Ring in the Holiday Season via this wholesome and old-school xmas video for Sia that stars Kristen Bell,, Dax Shepard, Henry Winkler, J.B. Smoove, Susan Lucci, Sophia Lillis, Wyatt Oleff and Caleb McLaughlin
This new Kid Rock video — or maybe it's a campaign ad? – is the kind of proudly backwoods free-for-all that will make you want to get pregnant, light a smoke, pop a Champale bottle, shoot some guns, take your top off to take a horse for a walk, and get in the mud with all your friends and family for some 'rassling. And if one of your friends happens to be Kid Rock, you also get a private plane ride.
The new champion is Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's "See You Again," directed by Marc Klasfeld, and commissioned for the Furious 7 movie to pay tribute to the late Paul Walker.
Currently, the count is relatively close: "See You Again" has 2.896 billion views compared to "Gangnam Style" and its 2.894 billion views.
All these numbers are way above my head — maybe we can entice Nate Silver to dig into the data? — but either way: Congratulations world, you've spent a cumulative 44,000 years watching these two videos!
More documentary than music video as we learn about how four people channel their feelings of loss, alienation, anxiety and depression into action and creative outlets that push them higher. And one of those people is the fearlessly unguarded Beartooth singer Caleb Shomo.
Bouncing along like an old-school teen comedy, complete with end credits, as the DNCE crew find themselves really getting to know new people at a party performance.
Despite the name Wild Beaver Saloon, this rootin-tootin bar is actually way classier than your average Coyote Ugly — and filled with way more star power, thanks to Little Mix and Machine Gun Kelly.
Summer nights in the Domincan Republic's La Zona Colonial prove to be as sexy as anywhere else in the world (even when the projected specter of guest singer John Legend isn't part of the light graffiti).
Can memes be weapons of mass destruction? Sum-41 are forced to fight back against an onslaught of web detritus that ranges from Angry Birds to rainbow cats to Kim Kardashian's butt, to more classic pop-cultural landmarks like Gremlins, the Stay-Puft Mashmallow Man and Randy "Macho Man" Savage.
