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Five reasons never to go clubbing in town: 1 this video. Our advice? The Beach Boys bandwagon continued rolling in the 80s if only in desperate, retro situations. Thanks guys. What could have gone so wrong? Hungry for a slice of pre-teen, suburbian angst? Well versed in the Rebecca Black school of literalism, Rose is younger with even less legal ability to drive a car and a helluva lot more autotune.

The message we got from this video was that the face of Chad Kroeger was deemed so unpalatable for public consumption that they got various work experience students to lip sync along to the lyrics instead. Bowie and Jagger. Finally together. What could possibly go wrong? A Cbeebies cartoon about an annoying popstar has exploded all over Cher Lloyd. Manfully she decided to carry on and do her video anyway. That the many, many Simon Cowell-led focus groups behind Cher Lloyd came up with this is baffling.

It seems bizarre that in this former army officer would rule the charts with his combination of hamster-like voice and songs which breezed through the streets of Clapham like chilly, futuristic winds. It seems weird that a band who have so readily grabbed the reunion dollar were so uncomfortable making music videos during their initial period of existence as a band.

An amazing song un-done by the video. Which one do you think Razorlight made? In her first ever music video we see the reality show star Su-Bo walking along a foggy, dusky riverfront and the vibe is surprisingly…creepy. In fact everything has the air of slight menace about it. You thought that The Kings Of Leon were a rock and roll band? You were so wrong. The Followills had a sideline as Christian missionaries sent to teach African school children about the best way to wear gnarly sunglasses and ripped jeans.

The music industry gasped in disbelief as the Oklahoma boys leapt into a muddled mise-en-scene of questionable racial subtext. If you're a true pop superstar, you simply become the hot dancer yourself. The most conceptual video of the Chromatica era so far is a feat of COVID-era filmmaking — nothing about Gaga's or director Tarsem Singh's vision feels compromised by the realities of the pandemic. And what a vision it is: The "" video resembles a turducken of metaphors, telling the story of a mental health crisis through the story of a car crash and the imagery of the Soviet Armenian film The Color of Pomegranates.

Like Gaga's best videos, there's a certain je-ne-sais-WTF element, at least until the big reveal. But like any good psychological thriller, the "" video more than earns its twist. Gaga and Singh create a world so rich with symbolism that decoding it doesn't feel like the end — it's an invitation to dive back in. Welcome to WAP Manor! If you are athirst, you'll find fresh water spouting forth from gold-plated chests and derrieres in our halls.

Yes, the walls and angles are a bit peculiar here — the designer was a rapper, I believe, a certain MC Escher. Are you the first to arrive? No, I should say not! Oh, one last thing -- mind the damp floor.

I'm afraid to say the Lady B's basement has flooded. Clearly, a nerve was touched: propelled by its video's instant virality, "Watermelon Sugar" eventually oozed its way to No.

Search term. Billboard Pro Subscribe Sign In. Top Artists. Top Charts. Hot Songs. Billboard Top Videos. Top Articles. Courtesy Photo. By Billboard Staff. Copied to clipboard. Click to copy. Here were our 25 favorites, with a playlist of all 25 at the bottom of the list. Larray, "Cancelled" dir. Jake the Shooter. Pop Smoke feat. Quavo, "Aim For the Moon" dir. Oliver Cannon. Karol G, "Bichota" dir.

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