Why stop at breaking stuff when you can kill stuff? If you've ever wanted to see a super destructo rawk video take the Gallagher smash act to the ironic next level: This is it.
Director Diane Martel works her magic once again — perhaps you've seen "Blurred Lines," aka the video of the year, so far — conjuring a mix of tawdrysexyfun for a very willing Miley Cyrus.
Calling this the most beautiful video with an animated elk is a disservice, since let's face it: That's a pretty small niche. It's just a flat-out beautiful and one of the more evocative and refined clips yet from animator Sean Donnelly and his appropriately-named Awesome And Modest crew (especially Abbey Luck, who was the director for this gem).
Just when you think we're in for an "anti" video of just a modulating sine wave, the squiggles get stepped-on, transformed and taken to a much higher (pun intended) level.
Coolin' on the stoop of your brownstone, dumb dancin' with your friends, and crashin' the community pool after-hours. UK style. That's how British songstress Eliza Doolittle does it in this clip, released just in time for the start of summer.
I'll let you make up your own "hairy" pun for this video, so long as it means you'll watch it. Because it is awesome, whether you're way into beards, or not.
If this gem from the Riff Raff production company isn't in contention for every Best Hair award next year, there is something wrong.
