Some of these comments are so elitist and snobby.

Yes, I know this is a fun article, not a dissertation on our cultural understanding of intelligence. I enjoyed reading it.

Old, old trailer technique - and addressed & allowed for in the oldest music licensing formats for them. (Even “Tubular Bells” was manipulated to sync with effects in trailers for “The Exorcist”.)

In similar best-trailer / worst-movie vein, it was done to great effect with a trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 and New Order’s “Blue Monday”.

The guy’s a modestly successful big-league pitcher. He’s no moron. Performing at that level requires a lot of the sort of brain power that doesn’t show up on normal IQ tests. Situational awareness, knowing the opposition, etc.

This was one of the coolest music videos at the time.  I’m guessing the author of this list never saw it.  

Oops, wrong George Michael video!

The fact that Massive Attack’s not on this list tells me that a Millennial Yank compiled this list. Petals.

Came here to say this! The writer must not have watched enough pop-up video back in the day.

“lead singer Jay Kay, who glides through the video, dancing on a series of imperceptible moving sidewalks.”

Huge miss not including any Bjork on here, especially the work she did with Michel Gondry. She really innovated in this space and the medium.

Needs more Bjork. She has, like, at least 5 videos that are fantastic, if not some of the best of all time (All Is Full of Love, It’s Oh So Quiet, Human Behaviour, Hyperballad, Army of Me, Triumph of a Heart, etc.). 

I’ll never forget the massive letdown that is AV Club: The Kinja Years.

I know how lawsuits work but I really wish they worked different so they didn’t have to include so many adjectives. Like instead of saying “This event gave me emotional troubles, depression, shock, paranoia, anxiety, hot flashes, and light to medium despondence” it could just be “This event got me struck by goddamn…

What’s certainly clear is that she has enough money now and until forever to not really mind how she is coming across to the general public.

If a nun really wants to help kids they should be blocking the entrance to their predator religion. Mind your own fucking house it’s on fire.

So like, when you’re braising something, but you’re casual. Braisin’.

Fox is 100% correct here - professional relationships can get very sticky when there is a financial element introduced to them beyond the standard scope of the transaction. Very very sticky. Particularly when there are significant wealth disparities between the client and the professional. Accepting large sums outside…

“Rich” doesn’t mean paying cash ($7.5 million, for instance) for everything. Rich people take out mortgages just like anybody else.