Do you guys agree many bands disappeared after MTV lose its reign to YT

[pedrohemg 7,802]

I'm always thinking about bands that were famous before 2010 like Simple Plan, My Chemical Romance, Panic at The Disco, Tokio Hotel that aren't that successful anymore. In 2009 when youtube started to become that important to artists to promote their visual contents, MTV became irrelevant to the music world and many artists were affected by that.

Even if you didn't like Tokio Hotel much, for example, MTV would "force" you to watch them. With youtube it's completely different and only mainstream artists or those lucky enough to make a great hit can have the space they'd have if MTV was still the boss.

We all should thank MTV for everything they did for the music industry. I wish someday they can back and fill the gap youtube created.

[Gaga Monster 13,001]

No, if people liked a band and that band made good music, they would watch them on YouTube, not being forced to watch them

[Red 97,384]

2 minutes ago, Gaga Monster said:

No, if people liked a band and that band made good music, they would watch them on YouTube, not being forced to watch them

/thread

[Harry 26,836]

I don't think that wave of bands were necessarily a product of MTV, just a trend like any other. For example my sister and cousin were into those kind of artists but then eventually just moved on - they never watched MTV. Those bands were still very much mainstream as well.

[malazam 15,710]

Panic! at the Disco is slaying the world sis

[SpookyKid 15,143]

Well, Panic! is still a thing, Fall Out Boy is too

I'm sure MCR would be too if they kept releasing music ()

 

 

[HANZ 4,380]

we have pretty mediocre bands these days and those that had their time couldn't stay relevant

[DeanWinchester 41,390]

In a way, yes. Streaming made music more personal as people would just seek out the songs they like. Personally, I don't listen much to radio, so I won't get updates on pop music until my sisters overplay the songs or I read about them here. This made generic hits bigger than they should be and smaller acts smaller in respect to the "big" names. Ironic, since streaming pays ****all to the artist

[River 111,244]

Rock and the rest of the sub genres and the GP is usually a phase that comes and go, it stays calm for few years and then kicking again for 1-3 years and then it's resting again...

 

[lego 44,165]

MTV Unplugged, MTV Cribs, MTV Jackass

VH1

German MTV Masters/Select, Viva

Era of great videos and music. 

The charts with Manson next to Madonna...those were the days. 

[The Child 18,997]

2 minutes ago, lego said:

MTV Unplugged, MTV Cribs, MTV Jackass

VH1

German MTV Masters/Select, Viva

Era of great videos and music. 

The charts with Manson next to Madonna...those were the days. 

Don't forget TRL!

[artpoprebellion 325]

Panic is still successful. Case closed.

[TCHIKITAH 2,810]

K.... seems like you forgot that MCR no longer exists, Simple Plan just released an album since 2011, Tokyo Hotel sucks and Panic at the Disco is still peaking. Honey do your research. Don't be delusional!

+ YouTube has been the thing since 2006. Where were you those other 3 years 

[En_Sabah_Nur 9,359]

Yassssssssssssssssssssss 4 Tokio Hotel!!!  I love them!!!!  Don't even get me started gurl!!!!!    

 

[Sister 9,907]

Nah. YouTube is so much better, any band, song or video at any time every day and all night.