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100.
We Belong Together - Mariah Carey
Director: Brett Ratner
Year: 2005
Percentage: 3.06%
Highest Rank: 15
The video shows Mariah in a wedding gown (same gown she wore on her wedding with Tommy Mottola on 1993) preparing for her nuptial with a man she doesn't really love. As she walks down the aisle, along comes her real lover portrayed by Prison Break hottie, Wentworth Miller, and she decides to go with him and they run away from the wedding.
The video is cute with Mariah's usual strip teases but I don't think it's anything special. What makes it interesting though is that it's a sequel to the video for Mariah's previous single, It's Like That, where their love story began. And it served as the video to a very successful and record-breaking song.
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Very low! Should be higher.
Amazing video!
I didnt vote for it coz it didnt pass my head but amazing!
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97.
Where Is the Love? - Black Eyed Peas ft. Justin Timberlake
Director: William James Adams, Jr.
Year: 2003
Percentage: 3.49%
Highest Rank: 16
The video is nice and it has a message to say. It has an intriguing ending because it wasn't revealed what the people were looking up to in the sky. Now if only Trousersnake was in the video too.
It made it?
Watch the video.
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95.
Hips Don't Lie - Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean
Director: Sophie Muller
Year: 2006
Percentage: 3.93%
Highest Rank: 14
Shakira once again showcases her dancing skills in this badass video. It's festive and features lots of dancing people and a ******** choreography.
The video won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Choreography and #2 on VH1's Top 40 Videos of 2006.
 how low. ATRL...
Watch the video.
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94.
E.T. - Katy Perry ft. Kanye West
Director: Floria Sigismondi
Year: 2011
Percentage: 3.93%
Highest Rank: 14
Katy Perry stuns us with her visuals for E.T. It is set in outer space where she still looks like an alien and then later on she morphs to half-human-half-deer and kisses her albino lover in a post-apocalyptic setting.
I'd have to say the video is really eye-catching and stunning. The effects worked well and o did her make-up. In fact, it received nods from various sites as it is Fuse's 96th Sexiest Video of All Time and winning two (Best Collaboration and Best Special Effects) out of 5 nominations at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
Watch the video.
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How low for Katy!
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93.
Everytime - Britney Spears
Director: David LaChapelle
Year: 2004
Percentage: 3.93%
Highest Rank: 14
YESS! It's Britney's 1st entry!
The video is emotional and surprisingly controversial because of its Kaballic and Catholic references. Like her Lucky video, it was prophetic and somehow predicted what would happen to her life years later.
The video is one of my fave Britney videos because it shows a different, more vulnerable side of her.
Too low as well.
Watch the video here
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92.
Touch My Body - Mariah Carey
Director: Brett Ratner
Year: 2008
Percentage: 5.24%
Highest Rank: 15
Mariah's back! Unfortunately, this is gonna be her last appearance.
This video is a lot of fun. Mariah looked smoking in every scene.
Watch the video here |
JDLNFCJDNDSLS LAST APPEAREANCE? **** U ! ATRL you need to start paying attention to cool videos.
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88.
Hollaback Girl - Gwen Stefani
Director: Paul Hunter
Year: 2005
Percentage: 6.11%
Highest Rank: 9
Gwen is just so sexy without even trying. The video shows her with a marching band and all. Pharrell even made a cameo.
The video is #5 on VH1's Top 40 Videos of 2005. And at the 2005 MTV Music Video Awards, won Best Choreography out of four nominations.
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Amazing
lol how underrated.
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What You Waiting For? - Gwen Stefani
Director: Francis Lawrence
Year: 2004
Percentage: 6.55%
Highest Rank: 9
The video is ****in' awesome! It's her very own version of Alice in Wonderland! Every scene is truly magical! And the intro is very cinematic. Should have been higher to be honest. And I'm kinda thinking this is GaGa's inspiration for her Marry the Night video.
The video won Best Art Direction and nominated for Best Editing at the 2005 MTV Music Awards.
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This is one of those that should be Top 20.
Hot!
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81.
Waking Up in Vegas - Katy Perry
Director:Joseph Kahn
Year: 2009
Percentage: 6.99%
Highest Rank: 6
Ms. Perry continues her reign with this one-of-a-kind video. She looked hot, the concept was brilliant and the wardrobe was exceptional!!!
Watch the video here
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I guess... too low?
Nice place.
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77.
Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO ft. Lauren Bennett and Goonrock
Director: Mickey Finnegan
Year: 2011
Percentage: 8.30%
Highest Rank: 10
The 2011 videos domination continues. Party Rock Anthem is a parody of the horror film 28 Days Later with "shuffle" zombies as antagonists.
The rest of the video is pretty much dancing. The set is really nice as it's effectively post-apocalyptic and everyone's wardrobe is astounding.
The video now has around 400 million views on Youtube. And did you know that the "shuffle" we know now is actually an Australian dance style known as the Melbourne Shuffle and The Running Man with a mix of US hip-hop.
Watch the video here
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This CRAP is above Everytime, HDL, What You waiting for and so on? LMFAO - FOR REAL.
Last? LOL The Sweet Escape y'all?
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71.
All For You - Janet Jackson
Director: Dave Meyers
Year: 2000
Percentage: 8.73%
Highest Rank: 8
My fave Janet video! 
The video's just smooth and easy and nice and comfy and soft and IDK but it's very lovable.
The video was nominated for Video of the Year, Best Female Video, Best Dance Video, and Best Choreography at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.
Fun video!
So far: The list sucks, the fact that Mariah is too low and won't have more appeareances, same for Gwen and pink and the fact that LMFAO's video is higher than Everytime or Hips Don'T lie is completely ridiculous.
