THE NEW BEATLES?! AMERICAN DAD REACTS TO Top 10 British Bands Who Never Cracked America

AMERICAN DAD REACTS TO Top 10 British Bands Who Never Cracked America
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[@JayrenTv]

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[@CM-1723]

React to " is this britians most violent game" by tiffo football on KZbin

[@markperry6017]

When they mention Madness being linked to skinheads, Skinheads were originally anti racist and linked to Ska and dance hall. The racist skins came later and co-opted the style.

[@TheCornishCockney]

I was an original skin in 70 - 73-ish in South London and we were proud that our firm was black and white. We loved each other’s music,each other’s style and each other’s parties. ,oh the parties !! Brixton had the very best parties,often starting Friday night and not stopping til about early monday morning. The music was reggae,Motown,funk,southern soul,northern soul,danceable rock,psychedelic and even pop. There’s nothing like that today or ever will be. The buzz was unique.

[@user-ti2xy9fv6z]

Absolutely right, skins didn't care about race, like all music movements in UK everything was Inclusive. Music is music .

[@R3ED3R]

@@TheCornishCockney I feel like films like 'this is England' show us in a bad light

[@tomstorey8559]

Robbie Williams absolutely did make it by himself he didn't need take that to make it big, if you ask anyone to name a big male solo singer the first person most people think of is Robbie Williams, you do reaction to his hits over the past thirty years

[@xiuminthroughthesky9405]

Take That was extremely popular in the UK. Then they stopped for about 10 years but they then released a new album, which became massive again, reaching the same popularity as when they were young or even more popular. This is a really rare thing to do!

[@Cjbx11]

Take That was a very unusual case in that they were huge until they spilt in the late 90s at which point Robbie Williams was the most successful as a solo artist. After the band reunited over 10yrs later (without Robbie Williams) they starred where they left off with a new album and were every bit as successful as they had been first time around. It’s highly unusual for a band to reform and continue at the same sort of success that they had originally.

[@jordanjenkins2813]

Robbie Williams didn't need to reunite for money, he is worth $300 million, Gary Barlow is also worth $105 million

[@davebolowski7925]

Many of these band were massive throughout Europe, Australia and the Far East. Many balked at the effort a protracted US tour (eg: U2 ) would take. Months or years away from home/family etc, especially as EU has a population over 400 million, with more than 700million on continental Europe alone - more than twice the population of the USA. If you’re big in UK/Europe; the US is nice and has huge spending power, but not the feather in the cap it used to be in the 60/70s. They ain’t short of a few quid that’s for sure.

[@bobbyboko6317]

Take That actually came back bigger and better

[@69mckean]

Robbie Williams was the late 90s. He was everywhere in the uk, and to be fair he was pretty fucking good.

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Can't go wrong reacting to any of the huge British bands, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Queen, Black Sabbath, Dire Straits etc etc Most of these artists are usually in top 10 bands to ever exist lists

[@Rabant777]

Another ill considered Watch Mojo list mainly focusing on a very particular slice of the UK music scene.

[@davidbirchall832]

The Stone Roses did reform for a series of gigs. I highly recommend 'Fool's Gold in Heaton Park'. John Squire's guitar playing will blow you away

[@brucehenderson7397]

Kelly Jones is a great vocalist check out stereophonic guys

[@CuriousUserError]

Agree. Up to 8 number 1 albums now in the UK. Bob Dylan recently named them one of his favorite bands. They are friends with many classic bands and have toured with many of them over the years. Definitely check out their covers and B-sides released over the years too!

[@charliecosta3971]

oasis v Blur... both released their singles the same day. They hated each other, it was Manchester v London or the North vrs the south. It was a media frenzy all over the tv who is going to win the battle of the bands to get the number 1 spot. ask anyone 30+ and they will all remember this so well... it was huge in the uk. there are loads of you tube videos on this Oasis v Blur

[@uppyraptor49]

Listen to joy division - atmospere and other hits, they lost their lead singer and became new order, amazing groups

[@fionamcroberts595]

You need to react to Lewis Capaldi. Songs: someone you loved, bruises, before you go , hold me while you wait and grace.

[@paulguise698]

Hiya Jayren, you should react to The Smiths a Manchester Band from the 1980s,like the bands Happy Mondays and Take That, I hope you enjoyed looking at British Bands that didn't crack America, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England

[@alexgibbons15]

React to happy Mondays or stone roses

[@jane0206]

Lol take that and Robbie Williams solo were absolutely massive still are I think

[@joniarmel7308]

In the sixties , the Brit’s invaded America. The Americans produced Motown . Unlike today , people were cohesive in music listening. Radio stations played everything . We were music educated , unlike today. The Brit’s invaded again in the eighties . I remember my son followed Kasabian on the 2000’s . Every year I was glued to the t. V. to watch Glastonbury from England. Oasis and Kasabian played . Good memories and great memories. I still listen to the Smiths and the Cure. My grandson listens to The Beatles Abbey Road. I told him about Yard Act a new British band. One has to dig for good music these days . It’s a lot of work but worth it . American music is stagnant right now .

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

Your wron about Take That ( i was never a fan) but Robbie Williams did amazingly well the number one male artist for years. Check out his Nebworth gig 120k a night for 3 nights in a row.

[@tanyacampbell29]

Skin heads is not the same over here as in the US, it was more the way they looked, dressed and the music they listened to which was Ska, two-tone music which was a mixture of traditional Jamaican ska music with elements of punk rock and new wave music.

[@jagdavies1]

Oh Stiff Little Fingers!! check them out

[@Grithron2]

Of course it works both ways - people often point to instances like Television (as in Tom Verlaine & co) having a Top 10 hit in the UK when they couldn't crack the Top 100 in the US (though now everyone agrees their debut, at least, is a classic)...or Captain Beefheart having a run of hit albums in the UK but never charting at home (no matter, iconic status assured).

[@arsenalmanic]

Some quality bands in this. Surprised they didn't make it in america. Different tastes i guess

[@michaelzzzzzzzzzzzz]

Stereophonics - seriously one of the best bands off time.

[@quentze7772]

yo can u react to - Cant Be Us - by headie one bando kay and abra cadabra

[@martins8619]

Stereophonics are a great band. Amazing live act too.

[@darrenmorgan870]

Take that didn't need the money, the lowest amount they each has is £50 million each then the song writer he is worth around £100, million, then Robbie Williams he got £100 million for one contract for 3 albums

[@martinconnors5195]

Supergrass (cool), Madness (another cool group)

[@GamingCont]

You cant be blaming us for Green Day

[@jshaw4757]

Can you do some bare knuckle fights check out Danny christie a dude who has earnt major respect recently and just had a return fight absolute warrior proper bloodsport type fight but yh check out Danny christie he slays giants if you want links his fights lemme know

[@TheCornishCockney]

Most of these British bands cracked major parts of the world,just not America. Almost in this list would be an iconic 60’s British band,The Kinks. I know they had one hit there,was it Lola? Not sure,but the vast majority of their great music was massive in the UK. They once were told,maybe you are TOO British to appeal to American audiences,to which the legend that is Ray Davies said “you make that sound like a bad thing” Sometimes,we like the fact that only we can “get” the kind of music produced by many British bands.

[@OnceWasRStrathfield]

Hmm.... I'm not a Take That fan. I was a kid when they were hot, and I hated them. However, Robbie Williams as well as other Take That members have had illustrious solo careers. Robbie WIlliams was a star on his own for a few years. These guys didn't have low bank accounts. In fact, I think Robbie Williams is a friend of the Royal family or something. They reformed to add a fat paycheck to what was already a fat bank account.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

The Specials and Thin Lizzy. Are two great british bands that didn't crack the USA.

[@dkinclonberne]

Thin Lizzy is an Irish band 🙄

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

@@dkinclonberne okay... I'll remember that now because of that judgmental emoji😭 I just assumed they were british because they don't sound Irish at all, they sound English. And there aren't many Black people in Ireland 😂

[@sarahealey1780]

Robbie left take that and signed an £80 million contract so he's not short of money, take that have had a major comeback they are still lived all over the world the US is the only place they didn't crack and that is only because when asked if they wanted to they said they can't be arsed 😄

[@darrenmorgan870]

All the top bands will be British, not hating on anyone else, it's just they all seem to be Brits, not saying American bands are qs good, America has some good ones as well.

[@robertmarriott6767]

Happy Mondays did NOT influence Stone Roses or Oasis

[@Jn-jh9pd]

Little mix not being on this list is criminal

[@andrewallen3826]

The Smiths were the greatest band since The Beatles and they never broke the USA

[@Djsonley]

I dunno tbh. I know a lot of American's into indie love their music and the Smiths sold 1.5m of their 4m albums in the US. That's a big chunk.

[@nadeansimmons226]

Robbie Williams never needed them. He was huge everywhere except the US

[@MrChristbait]

Watch Mojo talk too much!

[@Tony2438]

They are not singing in American accents