Music Buzz First she stars in a World of Warcraft commercial and now Plaza is the muse for a music video for indie band Father John Misty? The girl is certainly well on her way to being the the #1 crush for geeks, hipsters, and comedy nerds alike.
Music Buzz The Biebs had a steampunk Christmas, and now it’s Nicki’s turn.
Music Buzz Not as “freeky” as some of their earlier videos, but still up to par.
Music Buzz This is amazing. Colton James Boettcher wanted to make a different kind of “It Gets Better” video, so he teamed up with Madison, Wisconsin's LGBT community for this music video, set to Lady Gaga's “Hair.” Come for the sick choreography, stay for the inspiring message.
Music Buzz “I am the female Weezy.” So says Nicki Minaj at the end of her already-controversial new (and ~explicit~) music video for “Stupid Hoe,” which centers around the education-related difficulties of a learning-disabled garden tool (except not). It's likely already stuck in your head—whether that's a good thing or a bad thing, I'll leave it up to you to decide.
Music Buzz Not sure if serious or just masterful trolling. Regardless, I can't stop watching.
Music Buzz Hypnotizing animation draws you in. No pun intended. Chris Milk's newest for Rome, featuring Jack White.
Music Buzz Watch taxidermied animals come to life and sing. The song is cute, too. Good stuff.
This is Snoopy as you’ve never seen him before, and it is pure awesomeness.
The video for “Hey Mister”, by Magic Machines, is a dollop of genius. All of your favorite GIF's (and I do mean ALL), set to an earworm of a tune. (via obviouswinner.com)
Kid Cudi just released a new video for 'Mr. Rager', and it's pretty epic! This awesome track can be found on his second album: Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager. (via officialhype.org)
This song is called “WTF” and it is not a parody. Enjoy. (via raevotta.com)
Music Buzz MTV began broadcasting 30 years ago today. The first video ever aired is common knowledge, but what else was played that day? Click here for a full list of videos aired August 1, 1981.
Oh so beautiful. No post-production: everything on the face is happening in real-time, via hacked Kinect, laptop and LED projector. (via.)
Cracker Johnson is really adamant about this request.