🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE MOST POPULAR SONG OF EVERY MONTH OF THE 2000s!

[@zn.mercury3089]

Fun fact: "Irreplaceable" was actually written by Ne-Yo then it was given to Beyonce. There's even a demo version on KZbin with his vocals. Beautiful song by both artists. ❤

[@ginalolajupiter2942]

The music we hear from age 13-30 will always be the best music ever written, lol. It's the soundtrack of our youth and every song is connected to a memory. Other music cannot compete with the deep feelings that are attached to those songs. I'm Gen X and recognized all but three songs (why was there a song about Ketchup?) Great reaction!

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

I think we have a lot of memories and nostalgia from those ages, but I (personally) appreciate so much music from before and after those ages. There's always great music being made.

[@mmbs3191]

That's the only song I didn't recognize.

[@dustinsoucie3836]

Yeah, I turned 14 in the year 2000 and remember all of these songs

[@momD612]

Got a point, but I remember sooooo much from an earlier age that's honestly more memorable. 🤷‍♀️

[@thelegendaryfk7922]

Lol that was the name of the group apparently the song is about a drunk person trying to remember how to sing rappers delight

[@Julieroo28]

I’m a Gen Xer and my favorite decade for music was definitely the 80’s. I think we’re all biased. I was unfamiliar with 20 of these songs. I imagine that number would dramatically go up with music from 2010-now.

[@josecarbajal5710]

You kids and your music. *shaking my fist*

[@kabirconsiders]

😂😂

[@momD612]

😂😂 I understand

[@youngred88]

Now that's something I'd say 30 years from now lol 😂😂😂

[@TakersSoulGirl22]

LOL That will be me in like 20 years. My kids are gonna get the "if you're gonna listen to that close the bedroom door" that i got lol

[@stefanc4520]

I find it crazy how many bangers DIDN'T make the list because there were SOOO many dope songs!

[@RamblingRose08]

Before this video I would have said 90s, but it is definitely 2000s for me as well. Such great music.

[@PaulaCollins-wc1hn]

Love how u know nearly if all song..

[@wendellgee11]

Max Martin was the Swedish producer/ song writer behind a lot of songs written in this era. He's a frigging genius.

[@erikawilliams9558]

There's something i like from every decade, including now. I don't think any era is better or worse, just different. I just am fond of the 90s bc those were my teen years. It cracks me up when people say all music after a certain year sucks. There's always something good

[@strangebiped]

U R VRY WISE, YUNG ONE.

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

@KabirReacts I am so grateful to my children and grandchildren for keeping 'contemporary' music in my life! Sooo many good compositions, instrumentation, and lyrics in the 2000s. Favorite music decade? Duh-- … 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s … --yes ;-) All nostalgic, most still relevant, Kabir. Thank *you* for reacting to such great music!!!

[@joannegaughan6132]

WOW! I'm getting old...the 60's, the 70's, the 80's, and the 90's music I knew. I recognized exactly 5 songs from the 20's list. Maybe it's because I love hard rock, really most any rock. 😮❤🇺🇸

[@joannegaughan6132]

@@strangebiped I agree! I don't listen to radio anymore either and the only band I followed through the 2000's is "Disturbed"! I'm Down With the Sickness...LOL!👏👍❤😊

[@ericacarreiro9299]

Hi my beautiful Man... I loved your channel. The 00's is our generation... I was born in 86... So I lived the 80's, 90's and 00's until now! Great reaction.

[@JenKnee423]

I love these videos! The music from the 80s, 90s and 00’s are all my favorite

[@matijamaksan4344]

Born in 1992 and lived through 2000's and have fond memories of most songs and i know every single song. But still now i go and listen to 80's music, i think 1984 was the greatest year in music.

[@1WildFlower93]

I remembered all but 4 of those tracks. Thats how much i heard then at the time

[@randysake5031]

Music from the 80's still top charts around the world.

[@TwinMama-jv3zb]

This was the 1 for me! Brings back such good memories. As certain songs came on I could smell the coconut rum we would *borrow* from my friend's parents 😅 or smell the pool, or feel the windows down driving blasting the newest big song. I miss those days!

[@BIGJOHN866]

Kabir you reacting to the most popular songs in every month for the 90s & 00s is just like my time travel from my early childhood up until I was in highschool. Just seeing all most popular songs from the 90s & 00s bring back memory, I love the music from back the 90s & 00s.

[@lindarogers2271]

Kabir, everyone's teen years are their golden years of music. You are bias but so is everyone else. I know I am . For me 60s , and 70s music especially Motown is it for me. I've got to say , I am surprised , I have heard all these songs except about 5 of them. I am a lover of music all genre... Thanks again for a great video and reaction . Love seeing you sing along .🎤🎶

[@jarhead98gaming]

2000’s music is forever GOATED and the best decade of music ever 😂❤🤘🏼

[@NickBLeaveIt]

"Dragostea Din Tei" got an English language version with the lyric "When you leave my colors fade to grey".

[@sabrinakay4100]

This video made me so happy lol. I miss the 2000’s

[@yannhollister9091]

Born in 1986 and 80s/90s are my favorite decades for music. 70s/90s for movies.

[@LaShumbraBatesAuDHD]

GenXer here, and I recognized all but that one song by Ozone. I never knew of their existence. My favorite music decade is definitely the 80s, with the 90s a close second. Funny thing is I remember more songs from the 2000s than I did from the 80s and 90s video. 😅😅

[@TakersSoulGirl22]

Awesome! I was hoping you would do this one Kabir! So thanks :D 2000s music was awesome. I'd say this was my favorite decade even though I was late to the party in that I stepped outside of listening to strictly country music was 2002-2003 lol One of my favorite memories is when I was visiting my sister and I Gotta Feeling came on the radio in the car and we turned it up full blast and started singing and bopping to it. It was so fun. Also RIP Chester Bennington. 😢

[@kabirconsiders]

I’ve been looking forward to this one since I started the series! So many good songs

[@karenrandall6725]

Hey I am 67 and could sing along with most of the songs. My daughter was in Jr high and high school then, my son too so we listened to all of this music. Some of my favs. But the 70's were super. And the eightys, ok. 90's great. 2000's super, pokerface. Pink was kind of scary. lol Great video.

[@jermainedification]

80s 90s and 2000s were the best eras for music for me

[@tiredandcranky]

I use to play MTV after work while I did housework and made dinner. I remember stopping and dancing to some of these songs. Sometimes my children would dance with me. My daughter and myself were huge Eminem fans.

[@laudanum669]

I'm so glad I grew up in the 70's-80's.

[@dizzybc]

13:16 Rihanna's debut album "Music of the Sun" was released almost 18 years ago, in August 2005.

[@GodlessFiend]

As a 91 baby who grew up on mid 2000s music and early 2010s, this is making me feel old even tho im 31

[@Yankeesfan-il2he]

80s-2000s will forever be goated

[@deanbrunner261]

I was born in the 50s. My parents listened to country. We all tend to listen to our coming of age music. 60s and70s was my teen years that's what I usually listen to

[@americansmark]

Empire State of Mind is my jam when I want to tear it up with the windows down.

[@jons.105]

You really love music!! It's refreshing. Yes, this list seems skewered to the UK rather than to the States, but we share a lot in common. Fergie's "London Bridge" was #1 here, but everyone agreed she ripped off Gwen Stefani's "Hollaback Girl". A surprising omission: Michelle Branch's "Everywhere", a big hit in the US Summer of 2001.

[@Yankeesfan-il2he]

This was the decade I was born April 2004 once we got to 2006 I remember hearing every song on radio even 2004 songs

[@technicschic]

Your comment on Black Eyed Peas, including Fergie, cracked me up, because they have been doing music since the late 80's, and Fergie wasn't originally involved. I know them from their Behind The Front (1998) and Bridging The Gap (2000) albums; amazing music, you should check those out! Also, the Numa Numa song was somewhat viral in the U.S., but only because of a viral video where a kid was shoulder-dancing to it at his bedroom desk.

[@javierclyburn5688]

I love this era of music, but I also like music from the 60's and 70's because that's what I grew up listening to being around my grandparents. I'm a 90's baby by the way. Great video!👍🏾

[@vee7586]

i knew every single one and now i want this as a playlist!

[@Armyaunt73]

I love watching you singing. I'm singing too

[@micheller.8370]

I'm 42, and I'm not one of those people who thinks only my generation has the best music. I think you can find fantastic music in any generation in every genre, and country.

[@buphoon1452]

Fireflies was the most nostalgic one for me 100%

[@ronnix23]

I would pick the 80's as the best decade for music, but I think the best 10 year stretch of music would be from 1978-1987. You'd be getting the following artists at their peak: MJ, Prince, Bruce Springsteen, The Bee Gees, U2, Billy Joel, Hall & Oates, Whitney Houston, Phil Collins, and Van Halen. You had great albums by other artists like The Wall, Back In Black, Synchronicity, Appetite For Destruction, Graceland, Master Of Puppets, and London Calling. You had the beginning of hip hop as a major art form and the 2nd British invasion. You also had great soundtracks like Saturday Night Fever, Grease, Flashdance, Footloose, Beverly Hills Cop, and Purple Rain.

[@faureamour]

I was born in the mid 80s. The 90s is my favorite decade. I think I didn't listen to the radio as much in the mid 00s because I was I college studying music, so I had completely different things I was listening to and practicing for school. But the early 00s are my high school soundtrack. Oh nostalgia!

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

I graduated highschool in 2007. So hearing the songs from 2000-2007 brought me back to my preteen and late teen years. 2002-2007 i was 13-18yrs old. So it was the peak of my teen years. It brought me back to how free i was: no bills, got to hang out with friends, sleeping in every weekend, no adulting at all. Ahhhhhh, those were to good old days. And i got to experience the 90’s era as a kid. So i think us 90’s kids got the best end of the deal with the 90’s and 2000’s.

[@stellaandes759]

I see that you knew every one of those songs. I only know of a few of them, though I recognize the artists for a lot of them. Our love for the music we grew up with (in junior and senior high school) tends to be where our preferences lie, according to several studies. Or so I have read. My favorite era is the 60s and early 70s, though it isn't the only music I love. It's just that I was born in 1951.

[@josecarbajal5710]

Me and my homies came across the singer from o-town on Hollywood boulevard. We roasted him crazy.

[@deethearies]

Wow the guitar part in wild thoughts is a sample, had no idea. I knew 93 of them, this era was so good! This video was nostalgic as hell 😭

[@Dweebix]

Savage Garden - I knew I loved you.... 2000? I swear I remember hearing that song in the 90s.

[@likemeordont5951]

I love this series!

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

"Dragostea Din Tea" wasn't that big of a thing here in America until the Numa Numa Guy showed up on KZbin. Thanks to him, we also know of the English version of that song, but it didn't catch on until about 2006.

[@suzanyoung6372]

My favorites are from the 70's and 80's. But i like some from all decades.

[@ithilnin123]

I was born in ‘71, and definitely love the 70s, 80s and 90s music, BUT I knew all but about 5 of these songs. It was a good decade for music, but I have to say that I appreciate the music BEFORE auto-tuning really became a thing better. You couldn’t disguise your talent level at all. 💁🏻‍♀️

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

Numa Numa was gigantic here but for a different reason. One of the first huge viral KZbin video. Numa Numa Kid.. please react to it I think it would be a fun reaction. It's not a long clip but you should definitely check it out

[@brandonaston301]

I purchased the Now cds in the 2000’s and almost all of these songs are on them. This decade is when iTunes first released which really gave us the opportunity to hear these songs more easily. KZbin as well gave us the ability to watch the music videos whenever we wanted as well.

[@laurataylor8717]

I think everyone probably believes the popular music from their high school and college years was when music was the best. The song Angel is a remake of an old song from I think the 70s. When I was learning to drive, my mom had a tape in her car. I listened to that tape over and over because it was there. I can't hear the remake without thinking the original lyrics.

[@CherylOstrowskiKass]

They have a video for the 2010s. You have to do that one also, please. ❤

[@VegasR0cks]

I like the music reactions. If you do any more in the future, you may want to check out Melissa Bonny. I would recommend reacting to her main group Ad Infinitum or her side project The Dark Side of the Moon. Her vocals will blow your mind!

[@SilvanaDil]

Suggested video: "Top 20 Most Beautiful College Campuses in the USA" (channel: Trip Xtreme)

[@leadingblind1629]

Up to 2008, I only really recognized about 6 songs. So my sort of recognized were songs that existed, but I by no means new them. I recognized More Rittz that have been borrowed from older songs than anything else

[@myisu827]

I tend to agree about the statement of the music of 13 -30. However it also depends upon what genre you listened to during that time. There may have been 1 or 2 of these I didn't know, but for the most part, so many were knockin and are still on my playlist now. But then I was 30 in 2k

[@malalaz66]

I used to think I was an 80’s gal but as the years go on I have got to say the 70’s have the 80’s beat for me but not by much. The music of my teens is most memorable to me.

[@brandonjohnson92]

For me, the early 2000s, 2000-2004, brings back so many memories.

[@tarahoughton1370]

I love all the decades.... I suppose it's 1975 to 1985 that have the most meaning to me. Just like the 2000 's do for you. That's what is so very important about music.... It keeps us connected to our past.... but deep down we know that each evolution would never be there without the one before. Embrace it all... it's the universal language...music.

[@rallycapandstanding]

9:00 cuz of Numa Numa Guy video 😂

[@RamblingRose08]

Rihanna's first album was 2005, that's 18 years.

[@jordan_sal413]

For me, from about '86 up to about '05 that music in those years can not be touched. I think for me being born in '92 i grew up listening to the 80's through my parents and grew up through the 90's-early 2000's, so that span of music brings me certain feelings that cant be replicated

[@Suprachiasmatic]

My favorite decades for music are 90s and 70s but I think the 00s would come in right after that. I didn’t love it at the time because I’m a cranky hipster about music but looking back I really like a lot of it.

[@kikibeneme]

This was a banger decade for sure. I know 99% of the songs on the list! Great times, folks!

[@buffyrules4ever]

You need to do a reaction series to the 2nd most popular song videos next

[@crystalpender2345]

For me 80s and 90s but everything up to 2005 is great too.

[@angelafraser4572]

Rhianna got a UK no. 2 in 2005 with Pon de Replay and another UK no 2. with SOS in 2006.

[@ronluk76]

Green Day is one of my fave bands ever! Plus they are from the Bay Area!

[@TheticCrime]

I've seen all these video of popular songs from 60 to 2000, and looks like they were most popular in the US & UK, but in the rest of EU some were, but mostly was trance / techno early hardstyle and their song artists most popular

[@JacobG093]

Rihanna dropped SOS when she was 17 i believe (or 18). She's still young but yeah she's been around for a minute!

[@mk76769]

I was born in the mid 90s, I would have to pick the 80s. If I could choose a second, it would the 70s. First ever concert was Def Leppard and KISS. Rock is my genre of choice.

[@ejtappan1802]

My decade of music was the 70's but still, I could sing along to about 90% of these tunes. And I can see why someone your age would consider it the best decade... there was some seriously good stuff playing back then!

[@raetimothy935]

This is giving me PTSD from my late teens early 20's😂. I was 17 in 2000 btw.

[@StreetHierarchy]

I was 15/16; popular music did not work out for me until after 2004. I was into radiohead, deftones, glassjaw; stuff like that...mr. bungle

[@justinabakugou5813]

I was born in 2001😅

[@slanetroyard92]

9:01 I was 12 at the time but yeah it was pretty popular here in the states thanks to a guy on Google coming up with a dance for a contest.

[@gh41996]

70s and 90s are top for me, but 80s and 00s are great too!

[@winec00ler]

Yeah I was born in the mid 80s so I like mid 90s to mid 2000's songs best

[@ben7260]

Bro i am 16 years old, and i the 80s is objectively THE Golden Era of music

[@amycarcaterra8177]

90's , 2000-2010, and 50's

[@monicamcfadden9479]

2000s were great!

[@odieooops4171]

Wow! You did know just about every single one! I’m pretty much only a rocker chick; not at all a fan of hip hop or pop so I didn’t know many 😊

[@wendyhodges7172]

My favorite decade was the 80's because that is when I was in high school. I knew all but 3 of the songs on this list. My son graduated high school in 2009 so I heard all of these. The three I didn't know weren't popular in the States.

[@The_Man246]

No, before Umbrella, Rihanna was even a thing with "Pon de Replay" (2005), SOS and Unfaithful (both 2006). I'm a 90s kid and grew up mostly with the 00s music, but overall, 80s to early 00s are the greatest (70s are fantastic as well, don't get me wrong). In my opinion, with some exceptions, great music ended in 2017 - after that the downhill was real.

[@iabconsulting]

I recognized 15 songs total and only liked about half that. My erra was the 70s. Kiss, Queen, Styx, Triumph, etc.

[@appleclaws9653]

Madonna for sure is my favorite from all the 80s, 90s and 2000s, she truly is one of the few artists to remain extremely popular for such a long time

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

I still play in da club every birthday.

[@aliselynch]

I lived through both the 90s and 00s, and the aughts win hands down for bangers imo.

[@hughfuller8416]

Glad you knew the London song.

[@Peg__]

Kabir may want to consider, "United States of Pop" by DJ Earworm. He remixes hits by year, so you get to hear longer bits of the songs. Not sure how far back he goes.

[@stayfly3000]

I enjoyed listening to all of these hits! I am reminded how grateful I am to no longer have to listen to Akon talk-sing on a track. I was surprised how many hits Beyoncé and DC had. The two acts combined had the most for the decade. Oh, and Rihanna started making music in 2005, Umbrella was on her 3rd album (2008).

[@myst0dreamer]

I found a channel that has videos (like 2-1/2 hours long, and the songs are still just short snippets), like All Billboard #1 Songs Ever, another that is all #2 songs ever, etc., at least until #4 songs. These are too long to do on your channel but I thought someone might want to know the channel exists.

[@HenSt-gz7qj]

I kinda stopped listening to music post 2006 due to work and other stuffs, so i just listen whatever music i know since.

[@micheleperkins1956]

Kabir, you're totally gonna trounce me on this decade. I'm gonna guess I'll know 50, and I'm being generous. I guess I'll see once I unpause. 😂

[@lauracosby7382]

I knew 90 percent of the songs...not so bad, as I am 61 years old. LOL

[@stefanniecundiff1554]

Dragostea din tei was popular in the Spanish speaking community ❤️ Still is today!

[@coyotelong4349]

Lol it’s funny how how nostalgia is now starting to make 2000s music better in hindsight I remember when 2000s was “today’s music” and people thought it was crap lol When we got the 2030s is when people will start to fondly look back on 2010s music