(Live)
[ 6:40 - from YouTube ]
I love her story. view
Guest eGuider Guy Kawasaki
VC & Entrepreneur, Garage Ventures & Alltop.com
(Music Videos)
[ 4:29 - from YouTube ]
Babes, whoever you are -- Run. Away. Now. Seriously. You don't want that paddling around in your progeny's gene pool. view
Feature Writer Kate O'Hare
Feature Writer/Columnist at Tribune Media Services
(Music Videos)
[ 2:54 - from Vimeo ]
This music video has a really catchy song, and the rhythm matches the animation perfectly, creating a nice visual composition in every sentence. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Music Videos)
[ 2:41 - from College Humor ]
The CH Boys do it again with a parody song composed solely of lyrics from a zany comment thread on their site. It's the sweet day of reckoning for those idiotic commenters you love to hate, set to the tune of 'We Didn't Start the Fire". Production quality is premiere; CH is clearly putting their MTV money to good use. view
Actor / Producer Jeremy Redleaf
Producer, Actor, Creator, Odd Jobs: The Web Series
(Music Videos)
[ 1:53 - from YouTube ]
Not sure if the real Mozart would have been horrified or flattered? That's of course right after he learned what root beer was. And the Internet. view
Guest eGuider Scott Kleinberg
Senior Editor for digital and print and Social Mediaologist at RedEye
(Music Videos)
[ 4:59 - from YouTube ]
Brother Ali released what I think is one of 2009's great albums - the groovy, socially aware "Us." So it was somewhat of a surprise to find a lack of official music videos or even live performances for everyone's favorite albino rapper. Here is his video from 2007's "The Undisputed Truth." view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Music Videos)
[ 4:05 - from YouTube ]
Delved from the depths of public access comes this over the top love song from Lionel Davis. With lines like: "Oh sugar britches, you got my nerves in stitches," you can imagine what you're in for. This one is destined to go viral. view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
(Musical)
[ 10:55 - from YouTube ]
Perhaps the apex of Michael Jackson's music video legacy was MOONWALKER, an epic sci-fi home video he put out that starred a clownish Joe Pesci as Mr. Big, the diabolical villain who wanted to push drugs on kids. In this segment, Michael Jackson, dressed in his Smooth Criminal duds, defends some kids from the fascist police army out of Brazil by turning hmself into a flying robot space ship and blowing up the bad guys by yelling "Hooo!" view
Political Comedy Activist John Wellington Ennis
Filmmaker, FREE FOR ALL!
