Music Videos you couldn't help but laugh at.

one more old favorite

 

This is the one for me:

 

The guys from The Politics of Dancing. I can say I enjoyed this video as much as tpod.

 

That's like Alice in Weirdland. J-pop exists in its own strange universe, but it sure is catchy and fun.

 

Haha, An oldie but a goodie.

 

Cringe worthy.

 

One of my faves, from Hamilton indie band San Sebastián. I'm starting to feel like this old guy when I hit the town on Friday/Saturday nights.

 

My goodness is this terrible...and it is 4:14 long too.
Which is worse? Waterboarding, or listing to this for more than 10 minutes straight...I'm thinking, I'm thinking...

 

Good band. Good song. Remarkably terrible video.

 

Maybe you're looking for something a little heavier?

 

Please, somebody pull the rope.
16 ton weight

 

Science!

 

Are you certain the is not a Second City TV spoof skit?

 

There are so many WTF moments in this, all you can do is laugh.

 

From Wikipedia:

Sting praised the video, saying:

It's incredibly atmospheric, and I think the set design is brilliant – there's nothing but all those candles, yet it conjures up so many different feelings and possibilities about the song. When Kevin (Godley) and Lol (Creme) came to me with the idea, I got very excited because I realised that they really understood the imagistic approach I wanted. The whole concept is fairly esoteric – it's really a "Sorcerer's Apprentice" type of idea. The song is cunningly being shot at high speed in order to achieve a special effect when it's eventually played back at normal speed. At least, that's the theory...

— Sting, Playgirl, 10/1983[2]

Andy Summers, however, was critical of Sting's overacting in the video.

I never much liked the idea for "Wrapped Around Your Finger." No, I was kind of pissed off about that one. I've never been much of a fan of that song, actually. Sting got to shoot his part last in that video and made a meal of knocking all the candles out. **** him.

— Andy Summers, I Want My MTV[5][3]

 

Agreed.