‘ville.2k: antville’s 101 Best Music Videos of the Decade . the usual suspects and a few surprises. nice reference resource. #vfx #animation
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Certainly a reputable source, but like with most subjective listing of things, it's difficult to agree with (Bat for Lashes at #3?!?) and mostly filled with newer work: Antville's reader picks for 101 Best Music Videos of the Decade . Just happy that Smile Around the Face made the cut. Still my pick for maybe the best ever.
Dude, I just got the best idea! Okay, so you know those funny “Saturday Night Live” music videos…like the one with the cupcakes, or the other one where the guys are on a boat with T-Pain? Well, I want to do one of those style videos, but make it about Richmond! I can’t beli eve no one has thought of this before! Here’s how it could go down: Two white guys who can’t really rap, doing a parody rap all about Richmond, and filmed all around Richmond: In front of bars and monuments and place
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Last December, Warner Music decided not to renew its contract with YouTube . They wanted more money from the advertising coming in to YouTube as a results of the company's popular music videos. It was only slightly ironic since YouTube (and social media in general) has been notorious for not monetizing very well. Meanwhile, another major label, Univeral was out there touting the benefits of having their videos on YouTube , which actually made music videos a viable part of a business model a
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