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This song is a BOPPPP been obsessed since April, this video is her best yet

The 4:40 scene is Kendrick and Pusha doing Nostalgia ... and that was peace to Mac Miller.. but the rest is 4:43 doing Basquiat

Tell us if Pete and Bas are real! There is a task for you ❤🎉

That spit part was disgusting 🤢

Great breakdown! I usually dont watch or care for MVs, but for some reason I really love this one😂 its really the little things that weirdly appeal to me, like that girl pulling off the toilet paper on beat, the raving guy, the "limbo" scenes, that really quick shot of that guy wiping his bike...almost makes me wish for an entire movie about the relationship depicted in the song.

I am new on video editing,from now I am trying to learn how to build emotion and perspectives of a narrative through "pacing" and "sound desing". your videos and tips are amazing. I wish you very success on your channel. You're helping me a lot,Thanks Julia

It is funny😂 each shot is a surprise

Very good😊

You missed the Monster Energy Drink product placement

This was such an interesting take on a music video reaction! Something I know about this video is that it was directed by a legendary music video director called Dave Meyers and all or most of the shots are based on major artists music videos he's directed in the past.

Artemas is the 23rd most listened to Artist in the world on Spotify. Almost no one's heard of him, and it feels like he came out of nowhere. The new album is soooooo good also. This kid's gonna be huge. Gorilla marketing to the top. Slds guapa, me encantó tu video. 🇺🇸🇺🇾

Great explanation ! Brazil sees you ! God bless !

Wow! You made me realize how much i've missed. You broke everything down so perfectly that it felt like a lesson by a professor, so glad I came across your video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us 🙏

This is great! I would love to see more of Madonna, you're good! Subscribing 🫶

hello there is a behind the scenes of this video, the directors were French and did not speak English it was a translator to help them

checkout glimpse of us by joji the video is so damn entertaining so chaotic and sad the video is about some friends doing alot of stupid things getting drunk, figths, doing weird things in public, dangerous stunts, police chasing what makes it so intresting is the video is set in found footage it has low quality video style and onother thing that makes it so intresting all of this is happening while amazing sad music is present

And yes you are beatifull!

Thank you.

Queen of Pop

Madonna has a reputation for producing artistically rich music videos with meticulous attention to detail, especially in terms of cinematography. Notable videos like "Take a Bow" exemplify her commitment to visual storytelling Harris DeVedis was her cinematographer and directed by Michael Hausenmen. It''s a stand out.Additionally, collaborations with director Mark Romanik on videos such as "Bedtime Story" and "Rain" showcase a blend of visual creativity and narrative depth they likes of which you have never seen. Mondino's work with Madonna on iconic videos like "Human Nature," "Don't Tell Me," and "Justify My Love" "Hollywood" "Love don't live here anymore" highlights his unique style that emphasizes intimacy and visual flair. Their creative partnership has consistently delivered visually stunning and conceptually engaging projects over the years. These Mondino music videos can serve as a reference point for understanding his distinctive visual language and the artistic vision shared between himself and Madonna. Exploring their collaborative efforts could provide you valuable insights into the intricacies of visual storytelling in the realm of Madonna music videos. Give you a reference point so to speak. She has a few dozen directors, but a particular few more than one occasion and you'll see all the differences in style you will enjoy the editing and visual elements that affect storytelling. Starting out with these Mondino clips because I have very similar interests to yourself thing to watch somebody who enjoys editing and footage being mixed together and stuff enjoys the visual storytelling like I do things to watch. As you delve deeper into the realm of Madonna's work and her collaborations with talented individuals like Jean-Baptiste Mondino, I wish you success in your channel endeavors. Your exploration of Madonna's artistry is sure to captivate your audience and attract more viewers. Best of luck on your journey, and I look forward to seeing your next Madonna video reaction. Jason

It wouldbe interesing that you react to other more cinematic Madonna videos like: Frozen, Express Yourself, Like A Prayer, Oh Father, and Bad Girl

React to anitta ❤

Good to see people recognizing Chris

nice!

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Nothing.It's a nice song.Thank you for that

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Fantastic video! You pointed out some really cool things such as the fact that all the other faces remain anonymous, it really helps center Little Simz. And the commonalities between the scene switches, I really appreciate your commentary 🙏. Little Simz has such beautiful videos, would be happy to see your insight on Point and Kill or Introvert or I Love You I Hate You. All completely different from each other and all poingnant works of art 💙

If you like great video's, you should watch Introvert and Point and kill, both Simz song.

When you get thru breaking down your version of this video, it is still a 10 out of 10, but you did a good reaction😎

the thinng you missed is to pronoun Nemo by THEY not HE bc they are non-binary

Learned of Little Simz through you. Gracias

When I was a student at the University of Illinois I went to summer school one year. For entertainment, I decided to see every movie that came to every theater in town. The only one I remember was "What's New Pussycat". Roger Ebert wrote film reviews for the "Daily Illini", the school's newspaper back then. One day I was walking on campus. Roger noticed me and said he had seen me at the movies and suggested I go see a movie at the Student Union. The movie was Kurasawa's "The Seven Samurai" which is still my favorite movie. Unfortunately, I wasn't smart enough to suggest that he and I do a TV show where we rated movies, otherwise it might have been "Rehm and Ebert" instead of "Siskel and Ebert."

She's fire! Ela es fuego! Ela é fogo!😁🤘❤🤟

Greetings from Israel😁

I don't see any other comments, so here I go. I think this is a great movie. I always liked the way they told the story. However, you have made me realize how many details go into telling a story on film. Most of us only see the final product without realizing how much thinking, planning and true artistic skill it takes to make any film, much more so, to make a great film. Thank you for providing clues toward solving the mystery of how to make it happen.

This video looks and feels like it could have been shot at any of our house parties during the early 2000s. Crazy times.🤣

11:20 You got this part exactly right. The burning house is him moving on from his parents dying.

She filmed it inside a white blow up dome tent enclosed thing…

those last seconds of black screen are intentional. Ever since Billie directs her own videos she leaves those few seconds of just a black screen so when the RUclips recommendations appear they don't do so on top of the video. She wants us to appreciate ALL of the Billie greatness.

❤🎉 I'm in the Netherlands toooo.

I know about the extra black seconds! Billie directs all her videos and leaves up to 20 seconds black at the end so that the RUclips algorythm won’t step on her music.

First time you heard this my ass

Thanks so much for all the constructive feedback and nice insights💙 If you enjoyed this video, perhaps you'll also like to check this one out: ruclips.net/video/qdczqB8CnRk/видео.html

I enjoyed your analysis. There is a brief BTS where they show Billie shooting in a giant white plastic bubble, so that's all the white background shots. I think they used a green screen elsewhere in the stage for the different background color inserts. She directs all her videos so whatever you see in the video or the editing it's there because that's the way she wanted it. She puts about 20 seconds of black at the end to prevent RUclips from covering up the last part of the track with other suggested videos.

Loved this reaction !!!

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