Category: Music Videos
Lizzo & Missy Elliott Team To Take The Latter’s Fraught 00s Message About Body Image to the Next Level on “Tempo”
Keeping it one hundred percent real as she makes videos of herself using Tik Tok (because it isn’t a rap video until you’ve seen that [Read More…]
The Knife Emoji Manifested: Ellie Goulding’s “Hate Me”
In the epoch of screens, hatred, to an undeniably obsessive degree, is so much more convenient in the wake of a breakup. This much is [Read More…]
Who Is the Master and Who Is the Slave?: “Batuka” Video
In 2008, Madonna concluded Hard Candy with a song called, “Voices,” in which she opened with the lyric (somewhat unfortunately harmonized with Justin Timberlake), “Who [Read More…]
Pop Philosophy: The Subjective Abstractions of Perception, Echoes of “Virtual Insanity” Provide Visual Motifs for Ariana Grande’s “In My Head”
As Ariana Grande continues to infiltrate the world of high fashion on the heels of her campaign for Givenchy, a music video made especially for [Read More…]
Tove Lo’s Friendship Is So Strong, It Makes Her Phone Immune to A Dead Battery As She Pep Talks Through the Elements & An Arrest in “Glad He’s Gone”
The bond created between two women who endure endless trials and tribulations together (usually spurred by some sort of male-delivered trauma) can and should never [Read More…]
Britney Spears Wants Her Catsuit Back & Other Issues With Miley Cyrus’ “Mother’s Daughter” Video
Although the message behind Miley Cyrus’ lead single from the She Is Coming EP is one of empowerment (particularly as it pertains to the rights [Read More…]
Taylor Swift Again Can’t Calm Down on Making Being Gay About Her in Video for “You Need to Calm Down”
The assumption that, “If Katy Perry and Taylor Swift can make peace with one another, so, too, can gays and homophobes” is the crux of [Read More…]
Ashley O’s Music Video Looks Like a Target Commercial Before Showing Cracks in the Veneer
For those who couldn’t help but tap their foot to the pre-manufactured rhythm of fictional pop star Ashley O on the third episode of the [Read More…]
Joan of Arc Remains a Fitting Metaphor for How Society Treats Its “Differents” in “Dark Ballet”
Though it may seem to those who despise the notion that it is not the meek but the weirdos who shall inherit the Earth that [Read More…]
Diplo and Charli XCX Rip Off Spice Girls, Lisa Frank for “Spicy”
As the summer single competition heats up (“Playa Grande,” “Glad He’s Gone,” the entire Miley EP and, as Katy Perry would like to believe, “Never [Read More…]
