Eddie Murphy - 'Party All The Time' (1985).

Elmo & Patsy - 'Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer' (1979).

Bobby 'Boris' Pickett - 'Monster Mash' (1962).Wild Cherry - 'Play That Funky Music' (1976).Men Without Hats - 'Safety Dance' (1982).

Billy Ray Cyrus - 'Achy Breaky Heart' (1992).

Dexys Midnight Runners - 'Come On Eileen' (1982).

Carl Douglas - 'Kung Fu Fighting' (1974).

Works covered on Todd's docu-review shows: His Twitter account can be found here.Īll tropes regarding Todd himself go to the character sheet. His videos can be found on his YouTube account here. He also had frequent cameo roles and co-writing credits on The Nostalgia Chick's early videos. Todd also regularly appeared on Roses' Let's Plays of Edutainment PC games from the early '90s. Once a frequent ' Special Guest' on Pushing Up Roses' ' Let's Play Shorties'. Song which compares big hits from pop history.Ī former member of Channel Awesome, he left the site in early 2018.

Cinemadonna: a review series of the entire filmography of Madonna (now completed).

Trainwreckords: analyzing Creator Killer albums that removed well-known, successful artists from the popular spotlight.

In each episode, Todd goes over the early careers of the hitmaker, reviews their one hit song, details the failed follow-ups, and analyzes whether their talents and/or charisma meant they deserved better.

One Hit Wonderland: self-described in each episode as 'a look at bands and artists known for only one song'.

He also releases a pair of videos where he lists the worst and best hit songs of the current year at the end of each year.

Todd's Pop Song Reviews: reviews of modern pop songs, talking about how bad (and sometimes good) they are, which makes him ask how they even became popular in the first place.

Also, he always obscures his face in his videos. Combines legitimate complaints with humorous observations and Shout Outs. June 3, 1984) is a YouTube-based reviewer who focuses on snarking on pop music of the past and present. 'I don't make these videos because I hate pop music, I do it because I LOVE pop music.'

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