dwellingdude

Isn't this exactly the kind of response she wants? People getting up in arms over her, so she can say "Well they don't like the fact that I speak my mind"? Purely for the attention and publicity, I would wager, because I bet she and her management are hoping that people who've connected with her songs and agree with even an iota of what she's said will be taken in by her ability to c**p all over the rest of the music industry, as though it makes her "cool".

This song is absolutely terrible, and his video doesn't help it any. "Chicolicious?" No thank you!

If you're going to mention "groundbreaking" videos, or videos that at least were popular for their visuals and appeal, how can you leave out "Take On Me" by A-Ha for the 80s section? It was in the same animated vein as Sledgehammer and Money for Nothing, in my opinion. I think MTV has had problems since reality tv got bigger and they consistently need to skew downwards to reach their target audience (teens), not just with various elements of the net.