I really appreciate your videos. Thanks for sharing.

Do Feeling This by Blink 182 next! Totally holds up still

LAME MUSIC LAAAAMMMEEEEEEE

IS FINN IS CULTURAL MARXIST aatheist

Your like 50 dressing like a teenager lol

Pleket ket ket ket ket!

And now you bleeeeediiiin

Fuck, is that on youtubes?

Same same same, I can never unsee that GTA video

This and then Terry crews

Everyone did in the twitch stream… Finn just didn’t mention it. Disappointing I know.

Terry Crews is somewhere out there, crying.

I just commented this. I immediately think of that movie when I hear that song.

EASY WHITE CHOCOLATE.. WOULDN’T WANT YOU TO MELT! 🤣

All I can think of whenever I hear that piano intro.

Literally made me laugh out loud.

And they were so goddamn overplayed. Can't tell you another Trapt song, but I was sick of them and that song pretty quickly.

I still have two quicksilver beanies with the brim that I bought back in ‘03 and rock them regularly in the winter. Phoenix from Linkin Park turned me on to them when I watched the making of meteora vid that came with the deluxe cd.

CTB called me a cheater by accusing me of rigging the election on his KZfaq community page. What a pathetic delusional snowflake. His music sucks, anyways. If I want to listen to those whose beliefs I disagree with, I'll listen to Dave Mustaine because Megadeth isn't lame poppy butt rock...Risk aside.

@@spddiesel that one track was way overplayed but the record it came out on was really really good actually. I mean I don’t listen to it anymore but for the genre I think they made some great tracks. I listened to that album a lot in 8th grade.

I wish those hats would come back. They were comfortable.

The video was filmed very close to where I went to college and lived in Pomona. I was in Claremont and went to college in Walnut.

Yes it will

Nah

Absolute classic.

This aged real poorly

@Danny Francis punk is my jam, gurrrl. I’ll have to check some those out.

@Danny Francis ohh duh. It’s everyone’s jam ‘round here. I forgot what channel I was on

That song irritated me since the first time I heard it. Close second is that Colbie Caleit song. This guy says Christians don’t know who Post Office is, so no way Owl City could know them. I’m not Christian and I have no idea who Post Office is.

Post Office? Don't you mean Postal Service?

That's so sweet and wholesome. :)

It will hold up forever, it's truly a prefect song.

Yes the first 3 albums every song is a banger

Same.

Disagree with Finn (imagine that, lol) about the rap into being cringe. I always found it hilarious, especially the pose that Derryck struck at the end.

I could listen to fat lip and In too deep on repeat for the rest of time.

Big facts. Sum 41 is legit one of the best bands of that era and their newer stuff fucking slaps 🤘🏻

@@atomicpunk2360 I also had a thought. If Linkin Park ever decides to get back together, I think Deryck is one of the only vocalists with the range and ability to sing Chester’s parts. They could even get back together under a new name and go full-on trap metal. Either way, Deryck would get my vote. Also, I dig Sum41’s more metal direction. They couldn’t stay pop-punk forever.

@@Djfmdotcom second that he'd be a good fit in linkin park

in too deep beats out fat lip imho

@@onebuffalo5402 it’s close for sure! Sum 41 might be the pop punk GOATS of the early 2000’s

To be fair, "Sounds like it would be in the last 15 minutes of a One Tree Hill episode" is the best genre of music

Ah, Vanessa Carlton, Best known for this song, Being Stephen Jenkins from 3EB's rebound after Charlize Theron, And One Tree Hill analogies 20yrs later....

That show is hilarious to go back and watch

100% agree.

That's because the darker emo stuff can get old or reminds you of the bad stuff

@@Tikitackfouls For example Life Is Not A Waiting Room by Senses Fail, amazing album, but not fun to revisit if you've happened to live that.

Can totally appreciate that, I was maybe 15/16 when fat lip came out. Bands like sum 41, blink, green day, allister, and also a ton of skate punk bands were so great at the time. Once the emo/screamo thing became a thing I remember just not getting it all and felt totally disconnected

Amazing lol

I feel like I just wasted too large a portion of my life reading a Trapt story, but you didn’t disappoint. Joke of band. Hahaha

@@FinnMckentyPRMBA Finn, when you say "Cody Energy", I'm reminded of this guy Casey who would do all of that: cry if he lost in the video game, had to be the best in everything, etc.

Went to high school with Chris Brown and he was a total prick. Pete the bassist is a great guy.

@@whoami7721 had to be the best but most times was a disappointment 🤣🤣🤣 crazy how no matter what town you moved to, there was always the same type of people. I moved a few times as a kid to different school districts and always the same personalities of kids. I always made friends with the same type of kids. Never fails 😂

I know! So awesome. Don’t forget his side project Sky Sailing. One of my favorite albums, and I’m a metal fan.

@@khronyk2338 I have been listening to owl city for years and had no clue about sky sailing. What a day to be alive. Thank you friend!

@@AndarBarrishi, Wow, you’re welcome man. I love it, and I’m sure you will. Acoustic Owl City is awesome.

Will have to check those out, was super into Owl City back in the day

@@khronyk2338 Can't believe I forget Sky Sailing, another great project from the guy.

Had the same issue. I started as a bassist & no matter which one I played (TBird, Fender, Ibanez etc) I always wore a wristband or I'd end up bleeding everywhere and have a massive welt hours later.

I wear them while playing guitar because my arms sweaty profusely when I play live

I've never really had that problem, but that might be because, when I did play music, I was more of a metal guitarist than a punk guitarist, and the lessons that taught me were always like, "Good metal picking comes from the wrist, not the elbow. You can pick faster, with more control, if you wrist pick." So I've always mostly wrist picked

Same same

why?? after the first 100 times of that happening couldn't you just adjust your stroke a little? I know what you are talking about though - telecaster problems😂

You know who's better tho? HUMANITY'S LAST BREATH

@@bradschumacher419 You're damn right Bro!

Name a more iconic line than “I get a thousand hugs from ten thousand lightning bugs.” I’ll wait

They copied The Postal Service style.

Borland was fantastic at steering the artistic direction and Durst was a master promoter

Think of what they could have been if annoying douchey Durst wasn't in the picture. I can usually enjoy some LB despite Durst.

It’s a joint effort between Wes and Fred. Fred is the marketing genus (even though he isn’t that talented music-wise) and Wes was like the secret weapon musician

John Otto is a fantastic drummer. He and Sam Rivers are a tight rhythm section... like listen to "Rearranged." That whole song is anchored by Otto/Rivers/Lethal. Put that beat under any hip-hop track.

@@Djfmdotcom exactly, my friend!

I’ve never actually seen it!

@@FinnMckentyPRMBA The show you described was Seventh Heaven.

You know what. Owl City was also the gateway. The Ready Set was also crucial to this phase (and still my favorite actually)

Dude even when i was an edgelord into passenger of shit i still bopped to fireflies Literally too wholesome to not love

LB is one band that has a plethora of bangers that still hold up to this day anyone who says they don’t is lying through there teeth. There a band around the nu metal scene that didn’t wanna be serious and showed music wasn’t all about that they wanted to bring the fun on the rock side of things but what was more awesome is they all did together as friends and had a good time doing what they done

Boiler is a legit good song, the melody and the guitars and bass are really good

Lmao. Steve. I think you mean Sam. But yeah I agree, dude

@@M1n0rXxXthr3aT lol right

Limp Bizkit had a few corny songs. The rest are amazeballs

Playradioplay started making music under the name Analog Rebellion years back. It's different but some of its pretty good

Playradioplay was soooo good, I wonder what he's up to nowadays

I was always disappointed that the demo version of Face Down never got an official release. But I do still love the radio and album release.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Was just listening to Face Down lol

Ya'll heard Lil Lotus cover of "Face Down"? He does a pretty great job IMO

Oh damn it, I had completely erased that awful Plain White T's song from my memory and now it's stuck in my head! "Face Down" is a good one though, that one holds up and the message of it is incredibly relevant.

Yea they were great

Running from me is my personal favorite

Nobody knows who they are lol. They were a Linkin Park clone

@@MikeVoss I think they were pretty different to Linkin park from what I remember. Less catchy

In this vein, who remembers Lostprophets?

It me haha

They 100% helped my transition into Metalcore in the 2009’s

Sum 41 and Lagwagon also had a bit of that element too

But Underclass Hero and Screaming Bloody Murder are easily Sum 41s best albums

@@Jambr380 i refuse to believe this is a real comment.

Except 99% of the songs were written by Whibley and Noiri. Not a single riff by Dave on Chuck

@@hambone3327 I'm pressing X to doubt.

@@dasenase Look at the album credits instead of saying memes from 5 years ago. Every song written by Noiri and Whibley. If you dont have the album look at ASCAP. There you go son

It's a great song

@@atvena it really is 😃

I saw her live like ~10 years ago when “rabbits on the run” came out. I’d never really listened to her but obviously knew 1000 miles, and my girlfriend was really into her. Ended up really liking that album and the following one, a lot. Haven’t kept up with her since then or checked out her earlier stuff. 1000 Miles will always remind me of my girlfriend, who passed away several years ago.

Some of their music is just fine. I dig Borland's guitar riffs. All the cringe was because of Durst. That guy... my god.

bang on the money with that statement. some music you listen to for entertainment only. LB is one of those bands. you dont really think about the lyrics at all, its just very fun to listen to

@@niToitsyeSkxawng I love music that requires 100% attention to fully enjoy, but no way I'm listening to something like that while running or weightlifting. Same thing with partying.

@@petrinafilip96 yup exactly right, same here

In my opinion anything that's commercial is corny Every song on this list is corny to me

I am super embarrassed by how much I used to LOVE metro station. Hearing them now is making me cringe so hard because not only is the music terrible but you're spot on about the creepy lyrics that went totally over my 14 year old self's head

Guess I'm gonna have to start downloading his videos as soon as they come out because I definitely did not see that part in the video.

@@ssj6bejeeta Oh damn I didn't even notice but you're right, most of the Metro Station part is gone now

The cover by Bilmuri is top tier

That's probably because it was cowritten and coproduced by Matt Thiessen from Reliant K

Go listen to basketflies from dj cumberbund. You'll thank me later.

@@owenoconnell3445 and sang by correctly?

Dude! Where the hell is emo night? Northern liberties? I can’t see it on South St or in Manayunk.

@@TheCpj1976 Kung fu necktie. 1st and 3rd fridays of the month

Thank you!

It's one of these songs, you dont want anybody to know that you like it 😅

My son was obsessed with shake it when it came out. Shit is still stuck in my head 10 years later

For me, it’s one of those songs that reminds me of a time that I’d largely rather forget lol

Shake It is perhaps the most known neon pop/crunkcore/emo song of all time but the best Metro Station song is Control. You can't go wrong with it.

So basically you’re still a kid?

I said the same when I first heard that album, but I won’t lie … I won’t skip when a song comes up on the playlist from it (unless it’s Rollin, because I cannot look more white than riding around having that play in the background …. noooooo thanks, rather be caught with Achey Breaky Heart at full blast).

Idk if u been to emo nite but I've seen about 200 20 yr Olds singing that shit at the top. Of. They shit

@@sammyhain Oh it's absolutely an anthem that we all loved at the time... but it's aged horribly and it's incredibly embarrassing to listen to now.

I like Terry Crews in White Chicks, but my man had an established career long before being featured in that movie. You all forget Everybody Hates Chris? He was the dad. Pitched and recorded as he was doing White Chicks. He also had features in Malibu’s Most Wanted (8ball), Soul Plane, Friday After Next (Damon - his most memorable character for me during that era), Starsky & Hutch (Porter), and was pitched for Cheeseburger Eddie in The Longest Yard and President Camacho in Idiocracy before White Chicks officially released due to how well-known he was for being a big buff guy in comedies. Mad respect to the man for getting where he is today through features in black comedies beyond singing a song.

Good call! I'd forgotten about Joy Electric.

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