It's not "Blurred Lines," but Katy Perry enlists two seemingly nude models in a classy b/w lyric video where the words finally hit home and bring the two together — with an androgynous, same-sex theme.

The city hits the sky with mirrored reflections and more for Travie McCoy and Jason Mraz.

It's a city of light, but in a futuristic sci-fi sense that fits right in with Linkin Park's longstanding interest in all things electronic and technologic.

Here's something to add to my Music Video Rules:

If you think a 15 second preview on Instagram — or a seven second Vine, or even a single Instagram photo — ruins the impact of your music video, then most likely your music video sucks. Sorry.

UK newspaper The Guardian has an editorial today about how social media reveals and other teasers have ruined music videos for the author, Issy Sampson.

Ian Rubbish ain't no Joe Strummer — here's more of a Nigel Tufnel — but he holds his own jamming with and interviewing Clash members Mick Jones and Paul Simonon to promote the new "everything and the kitchen sink" box set, Sound System.

It's a fun watch, even if you're clueless to the fact that Rubbish is comedian Fred Armisen's English punk character that might stop being "fake" prettty soon..

Much of this revealing and illuminating video takes place within an eye, blinking between scenes as singer Jessie Rutherford reveals his fears and more (despite the blurring).

Always unexpected sights in Los Angeles, but this Robbie Williams video was probably the first time people saw a boat crusing down the Boulevard...