Coldplay

Directors Spike Jonze and Mary Wigmore, and Coldplay's Chris Martin, cede the spotlight to living legend Dick Van Dyke who radiates positivity, joy and love in this unique and very affecting documentary music video.

Henson puppets take the spotlight, but a secondary place in society, in this latest from Coldplay.

Universes collide in this superstar sci-fi collabo between Coldplay and BTS.

Billed as an "Extraterrestrial Transmission" — which is true in this case, as the video premiered in space via a special viewing for French ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet — the "official audio" video features performance to a dance troupe of digitized holograms.

Chris Martin flashes back to his outcast school days when he dreamed of blasting off into rock stardom.

Cloé Bailly, director: “It’s about this magic power kids have to switch off from reality and jump into their own world, especially when having to cope with pain. It’s a timeless story about feeling out of place and not fitting in and how this feeling can be the source of infinite creativity and an endless drive in life... It’s been such an honour to work with Coldplay. They have been so trusting on set and I am super grateful for them respecting me artistically in the making of this video.”

 A cinematic tribute to humanity and interconnectedness, filmed around the world. 

A lo-fi start leads to a magical room where things get topsy-turvy and a bit more trippy.