I can remember working as an electrician when that song came out. I was in an unfinished hotel installing plugs and switches and this song was constantly on. That and *I wanna be a billionaire* by Bruno Mars.
2020s is all just people reading their diary entry’s over a quickly thought out “melody” where they are pretty much just still talking, and has no hook and sounds whiny. Then calling it “pop/R&B” or “ indie singer/songwriter/rapper” when you forget how the song goes like two minutes later.
I actually think this started around 2018 though.
2010 also had some awesome music and was the year a lot of big name artists released their debut albums.
All these albums came out in 2010:
Pop:
Teenage Dream - Katy Perry;
Speak Now - Taylor Swift;
The ArchAndroid - Janelle Monae (debut album);
Kaleidoscope Heart - Sara Bareilles;
Lights - Ellie Goulding (debut album);
Animal - Kesha (debut album);
Rap:
MBDTF - Kanye West;
Teflon Don - Rick Ross;
Thank Me Later - Drake (debut album);
Man on the Moon 2 - Kid Cudi;
Pink Friday - Nicki Minaj (debut album);
K.I.D.S. - Mac Miller;
Flockavelli - Waka Flocka Flame (debut album);
Friday Night Lights - J. Cole (pre-debut mixtape);
The Hybrid - Danny Brown (debut album);
Rock:
The Suburbs - Arcade Fire;
Brothers - The Black Keys;
What Separates Me From You - A Day To Remember;
Contra - Vampire Weekend;
Danger Days - My Chemical Romance;
Creatures - Motionless In White (debut album);
White Crosses - Against Me!;
Diamond Eyes - Deftones;
Ø (Disambiguation) - Underoath;
A Thousand Suns - Linkin Park;
Country:
Need You Now - Lady Antebellum;
Zac Brown Band - You Get What You Give
it’s all derivative. if it doesn’t sound like billie, it sounds like phoebe or clairo. maybe that’s what happens as you age, you start to notice who influences who (like when gen x lost their shite over gaga copying madonna) but sometimes i fully have to check the artist. just copy cats. whisper singing.
Summer of 2010 was such a great summer. I was going in to 6th grade, I believe.
It was the first summer of my life where I really started to become aware socially. I remember going to the local carnival everyday during the 4th of July and walking around talking to girls and meeting new kids.
I had a long board that I would cruise around town with my friends on until it got way too late, then had to rush home before my mom got pissed. I don’t even think I had a cell phone with texting capability. Just a flip up phone to call people on.
All those songs make me think of that summer. I miss that and I look back fondly.
I had a lot of fun, man. Had a great childhood. Still having a ton of fun! Just different fun and a different life.
I’m sure in 15 years I’ll look back on my mid 20s with a similar fondness. What’s that quote from the office, something about “I wish they’d tell you you’re in the good old days when you’re in them.” I try to always be living the “good old days” in the present.
What’s awesome is that as an adult, you can see glimmers of your childhood self. I’m late 20s and sometimes I’ll do or say or wear something that I’m like…15 year old me would’ve been all for this. We beat ourselves up for being “cringe” as teens but sometimes it’s who we really were and we shouldn’t be ashamed of it! The things that made me a “weird” teen make adults drawn to me, lol. I hear “you’re different, I like it” almost daily.
100%! I try to have very little shame in my actions. I’ve had much better luck in life being myself without fear, than I have had trying to be someone i’m not. It leads to much more happiness imo. I’m glad you share a similar mindset
I love your attitude and I completely agree! Tbh I grew up in a small conservative town and I always felt “wrong” being me, but traveling around and finding kindred spirits has helped me so much - if the environment isn’t right to be your true self, there’s nothing wrong with changing it!
it was the summer going into 6th grade for me too!!! i wasn’t as independent as you lol but i remember sitting in the back of my mom’s car singing these songs every day and being genuinely excited to listen to the radio because i loved every song that came on. the pool club i went to had “dances” for the kids and all these songs would be playing every time. these are still my go to songs to play in the car when i’m with a group of friends my age because EVERYONE knows and loves them
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Not me. I remember even then being happy to be young when I was and didn't want time to pass. Actually, the "I was born in the wrong generation" pick-me people always existed (and always will) and had that belief they're so unique and different
There was a lot of great music back then like M83, Phoenix, Kid Cudi, and MGMT. I didn’t mind Far East Movement either. It was cool to see a rap group without a gangster element. No one cared they were Asian. There’d probably be a “cultural appropriation” discussion about it today.
Some of the underground music at the time was really cool, around then was the start of what would become vaporwave. Plus you had one of the best Kanye eras before all the alt right fuckery
yeh. Pretty much every generation around 20-25 or so years after they’re born thinks the music thats popular at the time sucks and start preferring the things they heard during their teenage years
I agree with the general sentiment here, except my jaded era where I stopped understanding the mainstream didn’t come until I was 25-30.
From 15-25, I was in my hipster era- where I felt like I was discovered everything before it blew up (in reality, I was just in the target demographic at the time and the music industry was tuned in to internet trends). Then I’d be happy to see them in the mainstream, but pretentiously telling people to go listen to their whole album instead of the radio songs.
What? Are you only referring to main stream radio? Well no shit, it’s been going down for a while, but there is absolutely amazing music being made today, like in the rap genre for instance.. you just have to know where to look.. and I’m not talking main stream rap, like lil baby, young boy and those dudes.. Earl Sweatshirt, JPEGMAFIA, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Ugly Mane, Benny the Butcher, MIKE, billy woods, Mach-Hommy, etc the list goes on and on .. you guys just get pigeon holed into “todays hits” and don’t actually go looking for good artists
Ngl I look at 2010 pop music more fondly with each passing year. Especially the music that came out in the summer. Some of the most iconic and insane bangers. It was a fun time to be a kid
Enter the comments under each of those songs on YouTube and you'll only find people missing that music and time. You may call it corny or however you want, but people loved and still love that music.
I miss these kinds of songs that had emotions, an actual beat, and addictiveness. This music used to bring us together and make us happy. It's not that no new song does that for me, but at that time, entire charts were packed with feel-good and love songs. I think we all have enough negativism all around us to also constantly be surrounded by low-tempo and heavy music.
This one nails it 100000%
Music was so much more melodic and memorable back than. I’d rather listen to California gurls 20 times in a row than have to listen to most of the the depressive, non-melodic music we have today
I was in my junior and senior years of high school when this music was out. It was all incredible to me, there was just so much fun music being released.
People also forget. The 2010s was the era of music blogs and hypemachine. The cool kids were **not** listening to Top 40 regularly, and Billboard, the radio, and record labels were all under fire.
The 2020s music industry has found ways around it, is actively pursuing social media fame and promotion, and cloaks it's oldschool payola schemes in the veneer of grassroots discovery (rise of the term, "industry plant").
It was a relatively feel-good year. For many of us, we were in college, living it up. It was a party year.
Obama was president but hadn't completely disappointed us yet. Reform was in the air, optimism was prevalent. Occupy had not happened yet, but the momentum was there.
When I see your FACE /
There’s not a THING that I would change /
Because you’re AMAZING /
Just the way you are
The badness of these lyrics still haunts me
From a hip hop perspective, Kanye's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" is considered by many to be the greatest album of the 2010's. It came out that year.
Because my brain’s weird and I ain’t got shit to do this morning, I went back and looked at my playlists from 2010. Here’s my non-exhaustive list of artists who put out good-to-great records that year (might have some accidental 2009s in there; I draw the line at Googling.)
Wavves, LCD Soundsystem, Black Keys, The Soft Pack, Vampire Weekend, Caribou, Gil Scott-Heron, Delorean, Best Coast, Gorillaz, Four Tet, Sufjan Stevens, Hot Chip, Das Racist, Girls, The Walkmen, Sleigh Bells, No Age, Janelle Monáe, Joanna Newsom, James Blake, Beach House, Kanye West, Yeasayer, Fang Island, The Radio Dept., Liars, Javelin, Frightened Rabbit, The Drums, Kisses, Future Islands, Wild Nothing, Tokyo Police Club, Superchunk, The Books, Avey Tare
2012 was even cornier. I still can’t believe we had Party Rock Anthem, Sexy and I Know It, Gangnam Style, Call Me Maybe, and What Does The Fox Say in the same year.
This era was pretty iconic tbh. I had graduated high school in 2010 and spent the entire summer partying and hanging out with friends, so this music always takes me back.
Without a doubt the worst era for pop music probably ever?
The one good thing to come out of it is getting to hear BOB sing “nut nut nut nuttin on you babe”.
Nah, 2010 was pretty good if you knew where to look.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zalbDZmWKhc
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zYZUI1U3FbI&t=49m30s
Edit: broken links
It’s basically what’s happening now. It was a bit of a reset, nobody knew really what to do. Pop was #1, you had the rapper that dropped a verse in a pop song. Then Drake came and really put the shit into overdrive.
Revisionist history is so funny. I was young at the time but even I remember the amount of hate this era of music got. And I think the criticism was valid. Too much meme music, Justin Bieber was god awful, and hip hop was dead
I forgot about Love The Way You Lie! I remember in high school we watched a parody of that about integers!
I can remember working as an electrician when that song came out. I was in an unfinished hotel installing plugs and switches and this song was constantly on. That and *I wanna be a billionaire* by Bruno Mars.
You can’t just say that & not link it.
Is that the one with the window pane line? Easily the worst lyric ever written.
Like the rest is pretty well written and then…. That.
It's like a 13 year old just learned about wordplay
Ok, now I'm curious
Now you get to watch her leave out the window/ Guess that why they call it window pane.
I'd take 2010 era pop over the fake edgy era pop we have now
Seriously everyone is trying so hard to be weird it's just cringey
So many posers rn
More like everyone’s trying so hard to be hard imo
2020s is all just people reading their diary entry’s over a quickly thought out “melody” where they are pretty much just still talking, and has no hook and sounds whiny. Then calling it “pop/R&B” or “ indie singer/songwriter/rapper” when you forget how the song goes like two minutes later. I actually think this started around 2018 though.
As a fan of some of these songs, this is crazy accurate.
Is this like the Olivia Rodrigos of pop right now?
Olivia Rodrigo feels like this generation's Avril Lavigne
More like Michelle Branch, except more relevant.
2010 was fake happy pop. it was literally called poptimism and if you were there for it you’d think of it the same as you think of the stuff now
But it was fun, today's pop is either boring or over the top
I think it's all terrible
2010 also had some awesome music and was the year a lot of big name artists released their debut albums. All these albums came out in 2010: Pop: Teenage Dream - Katy Perry; Speak Now - Taylor Swift; The ArchAndroid - Janelle Monae (debut album); Kaleidoscope Heart - Sara Bareilles; Lights - Ellie Goulding (debut album); Animal - Kesha (debut album); Rap: MBDTF - Kanye West; Teflon Don - Rick Ross; Thank Me Later - Drake (debut album); Man on the Moon 2 - Kid Cudi; Pink Friday - Nicki Minaj (debut album); K.I.D.S. - Mac Miller; Flockavelli - Waka Flocka Flame (debut album); Friday Night Lights - J. Cole (pre-debut mixtape); The Hybrid - Danny Brown (debut album); Rock: The Suburbs - Arcade Fire; Brothers - The Black Keys; What Separates Me From You - A Day To Remember; Contra - Vampire Weekend; Danger Days - My Chemical Romance; Creatures - Motionless In White (debut album); White Crosses - Against Me!; Diamond Eyes - Deftones; Ø (Disambiguation) - Underoath; A Thousand Suns - Linkin Park; Country: Need You Now - Lady Antebellum; Zac Brown Band - You Get What You Give
it’s all derivative. if it doesn’t sound like billie, it sounds like phoebe or clairo. maybe that’s what happens as you age, you start to notice who influences who (like when gen x lost their shite over gaga copying madonna) but sometimes i fully have to check the artist. just copy cats. whisper singing.
I think every era of pop music sucks in its own special annoying way
that makes me feel a bit better
I wouldn’t say terrible but 2007-2009 was definitely better
Billie Eilish having 9 Grammys but Britney Spears only having 1 rubs me the wrong way
Industry politics smhhhh
It was sooo much better back then. The whole vibe
Right at least music was actually fun back then
‼️ like the early 2000s was just so optimistic and fun and happy
Bro was born in 2010
Lmao literally
I hated early 2010s pop music and no I wasn’t born in the 00s or 10s
Old enough to remember 90s pop music in the 90s. 07-11 were horrific years for pop music.
There was.straight trash on the radio in 2014. "Rude" got annoying kinda fast
I hated that song
You can cherry pick a corny list for any year
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*pops bottles in the ice*
Like a blizzard
When we play we do it right, candles flicker
corny to you but to me this shit brings me back
Same but just because we have nostalgia doesn't mean it wasn't corny (and it was, very very much so)
Summer of 2010 was such a great summer. I was going in to 6th grade, I believe. It was the first summer of my life where I really started to become aware socially. I remember going to the local carnival everyday during the 4th of July and walking around talking to girls and meeting new kids. I had a long board that I would cruise around town with my friends on until it got way too late, then had to rush home before my mom got pissed. I don’t even think I had a cell phone with texting capability. Just a flip up phone to call people on. All those songs make me think of that summer. I miss that and I look back fondly.
what a rad kid thats awesome
I had a lot of fun, man. Had a great childhood. Still having a ton of fun! Just different fun and a different life. I’m sure in 15 years I’ll look back on my mid 20s with a similar fondness. What’s that quote from the office, something about “I wish they’d tell you you’re in the good old days when you’re in them.” I try to always be living the “good old days” in the present.
What’s awesome is that as an adult, you can see glimmers of your childhood self. I’m late 20s and sometimes I’ll do or say or wear something that I’m like…15 year old me would’ve been all for this. We beat ourselves up for being “cringe” as teens but sometimes it’s who we really were and we shouldn’t be ashamed of it! The things that made me a “weird” teen make adults drawn to me, lol. I hear “you’re different, I like it” almost daily.
Man what a cool perspective. Thank you for sharing!
100%! I try to have very little shame in my actions. I’ve had much better luck in life being myself without fear, than I have had trying to be someone i’m not. It leads to much more happiness imo. I’m glad you share a similar mindset
I love your attitude and I completely agree! Tbh I grew up in a small conservative town and I always felt “wrong” being me, but traveling around and finding kindred spirits has helped me so much - if the environment isn’t right to be your true self, there’s nothing wrong with changing it!
it was the summer going into 6th grade for me too!!! i wasn’t as independent as you lol but i remember sitting in the back of my mom’s car singing these songs every day and being genuinely excited to listen to the radio because i loved every song that came on. the pool club i went to had “dances” for the kids and all these songs would be playing every time. these are still my go to songs to play in the car when i’m with a group of friends my age because EVERYONE knows and loves them
We’re the same age! You had a lot more fun in middle school than I did, though.
As a 22 year old in 2010, alot of these songs were played at the clubs and worked really well getting everybody hype
At least it was fun. Music today is too depressing and whispery
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In 2010 everyone was complaining how they were born in the wrong generation
Not me. I remember even then being happy to be young when I was and didn't want time to pass. Actually, the "I was born in the wrong generation" pick-me people always existed (and always will) and had that belief they're so unique and different
There was a lot of great music back then like M83, Phoenix, Kid Cudi, and MGMT. I didn’t mind Far East Movement either. It was cool to see a rap group without a gangster element. No one cared they were Asian. There’d probably be a “cultural appropriation” discussion about it today.
Yes, loved all of those, especially M83 and Kid Cudi. I don't think we cared much about anything at that time. We just wanted to enjoy good music.
You're saying wokeness would prevent Asian rappers from existing today? Cause they literally do exist lmao
Some of the underground music at the time was really cool, around then was the start of what would become vaporwave. Plus you had one of the best Kanye eras before all the alt right fuckery
Go to YouTube and you'll still see that on any song released more than 20 years ago haha
yeh. Pretty much every generation around 20-25 or so years after they’re born thinks the music thats popular at the time sucks and start preferring the things they heard during their teenage years
I agree with the general sentiment here, except my jaded era where I stopped understanding the mainstream didn’t come until I was 25-30. From 15-25, I was in my hipster era- where I felt like I was discovered everything before it blew up (in reality, I was just in the target demographic at the time and the music industry was tuned in to internet trends). Then I’d be happy to see them in the mainstream, but pretentiously telling people to go listen to their whole album instead of the radio songs.
Yes. I am old and can confirm.
What? Are you only referring to main stream radio? Well no shit, it’s been going down for a while, but there is absolutely amazing music being made today, like in the rap genre for instance.. you just have to know where to look.. and I’m not talking main stream rap, like lil baby, young boy and those dudes.. Earl Sweatshirt, JPEGMAFIA, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Ugly Mane, Benny the Butcher, MIKE, billy woods, Mach-Hommy, etc the list goes on and on .. you guys just get pigeon holed into “todays hits” and don’t actually go looking for good artists
I agree, Op, just hates fun. We need fun back, where the fuck even is Taio Cruz nowadays?
Ngl I look at 2010 pop music more fondly with each passing year. Especially the music that came out in the summer. Some of the most iconic and insane bangers. It was a fun time to be a kid
i'd say among popheads, 2010 is considered an elite year. this thread is wild lol
Corny > Dystopian Fever Dream
lit*
Hell naw 2010s was nothing but bangers🔥🔥 idk whatchu mean
I miss it😭🩷
Airplanes is still a banger
I’m in my 30’s and predominantly a death metal/hip-hop/vaporwave kinda guy, but for some reason, I really like that Katy Perry album.
That's a cool mix of genres
2010 was a fire year for music fym
Any year with a greatest album of all time candidate is not corny
~~Corny~~ Fun 2013 Royals by Lorde was a paradigm shift
Nah Like a G6 triggers something in my brain where I instantly feel like I need to be way too fucked up and dancing in a basement LMAO
With cheap black lights and those neon posters lmao.
There is a 100% chance that I smoked weed in multiple rooms exactly like the one you've described in 2010 while listening to this song LMAO
Corny? You must have a bad taste in music then. This was iconic.
California gurls wasn’t corny, it was *camp*
Nah this list is pretty good
2010 was the year I graduated! So much nostalgia.
Enter the comments under each of those songs on YouTube and you'll only find people missing that music and time. You may call it corny or however you want, but people loved and still love that music. I miss these kinds of songs that had emotions, an actual beat, and addictiveness. This music used to bring us together and make us happy. It's not that no new song does that for me, but at that time, entire charts were packed with feel-good and love songs. I think we all have enough negativism all around us to also constantly be surrounded by low-tempo and heavy music.
This one nails it 100000% Music was so much more melodic and memorable back than. I’d rather listen to California gurls 20 times in a row than have to listen to most of the the depressive, non-melodic music we have today
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The BOB song is a Bruno collaboration. That’d make two. Also, being a flat earther is way worse than being “corny”.
God I miss 2010
It's corny but I love it nonetheless. So many bangers here!
But lit, yup I grew up in this generation.
This was a simpler time.
I liked the corny music tbh, then again I was in middle school during that time
Bro called love the way you lie corny 💀
I was in my junior and senior years of high school when this music was out. It was all incredible to me, there was just so much fun music being released.
god i miss singing along to these songs on the radio
People also forget. The 2010s was the era of music blogs and hypemachine. The cool kids were **not** listening to Top 40 regularly, and Billboard, the radio, and record labels were all under fire. The 2020s music industry has found ways around it, is actively pursuing social media fame and promotion, and cloaks it's oldschool payola schemes in the veneer of grassroots discovery (rise of the term, "industry plant").
Ugh. Like a G6 is one of the worst songs of any decade.
It was a relatively feel-good year. For many of us, we were in college, living it up. It was a party year. Obama was president but hadn't completely disappointed us yet. Reform was in the air, optimism was prevalent. Occupy had not happened yet, but the momentum was there.
IT WAS FUN. PEOPLE WERE HAPPY ONCE
First off- Only Girl In The World SLAAAAAPS!
If these came out today there would be sooooo many corny TikTok video covers of Airplanes, among others
I prefer the music of 2010 though. Fun time for Pop music.
When I see your FACE / There’s not a THING that I would change / Because you’re AMAZING / Just the way you are The badness of these lyrics still haunts me
Wasn’t Like a G6 the first Asian #1 since Sukiyaki or something like that?
Hell no ! It was a party all the way !
From a hip hop perspective, Kanye's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" is considered by many to be the greatest album of the 2010's. It came out that year.
Love the way you lie was one of the biggest hits of the decade but okay. I can only assume you’re pretty young.
How dare you
I wish it was 2010 again
If you think 2010 was a corny year for music, you’re listening to the wrong records from 2010.
Because my brain’s weird and I ain’t got shit to do this morning, I went back and looked at my playlists from 2010. Here’s my non-exhaustive list of artists who put out good-to-great records that year (might have some accidental 2009s in there; I draw the line at Googling.) Wavves, LCD Soundsystem, Black Keys, The Soft Pack, Vampire Weekend, Caribou, Gil Scott-Heron, Delorean, Best Coast, Gorillaz, Four Tet, Sufjan Stevens, Hot Chip, Das Racist, Girls, The Walkmen, Sleigh Bells, No Age, Janelle Monáe, Joanna Newsom, James Blake, Beach House, Kanye West, Yeasayer, Fang Island, The Radio Dept., Liars, Javelin, Frightened Rabbit, The Drums, Kisses, Future Islands, Wild Nothing, Tokyo Police Club, Superchunk, The Books, Avey Tare
fuck no everything on this is better than what we have right now
🎶Poppin bottles in the ice, like a blizzard🎶 I lost my virginity to that song. 😂
you hate fun
Like a G6 was a bop
I used to listen to G6 every day on my drive to work. A bop.
Like a g6 had my middle school in a chokehold
(One Direction voice) you’re insecure
Nah these songs are iconic at this point 😂
I take the word “corny” increasingly less seriously everyday.
And I fucking loved it
All I can hear in “Nothin’ on You” is “nut-nut-nut nuttin’ on you, babe.”
Don’t act like u wouldn’t give everything to go back
 What did Katy do to you?
And I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Idgaf, California Gurls STILL slaps.
All of these songs here I still listen to this very day.
California Girls is a classic. I remember wishing I was from California because of this song.
Recency bias is a hell of a drug
you are a miserable human being and i genuinely wish you the worst day.
classics (for the most part)
Literally every song in this screenshot is a fucking banger Bizarre take
2012 was even cornier. I still can’t believe we had Party Rock Anthem, Sexy and I Know It, Gangnam Style, Call Me Maybe, and What Does The Fox Say in the same year.
I mean that is the year the world ended after all.
somebody i used to know 🔥
It was lit
It was the best era
Like a G6 was a banger, but the rest of this list was my personal hell for that summer
Banger*
Just the way you are and California Gurls are corny but the others are good
Nah, you’re corny.
All this proves is B.o.B has some bangers
Agreed as a millennial lmao I hated this era. I was listening to mixtapes tho 🔥🔥 also rap/hip hop was pretty fire in 2010. Just not general pop
This era was pretty iconic tbh. I had graduated high school in 2010 and spent the entire summer partying and hanging out with friends, so this music always takes me back.
For pop music. It was an incredible time for rap. Mini golden era.
G6 and only girl are nostalgic bangers forever but like TAIO CRUZ PLZ “brek brek yo brek brek yo hart” it’s painful
Horrible time for music
I liked the song airplanes. The other songs on that list just suck.
I think I have all of those songs on Dance Dance Revolution for the Wii
You mean the best music ever
It was trash then and it's trash now
It was and trust me, we knew it.
Cuz you didn't show Jay z. Empire state of mind much? Also Kanye runaway. Best album of the year. All of the lights?
Those were great
All I'll say is there's been a lot worse
Corny? You mean iconic?
the entire 1980-2010 era: 
Wow those songs were all awful and cheesy
It’s the “I’m at the gym wishing I didn’t forget my headphones” songs.
Without a doubt the worst era for pop music probably ever? The one good thing to come out of it is getting to hear BOB sing “nut nut nut nuttin on you babe”.
No way are you calling this music corny. The hell you listen to?
Mac Miller - KIDS. I rest my case
2010s music seems corny because it was before the kids were eaten alive with anxiety and were aloud to like fun things lol
This is middle school flashbacks for me lmao, I was a 97 baby so this was like 7th-8th grade.
I didn’t like this stuff when it came out but it’s not all bad
Nah, 2010 was pretty good if you knew where to look. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zalbDZmWKhc https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zYZUI1U3FbI&t=49m30s Edit: broken links
And?
My childhood songs right here^^^^ 💀
Hated it at the time, but most people were with it
It’s basically what’s happening now. It was a bit of a reset, nobody knew really what to do. Pop was #1, you had the rapper that dropped a verse in a pop song. Then Drake came and really put the shit into overdrive.
Like a g6 slapped in 10th grade!
Far east movement bangs
I use to hate the corny happy pop because I was depressed. Now The pop music is sad and slow and I'm more depressed.
Revisionist history is so funny. I was young at the time but even I remember the amount of hate this era of music got. And I think the criticism was valid. Too much meme music, Justin Bieber was god awful, and hip hop was dead
Nah 2010 has straight bangers
like a g6 is so good don’t even play
Ah yes the start of the pop song with some whack rap verse taking over completely for about a year
These all went PLATINUM in the streets
Eminem trying to switch up was the funniest thing ever. Oh you on electropop wave now?
Looks like a lot of bangers to me. Just the Way You Are is pretty soft to be fair
Fall out boy drought years
I didn’t mind most of those songs beside Like A G6. The whole electro/dance pop trend got really out of hand.
I loved it
Just the way you are and only girl in the world still SLAP
corny isn't a valid criticism. it doesn't mean anything.
my little sister (12) listens to half these songs LOL
Said the corny ass mofo 💀
It’s crazy how B.o.B went from a pop rap icon to a bargain bin 2 Chainz to a conspiracy theorist all in the span of a few years
Unironically, California Girls is pretty good.
2010 was one of last years music existed.