
by Ann Cantor

by Ann Cantor

Artist Unknown

by Erin Nicole

by Robert McGinnis
If you’re wondering where all the cowboys have gone, you’re not alone. I wonder that too whenever I see a video of some vegan freaking out over having to kill a spider. Where have all the cowboys gone? They’re probably working on a ranch and too busy to get on social media. The world may be changing but men who ride bulls are still way more appealing than men who beg for retweets.
This song is actually about a break-up. The singer has broken up with her boyfriend and now she’s wondering where all the cowboys have gone. In the video, she’s singing about it in a dead forest. Maybe that’s the problem. She’s looking for cowboys but she’s hanging out on the set of a horror movie. You’re not going to find many cowboys there. Stop hanging out in the forest and get down to Fort Worth for the stock show.
I’m glad the Dallas Cowboys never tried to make this their official song.

By Bernard Barton
This song is from A Walk To Remember, which was Mandy Moore’s biggest starring role until she got cast on This Is Us. If you haven’t seen A Walk To Remember, Mandy Moore plays a girl who marries Shane West but then dies a year later.
I guess this video is a sequel because now Mandy Moore is singing to Shane West from Heaven while Shane watches old home movies of him and Mandy goofing off between filming their scenes. Shane uses a telescope and discovers that he can see Mandy in Heaven and Mandy looks really happy. Then Shane goes into the city and is reminded that his romance with Mandy was just a part of a movie. I don’t know if that’s a happy ending or not.

by Enoch Bolles
Does everyone remember O-Town? They were the band that was created on a reality show and we all thought that their name meant Orgasm Town but it was actually because they were from Orlando? O-Town was the boy band that existed to make other boy bands look tough and dangerous by comparison.
All or Nothing is a typical boy band song and this is a typical boy band video. The song is about the lead singer of O-Town realizing that his girlfriend is still hung up on Justin Timberlake. He sings that he can tell by the distant look in her eyes and he just doesn’t think they can be together as long as she’s dreaming about Justin. He wants it all or he’ll settle for nothing. There’s no such thing as a compromise when you’re from the O.

by Jerry Allison