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    Which music video changed your brain chemistry the first time you saw it? Mine was Formation by Beyoncé.


    Which music video changed your brain chemistry the first time you saw it? Mine was Formation by Beyoncé.

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    2. Financial-Painter689 on

      Xtina – Dirrty. Bey – Formation (in fact Lemonade as a whole). Madonna – just like a prayer

    3. Impressive_Sun_8428 on

      Turn Down For What, DJ Snake & Lil John, weeeeeird vid.

      https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HMUDVMiITOU

      Just found out that the director did Everything Everywhere All At Once and I can definitely see it.

      Also> Puscifer, The Humbling River
      (If you need a cathartic, ugly, hard cry, over the state of the world rn, I can’t recommend it enough) damn.

    4. probabyl on

      Mariah Carey- Honey. It was her first post-Tommy , “grown-up” video and it was unreal to see her so sexy, happy, confident, and funny.

    9. angel_inthe_fire on

      Jeremy by Pearl Jam, way too young to understand it.

      November Rain, just for its epic music and story.

      Stand Inside Your Love by SP, it’s just beautiful.

    12. lulzerjun8 on

      Beyonce Lemonade. I watched the premiere on HBO not knowing what it was and I WEPT from start to finish. it was a beautiful experience watching it for the first time.

    17. hotpinkvelour on

      Normani – Motivation: A great homage to early 2000s hip-hop/R&B, with amazing choreography. Just infectious.

    18. She-Ra-SeaStar on

      “Not if you were the Last Junkie on Earth” by the Dandy Warhols.

      It didn’t exactly age well. The satire allowed my teenaged brain to comprehend how some of my favourite artists turned to Heroin. Also had some great choreography.

    19. sleepy-catauran on

      Feist’s video for “1,2,3,4.” Every single time that Apple commercial came on I was sat.

    24. roxy031 on

      Soundgarden, Black Hole Sun

      Beastie Boys, Sabotage

      Childish Gambino, This is America

      Kendrick Lamar, They Not Like Us

      Michael & Janet Jackson, Scream

    25. gible_bites on

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      It’s gotta be Backstreet’s Back from the Backstreet Boys for me. It was a game changer in the days before TRL.

    29. lawschoolredux on

      90s kid here:

      Jay-Z – Big Pimpin’ – as a boy I was shell shocked at all the badonkadonk overload. This little boy’s eyes had been opened LOL

      Red Hot Chili Peppers – The Other Side – such a haunting song and a really off music video. Legit depressing and just sad melancholy
      Inducing. I remember changing the channel as a kid when it came on the radio (or mtv when the video came on in the summer) it’s the first time I remember ever actively avoiding a song and not liking it because it’s just haunting and depressing.

    32. Jasminewindsong2 on

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      Rhythm Nation. Was before my time, but it’s one I’ll constantly revisit because the choreography is so precise and it just tickles my brain in a certain way because it’s just so precise.

      I honestly think it’s the greatest choreographed music video of all time.

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