Explaining Every Rock Sub-Genre | Hosted by Roach

Not much to say, amazing and funny video

Great video, but i still love pearl jam.

like wendigoon but for music

Thanks for this video. I will be checking out your channel.

Metal is Rock....

You don't like... Kiss?

I always LMAO at black metal

Pink Floyd is all psychedelic.. they were Art/Experimental/Space rock There music and style is about drugs but not just drugs..
the music is smooth and simple but can be random and interesting at certain times.

What about Brutal Technical Death Metal. Or Technical Brutal Death Metal. You dont even get the basics right. 👎

Eh, I think I'll just stick to my 1 rock playlist

are you a gemini?

🤓 Actually grunge is the name of a movement coming out from the rich underground alternative scene of the 80's. Alice in Chains, Nirvana and Pearl Jam are clearly not the same genre.

In a similar way, nu metal is a broad term for ... a new type of metal band, which may involve DJs, rapping, or imitating DJ techniques on teh guitar, or just playing on a different way from the metal genres before then

For every band that makes the mainstream there are numerous bands running parallel in the underground streams, just look at psychedelic garage punk, we never heard about bands like thirteenth floor elevators, etc. the mainstream media just plugs a handful of bands and limited genres. 🤢🤖🎃😎

Nice southern accent

Mate really good video! Well explained and funny

Yourre so cool omg

Very good video its easy to understand and funny, your use of visual is good and showing types of riffs is very useful for understand

No space rock?!

I'm gonna guess you don't like Foo Fighters

Nu metal is what got me into metal and I like it cause it's easy to get into which means I can listen to it anytime anyday

I got a question, What is the Genre of Skillet's song Hero and Resistance, and whats the genre of the vocal

When i think of rock songs id go like "SKILLET!!" or something like an electric gutar battle music and the vocal will shout with fast lyric but wont rap or roar, and this guy explained cowboy musics are also rocks

Great video and humor. Learned a lot. Subbed for sure.

I thought this was a great video!

Hi I'm a newbie to rock i come from a mostly hiphop background expanded to house jungle breakcore then scrumptious jazz jazz fusion and blues so naturally i wanted a taste of rock but i like to understand a genre before diving into it so thanks.

Thanks for the content 🤘

I was with you until you said you don’t like Pearl Jam. But I get it lol, dope video otherwise 😂

I am a medium rare moron when it comes to understanding music terms but you explained it so well I actually got pretty much all the things you said, awesome video man!

Very interesting

Great work man!

Singing about murder is "okay" because even if murder is wrong, it's all the media feeds on. Even children's shows feature murder all the time, even as a wrong action. Murder is wrong, but not problematic.

"Correct" queer representation is something that a subculture feels that they have to push and keep trying to convince people that their way is the only way, and they get mad whenever someone appears to be anti-queer or does it "wrong", even when they are on their side. The mobbing nature of cancel culture is closer to Christians trying to shut down TV or songs that feature non-dangerous, anti-Christian themes than it does a true group moral trying to prevent dangerous individuals hurting real people.

This was very helpful, thank you!

Please do one on the genres and sub genres of metal.

Very informative! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks, Buddy!!!

And, some people really need to understand that hard rock, and heavy metal are not really similar genres, because having heavily distorted guitars doesn't make it a metal sound.

That'll be no different than saying that blues, and country music are similar genres, because they both use acoustic guitars, and they also have little to no distortion in their electric guitars.

So it is true that hard rock has heavier distortion. But metal music on the other hand has other characteristics that don't even sound like rock at all.

And, this whole entire notion that having a heavier guitar sound makes it metal is simply not true at all, because there are plenty of modern rock bands that also have a heavier sound. Breaking benjamin, helmet, stompbox, trustcompany, and course of nature. But they still don't sound anything close compared to other modern metal bands like behemoth, decapitated, gorgoroth, lamb of god, and slipknot.

Blasphemy!

Just learned me something

this video is awesome dude!! super informative, I really appreciate examples—both the bands and guitar clips for comparison. the editing with the two cameras/computer screen/etc really add to it and your explanations are easy to digest. as you say, a lot of ~genre~ is subjective, but everything you say seems very thoughtful and well-explained. overall a great watch!!

also, seeing nickleback grouped with acdc/gnr/etc gave me a chuckle

Wonderful video! I especially liked your humorous inputs here and there. Plus your presentation of the rock genre and its sub-genre were really informative and easy to understand.

Very informative and interesting video.
Thanks for it!