The Most-Replayed Scenes from the Most Popular Rock Music Videos

YouTube recently launched a feature where you can view the most-replayed scenes in a music video.  If you’re watching a video, it’s displayed as a grey graph above the red timeline bar.

As you hover over the graph, the highest peak will be labeled “most-replayed”.  So let’s take a look at which scenes of some of the most-viewed rock videos were.

1.  “November Rain”, Guns N’ Roses:  Slash’s guitar solo in the desert.

2.  “Numb”, Linkin Park: The first chorus.

3.  “Smells Like Teen Spirit”, Nirvana:  The janitor’s dance

4.  “Bohemian Rhapsody”, Queen:  The part that goes “I see a little silhouetto of a man.”

5.  “Do I Wanna Know?”, Arctic Monkeys:  When the riff hits.

6.  “What’s Up”, 4 Non Blondes:  When singer Linda Perry is shown in black-and-white.

7.  “Zombie”, The Cranberries:  When kids are running in black-and-white, right before the pre-chorus.

8.  “Chop Suey!”, System of a Down:  A close-up of singer Serj Tankian’s face. (???)

9.  “It’s My Life”, Bon Jovi:  The first chorus.

10.  “Nothing Else Matters”, Metallica:  James Hetfield shredding five minutes in.

(See more at Loudwire.com.)