Give Myself is part one of Zoo Brazil's music video triology titled Desert Girls directed and produced by DJay Brawner. The loose homage Easy Rider is a sexy trip into small town America.
Avril Lavigne does seem able to stay forever end: The song sticks to the "Complicated" formula, the video is set at a high school prom, and she's still a sk8tr girl. And despite the super prominent Radiohead references don't expect this video to look any different from what you might expect from the pop-rocker.
If anything, the '90s influence here seems to be more Hole "Miss World" than anything Radiohead...
Sorry, plushophiles. While it might seem that All Time Low are about to make your furry fantasies come true, they're actually engaged in something much more innocent (even if it also involves whacking).
I was there... Well, somewhat. But I do remember being in NYC as that first DFA crossover hit, The Rapture "House Of Jealous Lovers," washed the city's indie scene into something much more danceable and fun.
Not a surprise that the new David Bowie video "The Next Day" has stirred up controversy. We have Bowie as a prophet, Gary Oldman as a Bad Priest and Marion Cotillard as a blood-spurting Mary Magdalene.
But, kudos to the Catholic League President Bill Donohue for rebutting the video with something even more offensive. I bolded the best bits. See below.
North Korea has a new state song, "Let's Go Forward." And apparently this is the official music video for it. About what you'd expect, if you were expecting a classic propaganda film that features a water slide.
Advantage: South Korea. And that's without even considering PSY into the equation.
A fantastically cringey episode of Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifanakis and James Franco becomes a Lonely Island video that plays like a recreation of MTV's old Spring Break coverage, but with the homoeroticism replaced by a same-sex marriage vibe.
As James Franco says, it's awesome. And there's an Ed Norton cameo. Enjoy.
