in a video this complicated. Jungle is actually the predecessor to "Drum and Bass", which you exampled in this video perfectly. Some actual Jungle songs include: Adam F - Circles (also Pinkpantheress version) Congo Natty - Junglist Shy FX - Original Nuttah LTJ Bukem - Atlantis

[@slicertm668]

Agree. Nice to see a fellow Jungle/DnB enjoyer :)

[@Quantum973]

came here to say this - there must have been an error. Some other jungle tunes: Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows Calibre & High Contrast - Mr Majestic Goldie - Kemistry (Doc Scott remix) Dillinja - Untitled (1993)

[@Troopmcdoop]

Junglist massive

[@KingArttu]

Roll The Bass - Inject The Bass Mix by DJ Hype is really good too i'll never forget Goes Around by Desired State. It's so good. The Crash by Sponge as well

[@Kdilla412]

lmfao i skipped right to the jungle part of the video and was so confused when he started playing those random non jungle songs

[@jaycewilkinson6221]

Black metal and death metal should have been 2 separate entries, they are very distinct from each other.

[@joshvogel3327]

🤓

[@MrBaverbo]

@@joshvogel3327they are

[@lessmdn]

@@MrBaverbo 🤓

[@_Nozzy]

​@@lessmdnthey are

[@rd101]

@@_Nozzy 🤓

[@DJ7777BPM]

You missed a few that I know of: Dancecore Drenchcore (fusion of dancecore and frenchcore) ISM (slowest music genre) Power metal Psycore Hard dance Downtempo Extradrone (fusion of drone and extratone) Rhythmic noise Raggatek There are probably many other underground genres so I can't blame you for not finding them all as it's probably not possible.

[@memesanddreams3719]

Can I just say man, the fact you included architects in this list is insane, one of my favourite bands, thanks man

[@rcengineer]

correction about heavy metal: the description given of heavy metal here is the same as for metal. However, heavy metal is actually a specific subgenre of metal that formed in the late 70s and early 80s, characterized by bands like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Diamond Head, and Saxon. Bodies, I Will Not Bow, and XO Tour are in fact not even metal at all, Master of Puppets is thrash metal, and Denny's is hardcore. Oh and also hardcore is a punk genre, not edm.

[@brycesucksatguitar3786]

someone who understands. thanks lemmy RIP

[@rcengineer]

It's also kind of funny that the video describes hardcore as an edm genre (which it might be, I don't listen to edm) and then all the examples it gives are hardcore punk bands.

[@winnebagotrout1997]

Hardcore is also a genre of edm. Angerfist is a notable producer of the genre

[@rcengineer]

@@winnebagotrout1997 Okay but all the examples given were still hardcore punk, not edm.

[@the_MrFloof]

There’s hardcore punk, and there’s (electronic) hardcore. This man somehow managed to give the description for the latter, but play examples from the former... 😅🤣

[@alafosca5724]

Bardcore gets a feature but Black Metal is put into Death Metal. I find that weird because Black Metal is a very deep genre; you could say Black Metal is the spiritual one, or the poetic one, whereas Death Metal is the materialistic one, the fleshy one, brute one. Both CAN be similar but definitely not the same genre, at all. Just look at Inquisition or Lamp Of Murmuur, and then look at Cannibal Corpse, right? But I can't complain! This video... Man *I NEEDED THIS*, it just proves me once again that I can never choose a specific genre and that all genres have brilliant gems that deserve to be worshipped. Thanks for sharing such a long and arduous work, I'm sure it took forever, but it was 100% worth it and I want to deeply thank you for it. PS: I read somewhere that there's no psytrance? Me sad 😢

[@balintmarkus180]

I am just missing citypop from this iceberg... Loved the video ❤

[@kshayk0]

The most significant observation i made from this list is that Kelly Clarkson had such timeless bangers

[@noooplease1707]

not kidding, going to show this to my mother because she often gets very confused about the different genres and styles of music that are out there.

[@donaldduckdidyomom]

don’t show her the hardcore or metal one

[@donaldduckdidyomom]

mostly good examples though

[@screwtapee]

@@donaldduckdidyomom why lmao, moms can like metal

[@donaldduckdidyomom]

@@screwtapee that wasn’t that point, it’s that the examples sucked

[@screwtapee]

@@donaldduckdidyomom oh i see

[@throwawaybabie8943]

full disclaimer, i worked with a lot of visual kei in the early 2000s and was very much in the scene of visual kei. there are a lot of misconceptions about visual kei but when you're talking about visual kei as a thing, you're more so talking about an aesthetical genre than a musical genre, if that makes sense. what separated visual kei from heavy metal or nu metal or any of the other rock genres was the visual aspect of the bands. when you're referring to visual kei, you're moreso going to be looking at artists like malice mizer, the gazette, manterou opera, versailles, 12012, screw, etc. to reiterate, visual kei isn't just a musical genre and it actually hinges on the aesthetic being there completely. for people interested in visual kei, better examples for the genre song-wise would probably be obscure by dir en grey, guren by the gazette, raging blood by screw, libra (or zetsubou) by mucc. also, as someone who also worked in kpop and jpop, the explanations of those genres is actually missing quite a lot. both jpop and kpop have different genre meanings depending on what aspect of them you are looking at. kpop especially. in korea, any music that is considered popular falls under the kpop tag that could be anything from a ballad song to a hip-hop song. however, when we talk about kpop in the west, we're typically referring to korean pop music, as in the pop genre. i didn't mean for the comment to be this long, especially for a bit of an older video, but i think when talking about certain genres, it's important to include nuances because they change what and why the genre is the way it is. genres like kpop where the term in the genre's native land is organised differently than our understanding or genres like visual kei that started an entire fashion and lifestyle movement off the back of it (elegant gothic lolita) have far more nuances than i think a lot of other genres do and a brief explanation kinda misses important parts for each genre. (i mean even black metal has a whole nuanced and almost unhinged background to it.)

[@Gakki_Aniki]

Exactly he showed random j-rock videos and called them visual kei lol

[@yurios7797]

Surprised to hear dir en grey here, love em

[@thewaltner]

Lol why did he put apple seed from aot in that genre. It's literally a soundtrack

[@Chainsaw_gutz]

1:28:12 due to this video, I love Dsbm now XD Edit from 8 months later: ive gotta thank you so bloody much, dsbm was my gateway to black metal and now its my fav genre, i was going through alot (still am) and thats why dsbm caught my eye, i found an absolute gem

[@alkmibeats2133]

35:26, I don’t think that this is the same hardcore as what your description mentioned, but honestly, huge fan of this video, this was just constructive criticism. Literally after watching this video 10+ times (helps get through the work day, long drives, listening while working out), that’s literally the only “true” error I found (all other accusations of LJ miscategorizing based on genre scrutiny and different communities’/different people’s definitions of music genre boundaries aside, don’t feel like I’m versed enough as an outsider to basically any of these music genres from rock to EDM sub categories to older, more analog genres either, to be able to make a claim one way or the other), which is definitely saying something considering how much he actually manages to describe and fit into this video. Kudos, my friend.

[@drifter402]

Problem is Hardcore is the name of like 3 genres. At least the I know. The rock stuff, the Breakbeaty early rave music and then the other Hardcore that's an evolution of that.

[@Casketkrusher_]

In the rave scene Hardcore is actually the faster and more aggressive form of Techno, could be merged with Gabber I think. And in the US and UK in the early 80's Hardcore was also associated with Punk, I could be wrong though.

[@hellsbells512]

Yeah Bane and Bad Brains are Hardcore Punk. It started in the late 70s but is still going strong today :)

[@matmightstir1427]

Lol another error is the music examples used for jungle, idk how that snuck past (no offense, i still enjoyed the video greatly)

[@alkmibeats2133]

@@matmightstir1427 I’m going to look it up now, what was the time stamp again?

[@quen2088]

I love how Chika’s dance fits various genres

[@666-55-t]

2:50:00 Stallagh or Gullagh is a dutch / belgium band. One of the bandmates worked in an insine asylum and they say that he recorded most of the voices there. You are listening to insane patients going crazy and screaming. That's what makes it so terrifying.