Sweet triumph of Maroon 5. Track "Sugar" and its derivatives
Adam Levine's famous statement that the classic Maroon 5 is a minor key, a little funk, guitars in the style of Nile Rodgers, lyrics about a broken heart, and therefore it is the minor, funk and bitter sadness - the formula of the classic Maroon 5 song that does not stand up to criticism when you listen to it the band's hit song "Sugar".
Despite the fact that the team has dozens of well-known compositions, it is “Sugar” that all radio stations play, the official Maroon 5 channel devotes separate playlists to this track, and it was Premiere-YouTube that first of all included in the number of paid options as the most popular and demanded among all that the fans of the group are ready to revise.
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"Sugar" is one of the most famous and recognizable tracks from the band's fifth studio album, entitled "V", released in 2014. In January 2015, the song was released as a separate single and immediately acquired an excellent video, according to the scenario of which the musicians appear without warning at real weddings to sing it right at the banquet. As a result, viewers receive the most real, unfeigned emotions in the video: from confusion and bewilderment to joy and delight.
2 800 000 000 views on YouTube
The video for the song "Sugar" is also one of the ten most watched videos on Youtube: the number of views as of November 2018 exceeded 2,8 billion.
An excellent addition to the main “Sugar” video was the “Sugar (Fan Video)” video compilation, which appeared on the Maroon 5 channel at the initiative of the team’s fans. This fan-made did not achieve the same overwhelming success as Sugar itself, but it is very cool to watch.
The Yandex.Music playlist “Best: Maroon 5,” which traditionally contains the group’s twenty best compositions, is somewhat puzzling; and among these best, “Sugar” for some reason ended up only in ninth place. Although this, of course, does not detract from the obvious merits of the collection.
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