A wild ride with supercouple John Legend and Chrissy Teigen that's like being on an intimate beach vacation with them, but which also shows the natural ups and downs of any relationship (and ending with a beautiful surprise with their full family).
Gary Clark Jr angrily and powerfully stomps all over the viler elements of Southern American heritage that have been threatening of late to crawl back into modern times.
First off, the Jameson advertisement that starts this video off is maybe my favorite product placement in a music video, and not because of the product, but actually for dispensing with the business is a brilliantly clear and forthright way. After that we shift for a gorgous retro TV performance that's soaked with soul and class.
"Lemonade" isn't the only muti-song video currently making the rounds. Modern bluesman Gary Clark Jr. bows a three-song suite via Noisey, that might be way smaller in scale and scope than Beyonce's magnum opus, but the combo of director Gus Black's typically beautiful magic hour shots and Clark's vibes is smoothly perfect.
Our protaganists might be ready when that train pulls in, even if it's likely that time might never come...
Director Carmela Makela captures that awkward transition stage with parallel storylines about a girl potentially fucking her chances away, and a boy who's might be too busy serving in a father figure role to even get a chance.
