Music Video of the Day: Let’s Forget About It by Lisa Loeb (1997, directed by Chris Applebaum)


This song, which appeared on Lisa Loeb’s fourth album, Firecracker, features Loeb asking her significant other to just move on from whatever they are fighting about.  She sings that there is no use in crying over the little things in life but, at the end, she says that she’ll stop crying if her partner stops lying, suggesting that their fight may not have been as minor as it seemed.

This video features Lisa Loeb trashing a hotel room and was directed by Chris Applebaum, who has done videos for everyone.  If you were a successful musician or rock artist back in the day, Chris Applebaum did at least one video for you.

This song peaked at #38 in the U.S.  It did somewhat better in Canada, reaching the 21st position in the charts.

Enjoy!

One response to “Music Video of the Day: Let’s Forget About It by Lisa Loeb (1997, directed by Chris Applebaum)

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