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A narrative music video tells a story that relates to the song's lyrics. They became popular in the 1950s when short music videos played in French jukeboxes, and the genre continued growing until 1981 when music videos became mainstream. Famous examples include Coldplay's "The Scientist", Oasis' "Stand By Me", Michael Jackson's "Thriller", and Bon Jovi's "Always", with the author noting they particularly enjoy the plot twists in Oasis' "Stand By Me" video and how it connects to the song's title.
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Narrative
- 1. Narrative Music Videos What are they about?
- 2. Basic Details A narrative music video is one that tells a story It often links to the lyrics of the song 1926 saw the arrival ‘talkies’, which then led on to ‘short films’ being made – Most of these had a narrative This has always been the favoured option, however, recently, concept videos have come into favour.
- 3. History 1950’s saw short music videos being displayed in French jukeboxes with told a narrative along with the song In 1965, the beatles starred in their feature film ‘Help’ which people say was as close to a ‘modern’ music video as it got back then It wasn’t until 1981that music videos became a mainstream thing – Most of which were narrative based; because it was easier
- 4. Examples Coldplay – The Scientist Oasis – Stand By Me Michael Jackson – Thriller Bon Jovi – Always Coolio – C U When U Get There
- 5. My Favourite Stand by me, by Oasis is definitely my favourite narrative music video. I love the way that the plot twists, which actually, when you think about it, links with the title of the song. I also like the song, which I think helps …
- 6. The link to Stand By Me … http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw4z UZLiWDM