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Clips That Have Marked the Year 2010

Posted in Music news | December 28th, 2010

Artists have marked the year 2010, making their videos of real short films both creative and resourceful. Impossible not to miss videos from Lady GaGa or Kanye West.

This year, the stars shone ingenuity, not only with their music, but also through their videos. It has sometimes emphasized the aesthetics of video, sometimes disparaged their polemic. Quick overview videos that marked 2010.

The art of provocation

If Madonna was the queen of provocation yesterday, today a whole armada of them blondes have followed suit, including Lady GaGa. Each of her videos is like short films in particular universe and where provocation is omnipresent. In Phone, the singer portrays anything that might offend America: kissing girls, frontal nudity, prison violence, vulgarity. And it works; its clip has been viewed millions of times.

For her comeback, Christina Aguilera has decided to forget her way back to regain hier old credo: provocation. In Not Myself Tonight, the singer uses the same ingredients as Lady GaGa: clip sexy and provocative account of resuming his porn-erotic pictures. Except that Christina was so inspired by her younger sister she is accused of having all pumped on the clip Bad Romance, another video to have marked the year 2010.

MIA also made a comeback this year, and the least we can say is that his return has not gone unnoticed. With his video “Born Free, she shocked the entire web community, so that the platform YouTube has just banned its distribution. In this clip of extreme violence directed by Romain Gavras, showing soldiers engaging in a hunt for red in a deserted town.

A clip art bias

Kanye West likes to talk about him and whether you love him or hate him, there is no denying his genius. Latest coup: the clip of Runaway. 33 minutes long and produced by the singer herself, the clip at the very neat appearance, which features Kanye West and his angel Selita Ebanks, based on several tables with biblical scenes.

The Klaxons have also wanted to play on the artistic dimension with much less success than the master of hip-hop U.S… The clip Twin Flames staged a sort of giant orgy where naked bodies intertwine and merge. However, no sex, just bodies. YouTube has yet banned the broadcast on its platform of video, seeing it as pornographic. The group, he sees his clip as a subversive work of art.

Psychedelic and originality

It is true that American stars are those with the most marked the year with their video, however, Martin Solveig with mini shorts save the houses in France. His video Hello , shot at Roland Garros in real conditions, was the buzz on the Internet. Martin Solveig appeared as a tennis player on Sunday facing the central court of the Paris tournament his brother Bob Sinclar enemy. French DJ once again proves his sense of self-mockery and creativity.