Lots of people make the case that Shawn Mendes is the first "music star" to come from Vine. Well, the same could also be said for Us The Duo since they have more followers (4 mil to 3 mil) and more loops by about a 2-1 margin. Then there's this major-label clip taken from the new animated film,The Book Of Life, out this weekend (of Oct. 17). And if that weren't enough, this song was written as the couple's wedding vows. Right now, Michael and Carissa have the edge, Shawn; your move, buddy.
P.S. That Karmin couple may want to look over their shoulders, too.
A red-hot woman who'd make Jessica Rabbit jealous set's heart's a'pounding and eyes a'poppin as Pitbull and crew throw down this latin disco jam at nightclub so old school that it's mostly b/w..
We don't cover too many Spanish language video aqui, but this is an ambitious and stylish video in any language/genre. Singer Natalia Jiménez makes her way through a wrecked city, that seems on the verge of rebellion if not total annihilation.
You can let the invisible spirit knock you around and leave you battered and brusised. Or, you can get free and let it move you to unexpected heights and beauty. I suggest the latter...
Sean Horvath started out editing skate videos and video game montages in his early teens. After attending the Art Institute of Philadelphia for Visual Effects, he made the leap from New Jersey to Los Angeles.
As a jack of all trades with a love and understanding of music and cinema, he quickly fell into the music video scene. In just 4 short years he has racked up a number of videos featuring artists such as Snoop Dogg, Sean Kingston, Christina Milian, Daniel Bedingfield, Big Sean, Lil Wayne, Baby Bash, Mann, Omarion, and more.
Comedians Dave Foley and Brian Posehn do some Nazi Rock that goes over well until a biker gang kicks down the door and knocks some sense into these fascists.
PS: Eagle-eyed rock fans should be able to spot out all the members of OFF, plus Jesus Lizard frontman David Yow, Melvins drummer Dale Crover, Tool drummer Danny Carey and TSOL singer Jack Grisham amongst the fascists.
Temptation and danger abound in Bangkok. And things are never what they seem. So it goes in this wild SKINNY video that starts with our man receiving a Cobra tattoo — for protection, no less — before getting swallowed into a untrustworthy world of sex, drugs and violence. [note: Very NSFW]
A revival meeting and an energetic basement performance by One Republic come crashing together. And since it was shot in New Orleans, there's of course an alligator. [SG]
Revenge is best served "stone cold" — sorry for the pun — in this conceptual piece, starring Mika and new bestie Ariana Grande, where and director Chris Marrs Piliero takes familiar themes about outcasts in high school and gives them a twist. Especially in the last twenty seconds.
Side note: Start counting now how many kids will want a talking Mini Cooper when they get older.
Although this video looks pretty safe for work, it's also off-kilter with a pair of panties strapped to singer Elliott Kozel, lots of heavy petting and other dark touches. So, careful. Also, dont google Tickle Torture, unless you're into that sort of thing. [SG]
"That's Alright" takes the dance vibes of director Wendy Morgan's fantastic C2C "Happy" video to a different place, but keeps the same infectious charm. Singer Laura Mvula engages in a riotous dance routine that's as magical as the mystical touches throughout this '40s-vibed vamp.
