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Hi everyone, Iâm Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video Iâm going React To THE MOST POPULAR SONG IN EVERY MONTH OF THE 80s
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Girl you know itâs True by Milli Vanilli, the one you said was âso funky,â you should look into. Itâs got an amazing backstory. đđđ
Absolutely!
Exactly what I was thinking. Go down that rabbit hole. đ€Ł
I loved those guys, super disappointed when they went down
You got way more than 40%, Kabir. Id say you have earned your honorary Gen X membership!
Your T Shirt and key chain are on the way.
Back when all that was happening I had a poster that we painted a big circle with a line through it right over milli vanilli's faces. Ah to be that young again. :)
This reminded me how talented you had to be before autotune. You're right, there wasn't much angst in music then. I appreciate all of these artists more now.
I recognized all of them and what a fun trip down memory lane! The 80's were part of my teens and very early 20's and you're right Kabir, it was an absolutely fun decade.
Being a teenager in the 80s was incredible! Life was just free and easy with the best music/concerts â€ïž
I would love to interview someone on my CZcams channel about what it was like being a teenager in the 80s. I was born in 83 but didn't get that teenager experience LOL.
@@shadycnetwork If I could go back and do it all over again, I donât think Iâd change anything about it! You didnât have to beat your brains in trying to make enough money to live on; prices were much more reasonable. Also, you could get into an arena concert đ” for less than $20. I could ramble on all day if given the chance! đ€đ€
@@odieooops4171 hey shoot me a message or comment on my videos some way to get a hold of you cuz I would love to interview you.
I was in hs and college in 80s
Best decade ever. Time machine please
I was born in 1971 so I grew up in the 80s. We had GREAT music!! And this was just the tip of the iceberg! Lots of other great songs like Thriller and Purple Rain just to name a few. I knew all these songs except maybe 4 or 5. Some of the early 80s songs flashed me back to rollerblading and hanging with friends. Good times!! I would love a compilation of all these songs together!! đ
I have to agree. I was also born in 71 and knew all but 1 song that was towards the end. This definitely brought back memories.
Yep 71 here too , they could do a video like this of #2's each month and it still is a total hits package.
I was born in 74 so same here. I also had a sister 6 years older so I was influenced by popular music at a very early age. I could remember specific times even for the songs in the 70s video!
1972 model here and yes I knew all of these!!
The 80âs are arguably THE BEST DECADE!!! Music, fashion trends, ground-breaking tv and cinema⊠you name it!
Everybody could say the same thing about their decade. I can say the same thing about the 70s. And the 70s singers had to actually sing because there was no auto tunes and synthesizers. Bands played real instruments.
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I love learning about 80's pop culture, one of my favorite shows was "I Love the 80's"
Unfortunately that mf Reagan had to bring it all down in the US at least
â@@mildredpierce4506 I agree with the 70s being the best but for more reasons than just it being when I was a teen!
I grew up in the 80s and I swear thatâs where my love for music comes from. I knew all but 5 of these songs. Random fact: I went to High School with Tiffanyâs sister. Havenât thought about her in so long but seeing her in here brought back memories, and so did almost all of these songs. Rock on Kabir đ€đŒ
That's the thing about the 80s what a fantastic time it was to be a kid. Literally every single song on this list I remember and can think of a moment of my childhood where I heard it. And they were all good moments. If I could I would go back and Ill live in a perpetual 80s any day.
I graduated high school in 1985 and the 80's was all about the music. This video brought back so many good memories. You would have loved it back then. Much love and many blessings from Michigan.
I'm so glad I was an 80s kid! I graduated from high school in 1988. I'm a proud 80's kid! The music was amazing and movie soundtracks were the best and never the same again! đ
There was only 3 songs I didnât know. I was born in â74 so I watched MTV when it first started. Love my 80s. I wish that Janet Jackson and more hair bands were featured
Same! I was born in â74 as well and remember MTV from its inception.
I loved growing up in the 80s. It was a special time that I will always cherish.
My children were born in 1980, 1981 and 1982 this video brought back lots of wonderful memories. You've got a great singing voice Kabir. Michael Jackson was much more than just his voice. What a talent!
Graduated from high school in 82 and college after. So much fun. Best music ever. Loved listening to local bands cover these
Me too!
Class of â88 here.
Sometimes I forget how local cover bands kept the hottest hits going through those decades.
Now our local cover bands are Home Free or Pentatonix on CZcams.
The 80's were magic
You got about 80% from what I could tell, which shows how many of them are still played today. I was young in the 80s and it and the 90s were decades of energy and optimism which were reflected in the music. Times seem much bleaker now in comparison. I feel sorry that young people today have so many problems we didn't have back then.
I miss the 80s. It was my Jr high and high school time and I think I had a memory hit me for each song. Those were the good days!
Kabir, PLEASE do more of these videos! These are so much fun, I'm singing and dancing in my kitchen, lol. đâ€
I graduated high school in 1990 in America, so I truly lived the 80s! I saw Michael Jackson in concert, Rick James, Stevie Wonder, New Edition, RunDMC, to name a few. Prince also lit up the 80s.
..It's fair to say that the top 5 or top 10 songs of every month in the 80s was a great and memorable song.
I was a senior in HS during 85-86. Great time to be alive!
This was an amazing walk down memory lane! Born in the early 80's and I can still remember a lot of these getting regular airplay.
Watching you react to this music is pure joy. You know more than you think.
I didn't need a time machine. I was 15 in 1980. Heavy Metal, Punk, Techno, early rap, ectra, collided into a whirlwind of awesome, uphoric, arena rock experiences!!!!! It was AWESOME!!!
My son was 3 in 1986 and this was his favorite song and video on MTV.
I was born in 1977, So i grew up with this...what a fantastic blast from the past.
Dude I was born end of the 80's and both of my sister's left home when I was 4 leaving me most of their cassettes plus and I love the 80's + 90's music I knew 93 of these songs and didn't know 24 it does make me feel old plus have good music taste at the same time.
Kabri, thanks for doing these, I also enjoy them! Definitely Michael Jackson, Madonna and George Michael were definitely the dominant performers in this decade
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God, I miss the 80s so much. It hurts.
The 80's was so much better of a decade for music than a lot of people like to give it credit for.
Man this was my childhood soundtrack! Love it.
1980âs music was fantastic. Every song â€ïž
So many great things. This is my high-school college years. Thereâs a lot of folks who had one or two hits, but also the emergence of George Michael, Madonna, Whitney, Cyndi Lauper, and Michael. Absolute legends.
Michael emerged WAY before the 80s.
He re-emerged.
@@DeAnne1233 I don't even think re-emerge seems accurate because he never went away.
@@terrigaines1812 Popped back up in a new skin? đ
â@@terrigaines1812 His video footage with his brothers from the 1970s is absolutely amazing!
Fun Fact (if no one else has pointed it out yet): The bearded guy on the Barbara Streisand cover is Bee Gees legend Barry Gibb, who wrote a bunch of songs for her that charted really well.
EDIT: I'm a bit surprised "Kokomo" by The Beach Boys didn't make the list. It was a HUGE song in 1988 thanks to the movie "Cocktail".
Watching you rock out to the 3 seconds of song is a blast!
80s music was the best to grow up with.
Born in '82. So many great songs, and some I'm still discovering!
Great reaction. "What a decade" indeed! The 80s were just hit after hit after hit. Those of us who were kids or teens back then were so fortunate to grow up with this soundtrack. So true these clips are too short though!
MTV was born in the 80's. I graduated high school in 89. Good times. Less bullshit.
I am extremely impressed that you knew most of them.
Kudos to you. đ©đ»
Also so fun, and agree that they need more time on each song. I was in high school and college in the 80s, and it was definitely a fun time. :)
Best Music Decade
I was 17/18 in 1980, so it was an awesome decade for me music-wise! Wish you could have experienced it! Nothing like it. You seemed to remember tons of them. Well done!
Now this was the first decade I was old enough to really remember music. What a time to be alive.
I grew up in a great time...starting in the 60's with grade school into 70's with high school grad 1975 and on...hanging out with friends. Great times....
There are quite a few remakes/covers in this vid. In order of appearance: Soft Cellâs âTainted Loveâ is a remake of a song recorded and released in 1964 by American soul singer Gloria Jones, Joan Jett & The Blackheartsâ âI Love Rock ânâ Rollâ is a remake of a song recorded and released in 1973 by British Glam Rock band The Arrows, David Bowie & Mick Jaggerâs duet of âDancing In The Streetâ is a remake of a 1964 Motown record from Martha (Reeves) & The Vandellas, Dionne (Warwick) & Friendsâ âThatâs What Friends Are Forâ was first recorded and released in 1982 by Rod Stewart for the film âNight Shiftâ, Whitney Houstonâs âThe Greatest Love of Allâ was first recorded and released by George Benson in 1976, Bananaramaâs âVenusâ was originally a #1 song by the Dutch Rock band Shocking Blue in 1970, Los Lobosâ âLa Bambaâ was first recorded and released in 1958 by the late Ritchie Valens, a few months before his untimely death in a plane crash and was featured in the 1987 biopic film of Valens, Tiffanyâs âI Think Weâre Alone Nowâ was originally recorded and released 20 years earlier by Tommy James & The Shondells, Pet Shop Boysâ âAlways on My Mindâ was originally recorded and released in 1972 as â(You Were) Always on My Mind by American soul singer Gwen McCrae (that same year both American Brenda Lee and Elvis Presley would record and have released versions of the same song with the title listed the same as Pet Shop Boysâ version), Phil Collinsâ âA Groovy Kind of Loveâ is slowed down remake of the British band, The Mindbendersâ 1967 original, âA Groovy Kind of Loveâ.
The song, "Celebration", has literally been played at almost every wedding I've been to or been a part of, except for my wedding. I got married at a church that didn't allow dancing. However, they did let my husband & I have our first wedding dance as husband & wife. đ
Where was the song "Thriller" by Michael Jackson? That was a HUGE hit for himâ
And "Here & Now"
I turned 5 in December of 1980 so this is making me so nostalgic! I'd say 95% of these are attached to memories for me!
I turned 19 in 1980. I probably danced to many of these songs on many, many Friday and Saturday nights out. This will be fun!
I remember as a kid when I got my first radio as a birthday gift. I heard Beat It come on and I have been a music fan ever since.
It's nice when somebody actually knows the songs and enjoys music. Most reactors don't know 90% of it except what is used in TikTok videos
MJ. George micheal Phil collins. Whitney. Such great talents.
I did not recognize 12 of the songs in this list. It did seem to be mostly the disco music that I didn't really know so well. I do know some ABBA, but I did not recognize anything they had on this list. I thought they were gone by the 80's. So that was a surprise.
And I miss the 80's. It was a wonderful time. The music, clothes, hair, makeup, and just the mood of the country was so much fun. I know everyone thinks their teen years were the best of times, but even my father, who loved his teen years in the 60's, agreed that the 80's was a great time. And he had a family of six to provide for, with four teenage girls who wanted the clothes, makeup, hair, and music of the day. Hahaha. He should have been miserable but he too, loved it. It's hard to describe just how fun the 80's was. You have to have lived through it to really understand it.
Don't get me wrong, I loved the 70's and how easy everything felt, but there were also some difficult times in the seventies, at least for the adults. But kids could feel the pressure that was on the adults around us. Of course, I lived out in the country then, so the music really worked with that. I remember singing "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" walking up our long dirt drive as it began to sprinkle. Looking out across the property and the wildflowers, birds, bees, and the trees, and all the little insects scurring and buzzing around. The music of the time fit my setting.
But then the move to the city in 79, and the 80's music fit right in for my teen years. And what a time it was. Again, there is no describing it. The entire feel of hope and happiness cannot be explained in words. But I guess it can be explained in music. And the music of the time really fit with what everyone was feeling. Just a sense of happiness and let's have some fun. Maybe others can explain it better than me. But if I could return to a time, it would be probably be the 80's. Though I wouldn't mind reliving the 70's again for that laid back feel.
I would also be happy to visit the 50's. I didn't live through it and would like to experience it. I hear it closely mirrors the 80's. And I must say, the music of the time has the same flair, as did the clothes and makeup, and even the hair. But then again, I've heard the same about the 20's. And if you listen to the music from the 20's, the styles in fashion, yeah, I can see that.
Anyway, I'm ready for the 30 year come back. Did we miss it in the 2010's? I guess it wasn't too bad, but it didn't have the umph from the previous joyful decades, and it lead to the misery everyone seems to feel now. We're behind. Let's catch up!
This is actually hard for me to watch. I lived through every one of those songs and there were so many good times and so so many bad times, I can't help but cry. I get transported back to the day when all the people who I loved and who ever truly loved me were still alive. They're all gone now. đąđ
I know what you mean! Some of these songs just reminded me of having fun but others reminded me of bad relationships and being in situations i wasn't happy in -it can be hard to look back sometimes - but anyway i survived and i still love to party!
Was born in 1975. This is bringing back some memories! Really enjoyed your video.
You want a playlist of this? Just search for any 80s pop playlist and you'll get every song from the video. This is basically as mainstream 80s as you can get. They are all eternal bangers, but are definitely just scratching the surface of what has come out of the 80s. In my honest to god opinion, musical variety peaked in the 80s, began to flatten out in the 90s and turned to what we have today. You literally have to search for a gem these days, whilst they were literally laying in every shelf back then. I remember going to the vinyl store near me and every time I bought the first cool looking vinyl cover, it had bangers in them.
It was a privilege to live through the 80s.
It was uplifting. It was the âgo-go 80âsâ. Everyone did aerobics, worked hard and payed harder. Way harder. đ
70's were pretty darn good, as well
The music is so good love the reactions to the music videos
I was born mid-80s. I have aunts who arenât that much older than me. These songs and up to mid-90s top-40 were what I listened to until I discovered rock music in 1997.
I just found you!!!! i LOVE YOUR 80'S REACTIONS.......I CAN'T WAIT UNTIL U DO MORE
Okay I think I just fell in love with you. đ You're the first You Tuber I've seen who seems to know and like all of these.
I was born in the 80s, but I didnât remember how cool it was. I was a child.
I was born in 1979 so I remember most of the songs from about 1984/85 onwards. There was such a variety of music in the 80s and itâs interesting to see the music change as it goes through the decade. There is another video for the 2nd most popular song of each month with every more brilliant 80s songs on it as well as ones for the 90s, 00âs and up to now (although the last one starts from 2012 instead of 2010 as loads of the songs had been blocked).
This is my teenage years in a capsule. Oh, my heart!
I was born in November 1986 cool the Top Gun song Take my breath away. Love 80s music. I wish i had a time machine to take me back as me now and place me in the front row at all the great 80s concerts Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Fleetwood Mac, Foreigner, Journey, etc. Concerts were only 20 dollars then well my mom said lol. My 12 yr old daughters 1st grade teacher is John Mellancamp's sister. I lived in Seymour, Indiana with my then husband (ex husband as of 2019).
Sadly, disco died at about 1983.
Was born in 81. My older cousin was born in 75 and she was ALL about the 80's so I listened to this music at a very early age. Her favorite song of all time was Eternal Flame by The Bangles. She and my aunt passed away in 1991(a month and 2 weeks before her 15th birthday) to a drunk driver. I wasn't allowed to go to their funeral as I was only 10, my mom didn't think me and my younger brother could handle it. She has regretted it pretty much ever since. They even played Eternal Flame at the funeral.
I remember when Rickrolling first started, I never thought I could memorize that many CZcams URLs.đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
You're very entertaining to watch! Getting right into the music. Singing. Pausing the song and singing it a little bit more before moving on to the next song. Lolol. Too cute!
Grew up in the 80's, was young in the early years of the decade so the ones I didn't know were from then but still knew all but 14 songs.
I didn't realize how many of these songs came out way earlier than I thought they did. I was born in 78 so I was young in the 80's but I definitely remember most of these songs and the music videos that played on MTV
Blondie's Call Me was the song of the month when I was born :D Always loved them.
My kids grew up in the 80's and 90's, so I know alot of these!!
Oh I'm so glad I grew up in the 80's... that was an awesome video
I think you are an 80's man!!! You knew at least 80% of these. lol good for you.
Ha Ha, I have my phone filled with 80's hits and that is what I listen to whenever I drive 5+ hours to get to places in the US Midwest from Minneapolis to anywhere. And yes, I graduated HS in 1982 so my early music!
My decades were the 1970's and 1980s. I was born 1959 and the 70's (starting 1975) and 80's are my partying times. Great times and the crazy fashion in the 80's I loved so much. I think I just went thru all the styles.
Now with 64 I'm finding many 80's fashion again, and I will wear it this summer in a toned down way. I mean no crazy hair with all that hairspray. đđ
Gosh I just went thru Jr High and High School. Great memories and great songs. Wow you knew a lot good for you. It was a happy time for sure.
80's Were king âïžMichael Jackson and Madonna killed it..
I loved MJ! I cried when he died! I can just imagine him now!!
Kabir, I think you got more than 40%
..and we even got a little bit of solo style. Very fun!!!
The Batdance one by Prince was for the soundtrack of the movie Batman. He did the whole soundtrack.
I had forgotten about some of these but overall I remember most of them. I was surprised Bon Jovi was listed only once, Janet Jackson was a powerhouse as well. The 80's was just awesome!
There was just so many great songs in the 80s. Definitely too many to fit in one video like this!
Wow yes no Janet !- that's a surprise she was massive back then
Hey Kabir I love how you get swept away on a good groove - as you commented most of these songs were uplifting and fun and just make you want to party (except for old misery boots Phil Collins, he must have started the trend in moody/pained songs that we still have today)
The decade of my 20s. Thiis was the stuff we danced to.
as i was born in 1975 this decades is litterally my youth between 5 till my 15
Annnd nowâŠI feel old. Miss the 80âs for sure.
80's was awsome. Born in 74 so it was in the heart of my youth. God I wanna go back đ
The Oakland A's started playing Kool and the Gang Celebrate Good Times back in 1981 after victories. They still play it. I hope they continue when they move
Some of these are covers from he 60s. Good presentation. Just the right amount of commentary.
A great video reaction. I think you knew about 75% of the songs, at least. You should do the 60's hits because it was a great decade but you probably won't know as many of the songs.
I would agree that 35% would be worth listening to- the 70âs is so much better!!! đź
5:10 spot on
awesome job Kabir. Also letting you know, there is a part 2 of this. It's the 2nd most popular songs of each month. More songs you'll probably know.
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Some good 80's music knowledge there already, keep going.
I watch a music reaction channel with a couple who are still in their 20s. The guy grew up on rap and he has discovered that rap music sampled a lot from the 60s and 70s. I donât know how much has been sampled from the 80s since the 80s artists were sampling music from previous decades.
Living through the 80s I started as a freshman in high school and it was an amazing time of music! I still listen to these songs because they are better than anything that comes out today! Micheal, Prince, Whitney, George unfortunately are all gone but their music will always be there! Madonna had a great run in the 80s unfortunately she's not a very nice person now lol.
I was born in 75... still didn't recognize 8 of these... but most i can remember where i was and what i was doing when i heard them first...
Music tends to go in peaks and troughs (as overall trends if you look back over the decades - though there are always stand-outs). It goes through dull patches and then soars again... Eg, the trough at the start of the 60s that led to the Beatles and the Stones, and the Kinks, etc. The trough at the end of the 70s as disco died that led to both punk and the electronica of the 80s. The trough of the late 80s early 90s that led to new types of rock and indie...
We're in one of the troughs at the moment is all.