Music Video of the Day: Lifetimes by Katy Perry (2024, dir by Stillz)


Hey, Stillz– nice video but get a real name, okay?  I’m tired of every video director being named Director Y or Crunch Time or whatever.

Remember the Taylor Swift/Katy Perry feud that happened like a hundred years ago? I was Team Katy all the way.  From what I understand, the feud was largely media-created and Taylor and Katy are now friends and that’s nice.  Katy also wrote this song for her daughter, which is also nice.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: Down by Victoria Justice (2024, dir by Luis De Pena)


This music video works best if you assume that everyone in it is a member of an international drug cartel.  It just has that feel to it.  This one does not get stuck in your head like My Best Friend’s Brother but I’m still glad to see that Victoria Justice is living her best life.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: Over Again by Melissa Quinn Fox (2024, dir by Josiah Mendoza)


I’m in a country mood, I guess.  This video certainly captures everything that I enjoy whenever I find myself out in the country.  I’m a city girl at heart but sometimes, my heart just aches for a bright sun and a field that seems to stretch on forever.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: I Wanna Love You (But Don’t) by Ashe (2024, dir by Ashe and Luke Rogers)


For today’s music video of the day, we have this visually vivid work of …. what would you call it?  Country gothic, perhaps?

Well, whatever you may call it …. Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: Ruby Church by X (2024, dir by Brandise Danesewich)


June was a suck month and July was a tough month and August might be even tougher and suckier.  But X has a new video out and Billy Zoom is standing proud.  There are good things in the world, you just have to be willing to see them.  I’m not giving up.

(As always, thank you for your patience and understanding!)

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: I’m Free by Paris Hilton, featuring Rina Sawayama (2024, dir by Brian Ziff)


After a difficult two weeks, I think I’m ready to come back.  And what better way to return than with Paris Hilton, who is someone who I always try to defend as being more self-aware than she lets on, even though I kind of doubt that’s actually the case.

The video itself is exactly what you would probably expect from a Paris Hilton video.  I’ll leave it to you to decide whether or not that’s a good thing.

Well, I’ve got some work to do around here, don’t I?  Thank you everyone for your patience!  And thank you, Case, Leonard, and Jeff, for holding down the fort while Erin and I were gone.  Peace and love to us all.

Enjoy!