The smartly staged and creatively choreographed one-take clip is as unpolished, campy, and full of energy as the Scissors themselves. Vern Moen, 2012)Īna Matronic, Jake Shears, and the rest of the crew served up a brilliant DIY instructional dance video for their unlikely viral hit, which became their third No. Scissor Sisters, “Let’s Have a Kiki” (dir. The minimalist production, which memorably featured Shakira dancing alone without props, musicians or other dancers, was enough to catapult her to international stardom. The video for Shakira’s first English-language hit is not her most seen those honor belong to the Maluma-featuring “Chantaje” and World Cup anthem “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa),” both with around two billion YouTube views. But “Whenever, Wherever” was the video that introduced Shakira’s swiveling hips to the world, as well as her “small and humble” breasts. His love interest’s shotgun-wielding father doesn’t approve, but in the end, let’s just say he’s behooved to sympathize.
Our small town teenaged protagonist is a sort of Napoleon Dynamite with - get this! - deer-like antlers, an effective stand-in for just about any condition that could have left a young Fall Out Boy feeling socially alienated. Matt Lenski, 2005)įrom Under the Cork Tree’s lead single was much of the world’s introduction to these former hardcore punks from the Chicago burbs, and for their first video with a big ol’ Island Records budget, they indulged their mission statement: a full-on underdog’s folk tale. Fall Out Boy, “Sugar We’re Goin Down” (dir. See our staff favorites below, with a YouTube playlist of all available clips at the bottom, and get lost in the recent greatest hits of an artform that continues to be among popular culture’s most vital.ġ00. This week, Billboard is reflecting on the evolution of the music video with a week’s worth of content about the form’s past, present and future - starting, today, with a list of our staff picks for the 100 greatest music videos of the century so far, essentially telling the story of the form during its middle-age period, and a potential crisis ultimately averted. This Is a New Golden Age for Music Videosīut of course, it’s been an interesting ride for the music video to get to this point: From the tail end of MTV’s peak to the introduction of YouTube and the minting of the viral star to the rise of social media and the countless different forms the video can now take in 2018.
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