Shout out to his family 🫡

​@@Hevvvyyy shoutout to you man

KPOP EDM too is extremely popular as of today

@@Hevvvyyy this record is dedicated to george floyd

Probably in a crib, dude must’ve legit been a baby if he didn’t see any of the many, _many_ mainstream producers. lol

I'm guessing the person who made comment is

He probably lives in another dimension

EDM is for gen z

​@@jazzfeline5970 I'm from 2006 and I lived through edm domination the whole radio were shitty pop songs with an underwhelming drop

@@stfuant EDM is more Milllennial in my opinion, Trap is more Gen Z.

Lmaooooooooooo Fr though

YO LOL

EDM is trash it can be used for any reason and it can also make you look like an old person who has a lot to learn from it but it can also help with your depression or depression or anxiety or anxiety and it is also good to know you are a better man and that you’re a better man because of it so it’s a lot of different people that are going to have to learn from your past mistakes but it’s a good way of learning from them so it’s not that you have a lot to do and you can learn to do better but it’s a good thing you can do it for yourself it’s just a good way for yourself it’s a great thing you have a lot to do better than what you’re going through but it’s a lot more than you have a better life is not good enough to do it but EDM helps people who have to be better people who have been there are many things you can be good enough for them to do better and that’s the best for them and you have to do it to you are the people who have been around you are a lot of things you are the best people who have done a good person you have a good life and they have been there are a few good things to be around people who have worked for me I have a a good life I am not the one who is the bad guy but you have a better chance to get through it than me because you have to do what I have done and I will be there to do what you want and you have a better job I am the one that I can help me with that you have the money you are a better than what I have to be honest I have no one to do it for me I am not a bad guy and you have a better man and you have to do better and you are a better man I will do better than that you have to do it you have a good job you have to be good and I will be the one who will do better than me I am a better man you have to do what I have a good man you have to give you a good job I will be your best man and you have a great day I will do what I will be a better man I am not not the best person but you have a better life and you will get through this I am the better man and you are better and I am the bigger better person I will always love and you will always have the better man and you have the better person you will always have your back I am your friend I am your mom I will be with my family I am a better man and you have your own life you will be a good man I will be a great man I am your father I will always love and you will be my son I am your brother I will be my father I will always will always will always will and you will always will I am a better man and you will never ever forget that you will be a man of your heart will always will forever will always will never ever change I am the only one who is a man and you have always been my son and you will be a great man I am not the only person who is is the one that will always love me I am not your only one who will always be the only person that I am the love of your heart I am your mother I am the one that I love and always love and always be with my children I am always will be with my family I am always the love that I have and always is I will be always will always love and be always with my children but you are not always with my heart I am not the only person who will be with you I will never forget that

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Those people enjoy Minimal Techno (Berliner Plinky-Ploink), IDM and Merzbow.

It still definitely is mainstream through kpop. Artists like Marshmello are still very popular today as well

Depending on how you classify EDM, the late 2000's club boom was literally the most mainstream you could get.

Like, we didn’t forget about the time when dubstep was literally everywhere.

EDM was so mainstream that it thoroughly infiltrated popular music and is now indistinguishable from a big chunk of it.

it was huge for like 3 years and then just died real quick

The editing on that section was fucking gold

@@hellbach8879 giggling the entire time

Indeed, he really took the piss out of that piss-take.

Melon 🍈 is funny

That part had me rolling

americans really need to step up when it comes to EDM lol. let Illenium and Skrillex lead us into the next phase

😂

pissing sitting down?

Right.

thank you, also why did americans decide the need to call it 'electronic dAnCe MuSic' - it's just ELECTRONIC MUSIC, or DANCE MUSIC, aaAAAAA lol, they just have to acronymise everything don't they? It's strange how infuriating it is when americans ruin other cultures music, they really do go at it with some full force ability to claim they created it somehow, at the same time as turning it to sh*t. Oh god that just reminded me of the 'candy kidz' - those americans that saw europes rave scene and then tried to copy it with candy-bracelets for some reason. God. We just need to stop allowing them to dictate western culture, really. Hasn't gone well.

Beautifully put

Same, I love theater and music but the two together? No thanks.

Watch Singing In The Rain... It's a fun story with good music and great dancing

I love the absurdity of musicals

I mean I generally agree but you gotta agree that the Sound of Music is a fucking certified BANGER

Perfectly put, except... don't ever abuse their name like that again

Let there be house.

Disco just became one of those genres that'll pop up every now and then from popular artists, without ever really having a true second wave, and beyond that it just influences a ton of stuff like you said

Or Hi-NRG.

I love that sample.

Viva Chile conchetupicoooooooo

This is so oddly specific that I feel mind-boggled

I 110% agree

I understand that this is a bit but I truly have no fucking idea what you mean by this

This is such a fire and overtly Utah take

would listen tbh

merzbeat

Ambient House should be mainstream

Most pop is literally just EDM if you take away the vocals. EDM basically trumps every other genre by default.

Yup it’s awful I love it

As an AJR fan it is very sad 😭

@@cyinic I don’t think AJR gets love in any music review site

I agree but damn that’s my experience on literally any album page on rym

@@super6070 I know 😭😭

i think you mean the dimes

aaah this comment section is hurting my soul lol - it was MAINSTREAM in europe in the f*cking 80s, all the way through the 90s, and even into like late 00s. It's so strange to me that the gay black rave scene INVENTED techno and house, and then just casually let it die, meanwhile europe grabbed it by the balls.

@@DistrictWitch ..mainstream in the United States

@@aubreamber yep, i.e America is far too self centric to the point of not even UNDERSTANDING the world outside of their hellhole reality

EDM is as mainstream as can be... It's common denominator music... Anyone can get it because of the bombastic 4 on the floor that grounds it. I have never heard an EDM song that challenged my ears or conception of what music can be. It's just "boom boom boom" and I always imagine cannons going off shooting confetti+pyrotechinics while a mass of white people on some fucking field in Europe are jumping up and down and throwing their hands up the air in that way, you know that way, that fucking EDM arm and hand dance that they've all been doing since 2010 😒...

Are you in socal? Just making that guess lol

going to other festivals really made me appreciate how organized these big (and small) edm events really are

I don’t have the money to attend festivals and such but I desperately hope to one day attend a Porter Robinson show. Even just watching videos here show me gorgeous, ethereal production

Bruh I literally didn't even notice till I read this comment

THIS

I agree, AOTY feels more like a community with running jokes and recognizable users and shit.

it has more people if you compare amount of reviews

Electrohouse is one of the worst named electronic music genres tbh. Like not just because electronic music genres are obsessed with using the same prefixes and suffixes over and over again (electro, house, future, wave, etc), but the music that falls under it is neither electro nor really house

That aside I agree with this take. Electronic dance music covers a ton of ground

@@WiloPolis03 this. when you're outside of America EDM refers to these 'electro-' genres, prog house, deadmau5, skrillex, big commercial festival music. music without a groove lol. whereas the other side is just referred to as club/dance music is like techno, house, jungle, dnb, garage etc - the more musical, danceable and cultured side. OP is wrong when they say 'electro-house is a far older genre from the 70s/80s', it's funny how completely un cultured the average EDM listener is. And i really am trying not to sound elitist or a snob, they're just f*cking wrong lol.

​@@sameerdodger OP is talking about 80'-85' Electro; NY acts like Man Parrish, Warp 9, Jonzun Crew, Egyptian Lover, Newcleus, Afrika Bambaataa and Cybertron.

@@sameerdodger You didn't read what I said. I said "The second electro (not electro house, electro, which is a far older genre from the late 70s/early 80s)", which implies I'm talking about ELECTRO music. I'm not saying electro house is from the late 70s-early 80s, I'm saying electro, or as its sometimes known electro-funk, is significantly older and reached mainstream success in the hands of Afrika Bambaataa, Kraftwerk, and other electro artists of the time.

I had never considered it this way around. I think it’s scarily accurate. The big guys ripping off creative niche scenes already happens a lot, but without the laws they’d do it all the time with 0 effort.

Yeah. While this is all true, don't forget who setup these laws in the us: people from big labels and music industry experts. These "sampling" restrictions have already been setup to make more sense for big then for small artists. To leave all laws out would def. Do damage to any artist out there but to say that the laws applied right now are good and only for the artists best interest....that ignorant. Haha Seriously. Try to get a sample cleared as a small artists....it's almost impossible.

I’ve had similar late night sessions on the Steve Hoffman forums when I want to get more in depth on older periods of music, mainly 20s-50s era blues and jazz.

@@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield sounds pretty incredible and comfy

They should go more into kitchy and cheezy imo. Thats where theyre the best. Full on 70s grocery store please

Yeah, that’s what they set out to do when they created the project.

The singer went way too insane with Streisand vibes it got disgusting to look at like you don't need to have a 18 inch pron 70s bush and a gigantic afro on your head and wear platforms and wear tight cut cleavage with your aged 40+ yo looking body to make some sort of point about how the old days were better than today.

I don’t understand that at all. Does he mean it can’t have intentional pitch? If that’s the case, the dubstep, a type of EDM, is true electronic music, and also don’t orchestral percussion instruments exist? I don’t understand your professor at all.

*Let’s Agree*

agreed

That's not even an argument, he's such a twink 🥵🥵🥵

Blues is the foundation for modern pop music lol

@@dasanii2467Bro you know we WISH that were true

If I'd know about that website I would have been on it. I was the same. I'm always kinda hoping they have a comeback especially when Jimmy is involved but man that last album sucked so hard.

Thanks, I relate way too hard to this. XD

Same

Yeah this, and also I think it’s easier to find more obscure albums there. Plus I think the stuff people on RYM champion/recommend is more aligned with my tastes, maybe that’s because AOTY skews younger with its user base and now that I’m in my thirties there’s some difference in generational tastes there. I do like AOTY though and I think it’s got a great, less toxic community. Although I’d also say the toxicity of RYM gets overstated, I think most interactions and album pages there are fine, there’s just a few that devolve into arguments

Me too

AMEN (oh fuck please music godz)

honestly what the fuck is that take

@@blob_cancel_aftercast Considering how shit they became after Adore I stand by that take.

@@ricochetsixtyten i meant the take in the video, I love adore

Gish-Adore is one of the best album runs of all time

You know who would play the perfect Tobias? David Cross

I feel like it hasn't been long enough to declare a 6-year period of time that ended less than a decade ago "the last good peak of mainstream music"

Daft Punk is French House tho lol

@@johnmaldonado2974 That's arguably a form of EDM, everyone has a slightly different definition of EDM

​@@johnmaldonado2974 their last album was quite the evolution of French house, just like Justice

HARD disagree the mainstream edm period was awful, popular music has finally recovered to an acceptable standard after like 10 years

E.asily D.igestible M.elon

Yeah same for those reasons and because of the rating system, it's easier for me to give a rating from 1-100 rather than one from 1-5

Finding a non lgbt user on AOTY is like finding a needle in a haystack. Okay maybe not that extreme but it’s definitely more common than with most sites

@@ringer1324 yeah I noticed that when I joined the site, there's a lot of fellow LGBT and it is pretty cool to see

@@cyinic Technically RYM is 1-10 since you can give things half star ratings, But I get what you mean. Personally I find it _easier_ to give a rating on a smaller scale (1-10 or 1-5), Just because it requires less thinking, I can pretty easily go "Do I hate this, Dislike it, Am I meh about it, Do I like it, Or do I love it?" and then get a 1-5 rating from there, Although 1-100 is definitely more meaningful, Because with a smaller scale I'll often find myself ranking two things I enjoyed to quite different degrees as the same thing.

Wait, So are you telling me that when I went on RYM and looked at the top ~5 LGBTQ singles of the year and listened to them because I was bored, I should've been doing it on AOTY instead?

Agreed. some people think they fell off after Mellon Collie, but they actually fell off after Machina II

@@kyleaustin1901 I agree with yall that Adore and Machina I and II aren't as bad as the person in the video suggests, but also they are not as good as all the albums up until Mellon Collie. Zeitgeist is basically butt rock, Teargarden had some good tracks but was sort of too much classic rock worship, Oceania was about as good as Teargarden, and then from Monuments until now it's just clear that that they're neck deep in classic rock worship in a sort of sad boomer-y way.

@@mandobrownie I’d say Adore is better than Gish

Perfectly put

Yeah that's what I always say RYM's descriptor tags are so nice

Black eyed peas and Skrillex pushed us here

I agree

i mean im not going to argue with that. not really sure if its possible, even.

Depends what you mean of all time, I’m their lane and because of their popularization of a genre. Yeah, but across every single band, including jazz bands, pop bands, etc. hard to argue.

Greatest at being mid 😂

I......AGREE.