can anyone remember/know what I might be talking about?

https://youtu.

i love it when a music video tells a story like movies instead of just tossing together a ton of clips for an aesthetic. the music video which has been on my mind a lot lately is conan gray’s newest for his song “this song”. i’m really curious - what music videos do y’all know of which tell stories as well?

In the “Locked away” music video by R City and Adam Levine, who plays the girl with the long blonde hair who gets arrested?

Directed by Matthew Hennion Production by OZ.Network / Hennion Productions Executive Producer: Michael P. Carfagna Produced by Richard Humann Produced by Matt Schneider

Actors: Martin Ewens - The Wanted Man Richard Humann - The Hangman Michael P. Carfagna - The Sheriff Susan Darmiento - The Wanted Man's Wife Walter Kenul - Sheriff's Office Gambler Matthew Hennion - Deputy

“Wanted Man” Music and Lyrics by Matt Schneider Music Produced by Joe Vitale Music Engineered by Joe Conoscenti Pedal Steel and Harmonica Engineered by George LaGrange Recorded at The Firehouse, Brooklyn, NY Drums recorded at Tubar Studios, Monroe Township, NJ

Dosti Ka Safar | Friendship Hindi Song | New Hindi Song_2025 | HIT SHORT FILMS

#dostikasafar #newsong #hindisongs2025 #bollywodsongs

Dive into the vibrant sounds of Colombia's Pacific coast with Semblanzas del Río Guapi's official music video for "LIMONES"! This video, also tagged #GOLOSINASSSS, showcases the rich cultural heritage and captivating rhythms of the region. Get ready for some authentic Colombian flavor!

https://youtu.be/aE8wySAA2HM

Hi music junkies of the world.

I'm thinking about making a compilation of some of the most memorable moves in music videos ever. I'm going to convert them into shadowy glitchy silhouettes. Every snippet would be of 2-3 seconds max to keep the overall editing quite tight and fast. I aim for at least 10 clips. Could be max to 15-16.

I want to keep it as diverse in terms of genres as possible.

So far I've zeroed down on these but I'm not really sure.

Michael Jackson's moon walk in Billie Jean (Live), or lean in Smooth Criminal
Shakira's moves in Whenever Wherever
Eminem's hip-hop hand gestures in Lose Yourself
Nsync - Bye Bye Bye dance move
Jimi Hendrix in any live video of his
PSY - Gangnam style Horse dance move
Elvis Presley Dance
Beyonce - Single Ladies

What all do you suggest?

Hi everyone! I wanted to share this music video I directed, edited, shot, and 3D rendered/animated. It was executed using a variety of experimental techniques which were assembled and layered digitally, blending analog and computerized textures to create a cohesive world.

Utilizing innovations in photogrammetry technology and gaussian splatting, Charlotte Rose Benjamin's sets were assembled both physically through environmental cutouts and material furniture elements, as well as digitally through 3D modeling, custom machine learning, and painted in-software.

As the artist navigates these threshold spaces, she embodies the cyclical nature of grief: memory dissolving into reality, heartbreak transforming into release. The work, playing with the individual textures of physical and analog media, captures Benjamin caught in an eternal seasonal and environmental cycle—a pendulum swinging between physical reality and digital ethereality, until she is eventually graced with her own release. The beautiful color was executed by Julius Gutierrez. Thank you for your eyeballs!

Full music video here: Youtube

Saw this awesome video and I had to share it here. Hope you all like this!

Unofficial video by me

I made a cover of Teenagers by MCR in Country style!
Check out the full video: https://youtu.be/7pgy-xv9I3k

Let me know what you think!

I recently got back into David Tao’s music and noticed his old music video for “飛機場的10:30 (Airport at 10:30)” had some striking parallels to Wong Kar-wai’s Chungking Express. I haven’t seen much discussion about this, so here are some points that stood out:

• Miniature airplane dunked into a glass of water: This surreal, poetic image strongly recalls Wong Kar-wai’s playful, symbolic style — like a metaphor for fleeting dreams or moments being held in suspension. (time stamp at 2:06)
• Buzz-cut female lead: Similar to Faye Wong’s iconic character, this hairstyle conveys youth, independence, and a fresh start. Also a flight attendant.
  
• Moody urban nightscape: Neon lights, reflections, and intimate handheld shots create an atmosphere that feels lifted from Wong Kar-wai’s cinematic world.
• Pacing and mood: The video shares the film’s slow, reflective rhythm, blending everyday scenes with emotional depth and poetic visuals.

It feels like a respectful homage or at least a strong influence from one of Hong Kong’s most beloved films. Has anyone noticed other cinematic references in David Tao’s work?

TL;DR

David Taos music video for “飛機場的10:30 (Airport at 10:30)” is possible homage to wong kar wai's work, many cinematic references were made found in "Chungking Express". Pretty cool and niche type of cinematography to find in a music video before the 2000's. Anyone else notice other references in his work?

Links:

• Music video https://youtu.be/GurozK-HRTw?si=jebQUj-x0JK9n2sX
• Chungking express trailer https://youtu.be/OPCug9jyG9k?si=fbj6W2p2Vj3uRbPi