music videos

This has to be the worst and weirdest music video ever made. If you thought Rebecca Black's :Friday" was a bad as it could get, you're dead wrong! Behold the internet's newest epic fail, Jack McConnell's "Where You Are." It's a train wreck and once the play button has been pushed you can not look away from the horror...

This has to be the greatest music video ever made! Nancy Mace of Z94, My 107.3 and KLAW 101 all proud members of the Townsquare Media family, showed this to me earlier this morning. I have no ideal how, or where she found it, I'm just glad she did and shared it with me. She knows my sense of humor and taste when it comes to viral videos and she definitely struck GOLD with this one!

When was the last time you thought about Avril Lavigne? 2003? Oh. Well, get ready to flashback to a time when you cared about her particular brand of punk pop, because her new video for 'Rock N Roll' features two of the internet's favorite things -- grown-up '80s TV stars and BearShark.

The highlight of last night's VMAS, MTV's annual reminder that they're still tangentially related to the music industry, was easily the multiple shots of stars reacting to Miley Cyrus' super awkward performance. Oh, also 'N Sync reunited or something and provided an answer to "what does Chris Kirkpatrick look like these days"?

Everything about John Mayer makes us so conflicted. His music is kind of lame, but he's actually a great guitarist. His music is kind of lame, but look at him without a shirt on. His music is kind of lame, but he has a great sense of humor.

If you know anyone who has ever been in a band, you know how awful an independently done music video can be. Hell, if you've seen R. Kelly's 'Trapped In The Closet,' you know how epically terrible professional music videos can be. Turns out, all bands need to do is hire cinematographer Jim Meegan...

Camille and Kennerly Kitt are back, and this time they've gone dark. We've seen these identical twin harpists do the theme to 'Game of Thrones.' We've seen them do Zelda. We've even seen them cover Rihanna. Now they're focusing their attention on the Rolling Stones in this version of 'Paint It Black.'

Despite the fall of MTV's 'M' portion of its programming, the art of the music video is certainly not dead. Rock and metal acts continue to create incredible visual interpretations of their most invaluable tracks, further examining the profound and introspective analysis of the themes studied within their music. This list is not about that. This list is about the Sexiest Rock Music Videos of all t

Flyleaf have unleashed a funky new black and white animated video for their new single 'Call You Out' off of their latest album 'New Horizons.'

Groove metal masters the Sword have just released one of the most mesmerizing music videos of the year. In a refreshing turn to the creative, the Sword have unleashed a story within the video for 'The Veil of Isis' that will leave you hitting the replay button over and over again.

Evans Blue are enjoying a successful run with their 'Graveyard of Empires' album, and have are digging deeper into the disc with the latest single 'Beyond the Stars.' The song just hit the airwaves, and the band is teaming with Loudwire to bring you the exclusive preview of the lyric video for the track.

Friday (Nov. 2) was supposed to be a big day for No Doubt, what with the debut of the video for their new single 'Looking Hot' and all, but after the clip generated the wrong kind of excitement, the band found itself scrambling to have it taken down and apologize to anyone who was offended.