In recent years, we have been watching music and not just listening to it. That's why effective videos are even more important. And these are the best music videos of 2019.
At the end of the year, we can look back at some of them the best videos, which further contributed to the popularity of some songs. Some will remain in our memory because of visual efficiency, others because of strong messages, but certainly the range of excellent videos is rich. This is our shortlist.
The best music videos of 2019
Bad Guy (Billie Eilish)
The vibrantly colored video (including Billie's yellow tracksuit and blue hair) perfectly matches the singer's playful nature and has only added to her popularity after the hit Bury a Friend.
Old Town Road (Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus)
This video perfectly embodies one of the most popular songs of the year. From the classic western, we move to the present, where it is possible to mix country tradition with a modern lifestyle.
7 Rings (Ariana Grande)
A spot that will surely be remembered for the ubiquitous pink color and the home party to which everyone would like to be invited.
How Do You Sleep? (Sam Smith)
A video without excessive visual effects, but still aesthetically very effective precisely because of its simplicity and excellent choreography.
Señorita (Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello)
The video perfectly embodies the seductiveness of the song and the connection to Latin American culture. The chemistry between the two singers, who are naturally the protagonists of the story, is also clearly visible.
Slide Away (Miley Cyrus)
The video, which shows the state of the morning after the party, is a metaphor for the state after the singer's breakup with Liam Hemsworth, which conjures up a sense of melancholy with excellent direction.
Juice (Lizzo)
Recorded in the style of the 80s of the last century, which simultaneously conjures a feeling of nostalgia and acceptance of yourself as you are.
Sucker (Jonas Brothers)
The perfect video for the comeback song of the popular Jonas Brothers, featuring their wives who almost steal the spotlight from their husbands.
Motivation (Normans)
Recorded in the style and references of the early 2000s, which perfectly matches the style of the song and undoubtedly contributed to its popularity.
Lights Up (Harry Styles)
The video for the first hit of Harry's new album is a feast for the eyes with selected color tones, night scenes on the beach and naked bodies.
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