Billboard's Top 200 Songs by Peak - 1991

[@MILUNGAO]

Back in 1991, we still had one foot in the 80's.

[@christosstamato527]

Until grunge hit later that year, and the whole '80s spirit' if you will, was lost.

[@sigmundfreud8976]

1990-1992 was kind of a hybrid transition between the late 80s sound and the pure 90s sound

[@jorgem.salinasramirez1946]

Thanks You very much. This video is a fabulous compilation of the most important songs in the Billboard top 100 of 1991.Wooow many great songs many are pop music classics

[@bbd5680]

So many classics and gems I had forgotten about!!

[@jonogren5567]

And a lot of crap.

[@LuvGokunut]

I hit the top 25 and I got chills. Damn good year for music.

[@courtneyhaubert6049]

These songs take me back to high school. Great times!

[@CodyNewhouse]

Love these 'Songs by Peak' collections. More please.

[@guilhermerls2272]

Dance music, rock, r&b, hip hop... What a year ! What a decade !

[@jamesanthonygreen8233]

I loved watching this video. It takes me back to the year I graduated from high school. I also loved hearing the five number 2 songs stymied by Bryan Adams "Everything I Do (I Do It for You)."

[@rkyrkrdo]

Another great year for music!!😁😁 A lot of '80s vibes still held on yet alongside new sounds at the time that eventually defined the 90s (and it was more noticeable by the following year of '92). I guess typical of beginning of decade's transition periods. Also '91 in US music had "some lasts": the last year of "analog Billboard" before going "Soundscan digital" by the end of the year into '92, and therefore the last year of many competitive no.1s on the charts before the "months at no.1" under the new format. Thank you Hot Music Charts for such an awesome video and the time dedicated to put this together!! I do enjoy your videos, yet these "year top 200s" are indeed my favorites and always look forward to these!!😍😍👍👍

[@larodneyguyton9317]

Yes I used to follow the Billboard charts back then 1991 was a special year for me freshman year of high school those Atlanta Braves

[@SuperGrerman]

❤👏👏👏👏

[@ГеоргийПопов-е5ч]

Wicked Game my favourite of this year. Good year

[@newtonduck1]

So many great songs that year! I was in college and this is a total flashback in the best way.

[@cridiego]

Great year for music!

[@RandomNonsense1985]

As much as those Black Crowes songs still get played on the radio to this day, you'd think they'd be a lot higher on the chart.

[@guilhermerls2272]

I didn't know most of the songs and I really like many of them. Thank u.

[@yasminsaba3561]

Please keep these videos coming 👍🏻

[@Soundofsilver2007]

This has waaaaaay more in common with 88 than 93

[@cparkes92]

A lot of big hair (Tesla, Extreme, Cinderella, Poison, Nelson, GnR, Firehouse, Winger, Alias, Warrant, Steelheart, Van Hagar, Damn Yankees)

[@kendall6515]

This was the year they started to fade out. Next year we would have more of the bigger clothes and shorter hair styles as dance and hip hop became more common and glam rock and hair metal faded out. I was glad too bc was never a huge fan of hair bands.

[@faceofkongos516]

Some of the hair bands shifted their sounds like Bon Jovi, Def Leppard and etc. just to keep up in the music of the 90's.

[@supermacc5]

Gran trabajo! Felicitaciones.

[@kendall6515]

Hey you should do the following: 1) every song on the hot 100 by peak for that year. 2) do every year starting back when it started in 1958. 3) do every billboard chart by the same stats or the main ones like pop radio/top 40 mainstream, hot 100 airplay, r&b/hip hop, rock, country, streaming, digital, etc. I know it takes time, but that be awesome if we could get that. I’m sure it will definitely be appreciated and push your channel and views more.

[@garycambridge5513]

I’ve never forgiven Madonna for not doing a video to rescue me 🥺🥺

[@DJTiger-tp2kc]

Oh my God, me too. That would have vaulted that song into the top 3 for sure!

[@JUSAGUYNKY]

LOL!! Same here

[@daledavid7516]

You forgot "Good For Me" by Amy Grant. It peaked at #8

[@bdiaz6081]

“Good For Me” peaked in 92.

[@newgoodsongs2908]

The best year for music ever, and it's not even close. Thanks for posting.

[@karm3667]

My favourite songs out of this top 200 countdown are: 01 "Justify My Love", Madonna 02 "Rescue Me", Madonna 03 "I've Been Thinking About You", Londonbeat 04 "I Touch Myself", Divinyls 05 "Show Me The Way", Styx 06 "Romantic", Karyn White 07 "This House", Tracie Spencer 08 "Love Will Never Do (Without You)", Janet Jackson 09 "Where Does My Heart Beat Now", Celine Dion 10 "Touch Me (All Night Long)", Cathy Dennis

[@guilhermerls2272]

10:43 This song deserved a video. One of the best Madonna's songs!

[@stinax31]

no i am getting old that these songs will be 30 years old next year

[@justjarod7440]

Love Will Never Do came out in 1989 and still was able to peak high and have longevity in 1991…. wow

[@bonehilda7626]

It was actually released in October 1990. The Rhythm Nation album was released in 1989.

[@가즈아-j7d]

very good

[@nickthatcher8825]

Mj and Bryan adams.. 7 weeks at #1.. damn!

[@mauriliopasquinineto]

Debbie Gibson ,esta nesta lista com a música anything its possible, também nome de seu terceiro disco , composta por ela e Lamont dozier

[@karm3667]

How do you rank two songs or more tied by the same peak position and the same number of weeks at their peak position?

[@edevanko160]

Great year for the Tunes freshman sophmore year of high school

[@fakrulanuar9380]

Roxette ROX!!!

[@derekkinman7492]

and the number 1 winner of billboards top 200 songs by peak of 1991 is bryan adams everything i do i do it for you from robin hood prince of thieves my favorite kevin costner movie.

[@RandomNonsense1985]

How the hell were all those forgotten dance songs bigger hits than Losing My Religion? Also, where's Smells Like Teen Spirit?

[@kendall6515]

1992

[@robindick2802]

The last songs are crazy good 👍

[@stradivariuskalitechnara6856]

9:34 Voices that care !

[@faceofkongos516]

Damn I didn't realize that T.I sampled Why you wanna from the maker of 100% pure love".

[@RSully94]

I legit hate that so many of these #1 songs don't even have 20 weeks on the chart. Thank god for the Nielsen rankings and recurrent rule that came in affect for the 1992 year.

[@twink3448]

At that time it was common for songs to stay less than 20 weeks

[@kendall6515]

It’s bullshit and then they are getting replaced by these crappy ass songs today bc of the weeks just bc there’s not enough competition like there was then and radios slowly play songs now making them stay on there longer. But it’s not fair bc radio played these songs on shorter spans and that made their runs shorter. Plus they didn’t have as many formats to go from. So it’s bullshit how they allow blinding lights, levitating, stay, save your tears, heat waves and all these other annoying ass songs replace classics like love will never do, rush rush, it’s so hard to say goodbye, good vibrations, gonna make you sweat, and hell even I wanna sex you up is better than heat waves. There definitely needs to be a formula applied that compares what songs would’ve done back then to make them be adjusted properly.

[@RSully94]

@@kendall6515 you come off as someone that hates modern music so your comment with poor grammar I may add doesn't have much power.

[@faceofkongos516]

I just wished that this rule was implemented earlier like in 1991 so that some songs like Walking in Memphis and especially Enter the sandman could have been made the year end in 1991.

[@henriquesousa7]

Most of the albums my mom had gotten from Columbia House, especially the ones in top 10!

[@ESLJake]

27 #1's wow.

[@kendall6515]

We didn’t get stuck with the same ass generic songs like heat waves, stay, first class, and all those other boring ass songs like we do now. It made the charts better, but they are being cheated bc they didn’t have radio playing them for 40 weeks, streaming and digital, and all the other advantages these songs have now. If they been out in 1991 and had broader competition like back then it been better. Now you have to be under 30, look good, cuss and talk abojt sex, drugs, and money, rap rather than sing to have a hit. Yea there was more one hit wonders. But it’s better because we had variety and quality music. It allowed more artists to be exposed and make a living. Now, we have less on the charts. Less that are known. Less that are supported despite us having more people, more artists, more music, more everything.

[@user-dh4mi6ir2m]

Artist/song? 0:00

[@hiiiii2960]

Oh how i love the 1990's Mariah 😍

[@antonioclaretdossantos9959]

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[@djdj2861]

Just goes to show that if we could survive Color Me Badd, we can survive anything.

[@markduncan9757]

Females ruled the decade. Mariah, Janet, Madonna, Toni Braxton, Brandi, Celine Dion, Monica, TLC

[@valoryt1297]

Metallica? Rage Against The Machine? Nirvana? and many more… WHERE ARE THEY?

[@piotrekkaszkur3812]

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[@TheEmaile]

The year of adult contemporary.

[@anthonycabral7726]

Kim Wilde

[@TheEmaile]

Where’s 1990?

[@jonogren5567]

Amy Grant had a big year placing 3 songs.

[@Owlsick]

nirvana?

[@auliakaliza1904]

1992

[@Owlsick]

@@auliakaliza1904 smells like teen spirit

[@erichall4548]

What a year...every song from 27 was a number one... that is a record

[@Fredrik_ridd]

Were is Metallica and nirvana

[@kendall6515]

Metallica was here with enter sandman. Nirvana didn’t peak till the next year.

[@stradivariuskalitechnara6856]

Take That - babe ?

[@fabiancayuleo3699]

And rush rush de paula abdul!?.

[@perseusjoppa426]

Ahí está, en el #3 de todo el conteo.

[@stradivariuskalitechnara6856]

Metallica ,Ac DC ,Steelheart wrong .are metal heavy not pop styling bands

[@stradivariuskalitechnara6856]

@Enguarde i have not problem with Billboards ..but i not agree the philisofy to choice i mean hard rok/ metal heavy songs styling into the lists together of classic pop music styling . Is other thing hard melodic rok , progressive rok, symfonic metal , alternative, soft slow rok, folk ,blues rok , jazz ,funky soul rok, and other pop electro House rengaton disco pop music

[@stradivariuskalitechnara6856]

@Enguarde its ok.my friend no problem. I understand .Enjoy free to listening every genre of music choices lists . Just simple everyone have this different art music philisophy today .and i recpect this . Im not fanatic extremely fan of metal heavy music .i collect listen every music with nice rythm melody that gives emocions and rok melodic song with soft progressive elements ,specially slow atmospheric melanholic balands from 70s 80s ..if want i suggest to you some of theme popular and not very popular bands around the world ..

[@Eyezpopmusic]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 indont remember these songs

[@KS-oh9no]

Where is Nirvana and Pearl Jam?

[@tur74d56]

Long forgotten as it was depressing music !

[@CyberWorm5000]

Smells Like Teen Spirit hits #6 in January 1992, and Come As You are is #32 in May 1992.

[@Soundofsilver2007]

@@CyberWorm5000 that came after