Hello beautiful people, who likes good music?, and who love that their favorite song has a music video? or to see your favorite artist performing live?.
Over the years we have had a large number of music videos with countless artists, some have been magnificent and others have fallen a little short. The truth is, that it has been 60 years since the artists began to have videos of their songs, one of the pioneers was the band The Beatles, since they wanted a new way of reaching their audience when they were no longer on tour.
Today I am going to leave you the 21 best music videos in history, so you can judge for yourself and tell me which one deserves the position and which video should enter the list.
Beyonce-Single Ladies
~ It is shot in black and white, Knowles denotes a characteristic alter ego.
The Beatles-Penny Lane
~ They are still seen for what they were: the most famous and relevant band of all time The Beatles on the street, in the East End or Chelsea. Nothing else, Nothing less.
Michael Jackson-They Don’t Care About Us
~ A video with a social theme, talk about racism and the video was shot in one of the favelas in Brazil.
Madonna-Justify My Love
~ A video full of black and white sexual paraphilias, worthy of the queen of pop.
Daft Punk-Da Funk
~ As Thomas Bangalter said: the video has no message, it's just a man-dog with his boombox in New York.
David Bowie-The Stars (Are Out Tonight)
~ David Bowie, Tilda Swinton, Saskia de Bauwn and Andreja Pejic together and scrambled in a video clip inspired by the American middle class.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers-Dani California
~ They tell their own rock and roll version of the story in the video.
The Chemical Brothers-Let Forever Be
~ It is one of the most celebrated (if not the most) videos of the Manchester electronic band.
Jamiroquai-Virtual Insanity
~ You can see a lot of ambiance of what you imagined the future would be like, with changing rooms of zero gravitation.
Coldplay-A Sky Full Of Stars
~ With so little on the screen a huge good wave is generated, the band disguised as "man orchestra" playing the song in front of their fans.
Nirvana-Smell Like Teen Spirit
~ It is considered as one of the music hymns of the 1990s, especially for the Generation X.
Britney Spears-Baby One More Time
~ Daydreaming, having a crush and being the fantasy of "Lolita" all that in one video.
Metallica-Turn The Page
~ It's more of a short film, the video told a heartbreaking story with all the flavor of the '80s in Los Angeles.
Janet and Michael Jackson-Scream
~ An absolute pleasure for the eyes in the 5 minutes that the video lasts. Unrepeatable. Unique Masterpiece.
Eminem-My Name Is
~ A video clip that is still fun today, Eminem in the shoes of a thousand and one television characters.
Lady Gaga-Bad Romance
~ A somewhat twisted and not so well reciprocated love, a harmful feeling with an impressive visual.
~ This is the sign of the times: violence, bad language and a lot of money to spend.
Aerosmith-Janie’s Got A Gun
~ David Fincher invented for Aerosmith a short film with abuse and revenge as the main theme.
Cyndi Lauper-Girls Just Want To Have Fun
~ We have very modest productions that have achieved a lot with very little, and the video by Cyndi Lauper is an example of this.
Spice Girls-Wannabe
~ It marked a before and after period, and specifically this video was the start shot to the career of the most famous girl band of all time.
Michael Jackson-Thriller
~ With a duration of 14 minutes, it was the longest music video so far, it has a structure closer to the short film and it pays homage to the zombie genre and horror movies in general.
Queen-Bohemian Rhapsody
~ The entire video clip is summarized in: basic lens effects (like those that could be done by any manual and home camera) and, medium shots of the band's members at a concert.
XOXO Li.
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