The Power of Music Videos

how do you take a song to the next level? Let's find out.
All music used is below:

Pretty Hurts - Beyonce
All the Stars - SZA/Kendrick
Call me if you get Lost -Tyler the Creator
Nights - Frank Ocean
Leave the Door Open - Bruno Mars, Anderson Paak, Silk Sonic
Sky - Playboi Carti
Take On Me - Aha
Never Gonna Give You Up - Rick Astley
Duckworth - Kendrick Lamar
200 For Lunch - Gunna
Good 4 U - Olivia Rodrigo
This is America - Childish Gambino
Kronos Unveiled - Incredibles soundtrack
Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen
On Sight - Kanye west
Sicko Mode - Travis Scott
Let it Happen - Tame Impala
Hurt - Johnny Cash
WUSYANAME - Tyler the Creator
Photograph - Jaden
Lose Control - Missy Elliot
Crank Dat - Soulja Boy
Toxic - Britney Spears
Gangnam Style - PSY
RESONANCE - NCT
Hotline Bling - Drake
Feel Good Inc - Gorillaz
The Moon Song - Spike Jonze
Till It’s Over - Anderson Paak
Intermission - Bo Burnham
Thriller - Michael Jackson
Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
She Knows - J Cole
Sleep on the Floor - The Lumineers
You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift
Purple Rain - Prince
Gorgeous - Kanye West
Tell Your Friends - The Weeknd
Feels Like We Only Go Backwards - Tame Impala
PURSUIT - Gesaffelstein
Cellophane - FKA Twigs
Let Forever Be - The Chemical Brothers
Paradise - Coldplay
Seinfeld Theme
Work - Rihanna
Get You - Daniel Caesar
Axel F - Crazy Frog

[tamago]

Really appreciate you using the actual music in the videos even if it might get claimed - really makes these videos pop. Great work Nathan!

[rianyamasaki]

I think we can all agree that this “music-centric” era of Zeddy is peak youtube

[moonwalker.v]

Michael's music videos are absolute masterpieces. The amount of work he put into them was incredible.

[matthewparks]

ngl i wouldn't mind you hosting a podcast just talking about music cause you never miss

[BrenAquino]

I'm still bitter about Taylor Swift not making 'folklore' a visual album. The album has a potential to be a movie istg.

[ArindamSinha]

The frog…it’s actually there.
Nathan never misses.

[klimentina]

Music videos as we know them today would not exist if it was not for Michael Jackson. Before that music videos were mostly just recorded performances or a person lip-syncing in front of bad graphics. He literally invented the term 'short films' and would never call his videos 'music videos'. A visionary combining amazing sounds, visually stimulating choreography and story telling.

[dilanzyilmaz]

The change michael had on the whole music industry is crazy!!

[yrobdkc]

Nathan needs a Patreon, surely he can’t be making money from these vids with UMG existing

[declanandrews]

Hey Ya by Outkast. everyone’s losing their mind and fainting in the audience and there’s literally a casket on the stage. it’s a perfect encapsulation of the song

[trystanfresh]

The Weeknd really nailed the storytelling in the music videos of his last album... Can't wait to see what he's doing next!

[fissionabledolphin]

The video doesn’t load yet but this is already a certified classic

[elafila]

Micheal Jackson’s songs are great but with the video they’re legendary

[jadaabbygale]

Why is no one talking about the comedic genius of him swapping out for his sister?😂

[blameitoncapitalism]

"But what makes a truly iconic music video?"
"MICHAEL JACKSON"
Most truthful editing was never made.

[Thebadgalgabi]

When Beyoncé came out with self titled in 2013 with no promotion and every single song had a video that totally changed my perspective on music videos. Before I grew up watching music videos and watching mtv but never over analyzing them. When she dropped self titled every video told a story I was so surprised she put out something that explicit. I always been a huge bey fan and she’s always had amazing videos but as a mainstream pop star I didn’t expect her to go that deep into the visuals and explicit emotions it invoked she changed the game for female pop stars in the modern day.

[TheOfficialFNG]

the way your videos come together is genuinely elite, you're actually too good i swear

[jeffreyk.]

A movie company genuinely needs to hire this man for his editing and filmmaking skills. I look forward to Nathan's videos the same way I look forward to watching my favourite TV shows.

[zyoteesunuwar]

Sometimes I wonder what would music videos would have looked like if Michael Jackson didn't release Beat it, Billie Jean, and Thriller. 🤔
Think this generation doesn't acknowledge MJ's contribution to videography enough. When we say, Michael Jackson!! Everyone would scream legend, King of pop but can barely tell what he did for music and videos. His videos walked so, today's top MVs could run.

[razanghadeer]

The way he talks about music makes me want to appreciate it so much