Director: Sam Brown
Year: 2011
Percentage: 25.76%
Highest Rank: 6
Funny, no? How the others worked their asses off to give us a great video while Adele just put hers in a damn chair. Even the drums and smokes and dancers and dishes did not make the video any better.
I'll never understand how this video got nominated for A LOT of awards. Maybe for the song
Director: Francis Lawrence
Year: 2011
Percentage: 26.20%
Highest Rank: 2
And while the song was a massive flop that we shall not discuss btw, the video accompanying it is BOMBASTIC! FANTASTIC! AMAZING! EPIC!
The choreography, setting, theme, mood, just about everything about it is FLAWLESS and FIERCE!
Too bad it did not help the song which isn't really bad to be honest
On July 20, 2011, the video received three nominations at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards in the categories Best Female Video, Best Choreography, and Best Cinematography. It won the Best Choreography category. The video was nominated for Best Video at the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards. On November 27, 2011, the video won Best Dance Performance at the 2011 Soul Train Music Awards. It was nominated for Best Video at the 2011 Virgin Media Music Awards and Favorite Music Video at the 2012 People's Choice Awards.
Director: Michael Gondry
Year: 2002
Percentage: 27.07%
Highest Rank: 1
Just amazing! The concept is brilliant. And major props to those who rebuilt the LEGOs frame by frame. It is a really tough job.
The video won three MTV Video Music Awards in 2002: Breakthrough Video, Best Special Effects, and Best Editing. It also received a nomination for Video of the Year and Pitchfork Media named it the best video of the decade.
I feel like the 2011 videos got nominated just cause of the recent hype... they are nowhere near deserving to be in the top 20.
RTW should be in the top 20, if the song smashes, then video would have been iconic. The song was not successful so it limited the performance of the video.
RTW should be in the top 20, if the song smashes, then video would have been iconic. The song was not successful so it limited the performance of the video.
It's a good video, but not the 17th best of the last 12 years....
Director: Michael Gondry
Year: 2002
Percentage: 27.07%
Highest Rank: 1
Just amazing! The concept is brilliant. And major props to those who rebuilt the LEGOs frame by frame. It is a really tough job.
The video won three MTV Video Music Awards in 2002: Breakthrough Video, Best Special Effects, and Best Editing. It also received a nomination for Video of the Year and Pitchfork Media named it the best video of the decade.
All great videos.
