Weirdest Music Videos Ever
#10 The French Who Ate Too Much Cheese
You have never heard of French Black Metal haven't you? Well, this, we think is a good place to start. And probably end...
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The French Who Ate Too Much Cheese
You have never heard of French Black Metal haven't you? Well, this, we think is a good place to start. And probably end...
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The Fat Guy Takes Control
Sometimes when you don't have money to fill your video with spectacular things you just need to pay to a fat guy to fill the video for you. It is better, it is cheaper, it is a million times more funny. Even the name of the song is Weird Al.
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Intense One
Well, usually a music video should fit into the rhythm of the song. Forget the fact that "Losing You" by John Terry, not that John Terry is a slow song. You can fall asleep in the first 5 seconds if it wasn't for the angry blond woman singing. She just grasps your attention.
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Happy Asylum Year!
If you are not insane it is sort of sad that you will have to watch this video. Who knows how many decent people in their right mind lost it when they saw this. And it is at Christmas time. Cruel, cruel Russians.
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Russian Mind Explosion
This can kill you from the inside at the very least if it doesn't manage to stop all biological functions of your body or at least some. Russians are very hard people if they can suffer that.
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Mental Hospital Theme
What ever the hell was that it needs to be locked in a padded cell and put on a 24/7 security with night shifts. Not the mention the director. Japanese music video directors are mad. Imagine mad Japanese directors.
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Sumpermassive Craziness
This is the hit of Muse Supermassive Black Hole. The song is simply awesome, sense-pleasing from start to finish. The clip for some reason is the 1000 percent opposite.
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What On Earth Was That?
Japanese are awkward, there is no denying it but this is not even strange, it is absurd. You see crazy lights, visual effects as if torn out with a pair of scissors, Cartoon Network animations and most of all these mad Japanese fast-babbling singers. What the hell?
