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⌈ Secret Post #6998 ⌋

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Re: Inspired by 1 - What are your favorite music videos?

[(Anonymous)]

"Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson will forever be my favorite music video

"Everything is Everything" by Lauryn Hill, I loved the visual of the streets of NYC as a record being played!

"Doesn't Really Matter" by Janet Jackson, this is the virtual techno futurism I was promised, why do I not have a life like Janet did in this video???

"Toxic" by Britney Spears, a perfect video for a perfect song

"Virtual Insanity" by Jamiroquai, a song and video that felt so representative of the 1990s I thought it'd be one of those things as an instant marker of its decade (like "Thriller" is for the 1980s), but given the world we live in now...it's actually so fucking timeless, I hope it's one of those things of art that just carries on timelessly

"B.O.B." by Outkast, Outkast just generally had cool and visually stunning videos

"Mary Jane's Last Dance" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, I'll say this forever, this is my favorite Tom Petty video. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have a lot of good videos too! So macabre and introduced child me to the fucked up idea of necrophilia XD

"Come Into My World" by Kylie Minogue, this is more about Michel Gondry being an amazing music video director and me being sad that the music video industrial complex had given opportunities to some truly talented directors and because music videos aren't regarded in the same ways as they had been in the 1990s, we won't get to see talented directors using music videos and music video money to make projects like Michel Gondry's fascination with dreams, creative editing and cool film tricks or Hype Williams' need for fish eye lenses and turning manga and comic books and cartoons into real life (OMG don't make me rant about Busta Rhymes videos!)

For sure, I miss the ways music videos were given huge budgets and film crews to more or less make mini movies. Blows my mind that directors as big as David Fincher and Michael Bay basically got their start by making music videos.
I'm sure I'm forgetting some music videos I really love but my brain hurts from trying to think so hard.