This Week In Music Videos

Doug and Adam recount their top 10 music videos of 2015.

The IMVDb crew is joined by Brthr, who just released a music video for The Weeknd’s “In the Night,” and Ceilidh Joy, who was in the video, to talk about on-set meltdowns, rain machines, the Grammy music video nominations, and much more.

This week Doug and Adam share some special moments. Pete Rose’s restaurant in Boca? Both went as kids. Rapids water park in West Palm beach? Same. But the M.I.A. video for “Borders”? Differing opinions. That, plus much more in this week’s episode.

The IMVDb Crew is joined by Vimeo Director of Production Andrea Allen to discuss VR videos, identifying with women who comically fall down, lil penny, and much more.

LAMVF, music video parodies galore on SNL, Vevo’s new YouTube watermark, LARPing, Donald Trump participating in a “Hotline Bling” parody. It’s all too much!

This week our watch list is all from female directors: Hannah Lux Davis takes us in the a brave new world where Ariana Grande has pruple hair, Gia Coppola gives Carly Rae Jepsen the indie film treatment, and Diane Martel creates an amazing homage to 1980s music videos in the form of a video for The 1975. Also, Doug has pink eye.

This week we continue our streak of trashing Apple Music now that we have speculative evidence that it ruined Drake’s chance at a #1 single. We also discuss Adele’s smash-hit music video for “Hello,” music video halloween costumes, and the 1st gen iPod.

This week the IMVDb boys make it clear if there was any confusion - Drake is cool and people like him. Does “Hotline Bling” signal a post-view count era in music videos? Did Doug wear FUBU clothes when he was younger? So many questions - all of them get answers in this episode.

This week it's all about interesting pairings - Conde Nast and Pitchfork, Andrea Bocelli and Arianna Grande, Emma Stone and Ryan Heffington, Pitbull and texting. Some are amazing, some are not so great

The IMVDb gang talk about Doug’s interview with Eric Wareheim, the soon to be 10 members of the 1billion+ views club, and new videos from Paul McCartney, Run The Jewels, and more!

The crew talk Adam A's twitter beef, Ellie Goulding's shitty kitchen, Rose McGowan's peel-off skin, and more.

Doug and Adam discuss the potential music video awesomeness that the new Apple TV could bring, how to pronounce the name of Pitbull’s new album, and much more.

The VMAs have come and gone, and Vimeo’s Andrea Allen is here to help us break it down: who directed Miley’s new, glitter infused video? Is Justin’ Bieber’s new video an homage to the 1997 film “The Game”? Bonus: Doug and Adam get into a fight about the new Taylor Swift video.

It’’s VMA week and we’re talking about Josh Forbes’ crowd-funded ticket story, Macklemore’s new song “Downtown,” our picks, and more new music videos from the week.

Director/DP Ian Perlman joins us to talk about 360 degree videos, shooting a video on Doug’s roof, and where you can hear “Blurred Lines” in public if you’d really like to. Plus we talk about new videos from Lana Del Rey, Joanna Newsom, and more!

Did you tell your mother? Okay, good. Doug, Adam, and Adam talk about the crop of MTV VMA 2015 nominees, the new music video app Triller, and new videos from Demi Lovato and Gangrene/Action Bronson.

Doug is joined by the other Adam to talk about the shifting landscape of music video distribution with new platforms like Apple Music releasing (and probably producing) music videos. We also talk about new videos from Drake, U2, Arcade Fire, and Yo La Tengo.

This week on the podcast, we talk about Dennis Rodman, Kim Jong Un, and Facebook’s potential play for music video distribution.

After a short summer vacation, the This Week In Music Videos podcast is back to talk about Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar, and Big Sean. We also talk about Takis, subliminal messages, and web memes. Wake up, America!

This week we’re joined by Jasmeet Sidhu to talk about music video treatments, Mariah Carey’s closet, and long-serving Mississauga, Ontario government officials.