You don’t just remember these videos. You remember where your brain went when you first saw them. Zombies dancing in formation. Pencil-sketch animation breaking reality. Beyoncé turning a blank room into a global workout. Nirvana making a pep rally feel like the end of the world. This is not a “best song” debate. Kill that immediately. This is about the videos that hijacked culture, rewired MTV, flooded group chats, launched Halloween costumes, inspired bad dorm-room reenactments, and made people say, “Wait, run that back.” Some are art. Some are chaos. Some are pure main-character nonsense. All of them have receipts. Start voting and prepare to disrespect somebody’s childhood.
Thriller (Michael Jackson) is currently the #1 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 100.0% head-to-head battles.
Single Ladies (Beyoncé) is currently the #2 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 80.0% head-to-head battles.
This Is America (Childish Gambino) is currently the #3 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 66.7% head-to-head battles.
Wrecking Ball (Miley Cyrus) is currently the #4 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 50.0% head-to-head battles.
November Rain (Guns N’ Roses) is currently tied for the #5 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 40.0% head-to-head battles.
Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana) is currently tied for the #5 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 40.0% head-to-head battles.
Take On Me (a-ha) is currently tied for the #5 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 40.0% head-to-head battles.
Bad Romance (Lady Gaga) is currently tied for the #8 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 25.0% head-to-head battles.
Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen) is currently tied for the #8 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 25.0% head-to-head battles.
Lose Yourself (Eminem) is currently the #10 Greatest Music Videos of All Time winning 20.0% head-to-head battles.