Phonk, Skrillex-Era Dubstep, Punk, Country, Country Rock, Rap, like you said Reggaeton, 1980s Yacht Rock, any Glam genre (exception to the rule artists being Marc Bolan and David Bowie), and a few others I'm forgetting currently.
There's a reason why it was an extremely unpopular genre even when it came out, it was competing against a somewhat sister genre (Madchester) which had a somewhat similar sounds if you compare them to the likes of The Charlatans or the genre of (Baggy) with the likes of early Inspiral Carpets, then Britpop came along and crushed all of those genres into dust leaving it as the victor until the latter half of the '90s, with former Shoegaze bands like The Verve or Lush transitioning over to Britpop by the mid-late 1990s. (Lush also getting Jarvis Cocker of Pulp to sing on a track of theirs from one of their later albums). I've also noticed that there was a presence of disregarding reverb and other production bullshit for incorporating Funk into music, both in Madchester and outside the genre, say with bands like Jamiroquai or early Kula Shaker.
