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Rock music originated in the 1950s in the USA and later developed different subgenres like rock & roll, glam rock, and hair metal in the 1960s particularly in the UK. Rock music videos typically portray characters that are rebellious and behave recklessly, often showing a depressed or hurt side. The mise-en-scene elements in rock videos are usually dull, dark, and feature alcohol, drugs, and other substances. Iconography in rock videos mainly focuses on the lead character and cuts back to them throughout to reflect their mood, similar to R&B and hip hop videos.
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