Top 100 HoYoverse Songs of All Time (REACTION)

Overview

The video is a long “Top 100 HoYoverse Songs” reaction where Nicholas Light gives rapid-fire reviews across many Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail tracks. The overall vibe is him bouncing between hype, calm appreciation, and occasional disbelief at the rankings.

Main Highlights / Flow

• Immediate fandom energy

  • He jokes about loving HoYoverse a lot, then quickly frames his taste as favoring boy-band style vocals and “master plan” style tracks—songs that feel like they’re building toward something big.

• Repeated Genshin praise (especially peaceful tracks)

  • A major chunk of the reaction focuses on how Genshin Impact excels at calm, soothing music.
  • He compares the experience to walking through kingdoms/regions with “peace in life” energy, including “sleep playlist” / calm your mind moments.

• Contrast to darker/emotional tracks

  • When the list shifts to aggressive or intense songs, he reacts with a “rage beneath the mountains” / “tear you to pieces” energy.
  • He basically praises the genre range, saying it performs well there too.

• Vocals trigger stronger reactions

  • Whenever a song brings back vocals, he gets especially excited—leaning into “this is impacting me” energy.
  • He repeatedly calls the music breathtaking.

• Ranking disbelief (streams + placements)

  • He notices something visually wrong on his screen (the streams count/graph looks cut off), jokes about it as an “LL channel” moment, and doubles down on being confused why certain songs aren’t ranked higher.
  • Later, he claims one specific track should have been #1, arguing it’s better than everything else on the list.

• Notable “favorite” moment

  • Near the end, he emphatically declares that rank #47 was the best one.
  • He says it should have been number one and claims he’ll “make sure it’s number one next time.”

• Occasional dislike / headache moment

  • He reacts negatively to at least a couple songs:
    • One he calls “too much” and says he gets a headache from it.
    • He also dismisses some tracks as overly folky, too Egyptian/camel-ish, or otherwise off-vibe for him.

Jokes / Memorable Bits

• He uses lots of humorous, exaggerated comparisons such as:

  • “Last Air Bender credits,” “Disneyland walk,” “Kung Fu Panda,” “Egyptian camel,” “star-walking,”
  • plus frequent “why is this ranked like that?” rants.

• There’s a brief moment of crude/awkward commenting during a more provocative visual segment, followed by him backtracking.

  • The crowd’s reaction is mostly “what am I watching” confusion rather than serious critique.

• He roasts the rankings based on streams, repeatedly questioning why a track with huge numbers isn’t higher—acting shocked the numbers exist.

Key Reactions Overall

The video’s emotional arc is: calm → intense → amazed-by-vocals → annoyed-at-rankings → triumphant final pick (#47 as best/#1).

His final takeaway is essentially:

The best song on the list is not where it belongs.

Personalities Appearing

• Nicholas Light (main reactor)
• Implied secondary voice: an off-screen participant briefly says lines like “I know you do.”