Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!
I have to say that I kind of got worried for Carrie while I was watching this video.
“You don’t know that man, Carrie!” I shouted, “Be careful!”
I’m not particularly a fan of country music but I’ve always liked Carrie Underwood, largely because she seems to be unpretentious and, all things considered, rather down-to-Earth. That said, when she was on American Idol, I was planning on voting for Bo Bice. But then Bo started singing songs acapella and I was like, “Uh, I don’t want to encourage that type of behavior.” I was legitimately torn between Carrie and Bo. In the end, if I remember correctly, I compromised by voting for Gary Johnson, instead.
Anyway, on a serious note, I don’t think Carrie Underwood could have pulled this song off 10 years ago. There’s a kind of sad “I’ve suffered real pain” feel to this song and it’s the type of thing that I imagine only comes with getting older and experiencing some real disillusion. That melancholy feel is there in the video, too. I mean, there’s a lot of quiet desperation going on here and it’s going to take more than a live performance of The Sound of Music to make everything okay again.
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I like this video. It’s a little bit long, or at least it is for me. (You should keep in mind that I have an 88-second attention span.) But it’s a lovely song and there’s a haunting strain of melancholy running through this entire video. Hopefully, she returned to shore.
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I’ve always loved Kelly Clarkson’s voice and this video has a good message about embracing and celebrating individuality. If nothing else, by the time she made this video, Kelly had certainly improved as an actress since From Justin to Kelly.
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Happy birthday, Erin Nicole!
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Yay! Kedr Livanskiy is back!
This video appears to be a nicely twisted take on Sleeping Beauty. Admittedly, I do seem to ascribe a supernatural theme to every Kedr Livanskiy film that I see. Usually, I’m assume that the videos are about vampires, just because Kedr Livanskiy’s surreal music often puts me in the mood for a Jean Rollin film. This time, however, I’m pretty sure that there aren’t any vampires in this video. Instead, there’s just a lot of sleeping, dreaming, and running.
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I always enjoy a good car video.
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I like this video. It has kind of a desolate feel to it but there’s also a very snarky sense of humor lurking underneath all of the loneliness. This video reminds me of when I would visit my cousins in Arkansas over the summer and we’d inevitably end up hanging out around an abandoned house. There’s a surprisingly large amount of abandoned houses in Arkansas, for some reason.
(Seriously, if you’re not even thinking about shooting your amateur horror film in Arkansas, you’re missing out on some very creepy scenery!)
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I don’t have a lot to say about this video. I just like it. It’s a good video. Stewart Moncure shared it during Saturday’s #ILikeToWatch live tweet and I was reminded of how much I’ve always liked this song and this video. Watching it, I’m reminded of when I briefly wanted to be a teacher. I wouldn’t have taught music, though. I can’t carry a tune to save my life. Instead, I would have taught …. well, Drama is kind of the obvious choice but if I could teach anything, I’d probably teach history. I mean, we could solve so many of our problems today if people actually knew more about history than what they see on twitter or read on Wikipedia. Oh well.
Anyway, enjoy!