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The 110 pages that link to Music video, each with the reason it gives.

• French New WaveRelated: Its rapid, discontinuous editing draws on cinematic techniques popularized by the movement.

• Rock musicRelated: Rock artists used videos to extend songs into visual identities and mass-media events.

• MontageRelated: Its rhythmic image sequences often use montage without relying on continuous narrative action.

• Pop musicRelated: Music videos made visual identity and broadcast exposure central to many pop campaigns.

• Popular musicRelated: Music videos pair songs with images and promotional circulation across media.

• K-popRelated: K-pop music videos deliver group concepts and choreography alongside recorded songs.

• David BowieRelated: Bowie used visual performance to make songs and personas inseparable on screen.

• MTVRelated: Music videos formed MTV’s original programming and shaped its early identity.

• Classical crossoverRelated: Visual spectacle helped crossover acts reach audiences through broadcast and later online media.

• Dance-popRelated: Visual performance and choreography have helped dance-pop songs reach mass audiences.

• American popular musicRelated: Television and video platforms made visual presentation a major part of pop stardom.

• Girl groupRelated: Videos make group choreography, styling, and member identities central to promotion.

• Latin popRelated: Visual releases have helped Latin pop songs circulate across language and national markets.

• New wave musicRelated: New wave’s distinctive looks and concise songs translated effectively into music videos.

• MadonnaRelated: Madonna used provocative, cinematic videos to make visual performance central to pop stardom.

• BeyoncéRelated: Her videos use visual motifs and dance to extend songs beyond their audio form.

• J-popRelated: Visual promotion has helped J-pop artists build recognizable images alongside their recordings.

• MandopopRelated: Television and online music videos made Mandopop performers and songs visible across markets.

• Hip-hop cultureRelated: Videos have circulated hip-hop style, dance, and performance imagery worldwide.

• Lip syncRelated: Performers often mouth or sing along to the song’s prerecorded vocal track.

• Boy bandRelated: Videos circulate a group’s image and signature performance beyond live shows.

• French popular musicRelated: Music videos have helped French pop circulate through television and online platforms.

• Musical performanceRelated: Music videos frame musical performance through editing, staging, and visual storytelling.

• Experimental filmRelated: Its editing and image-sound play often borrow from experimental film techniques.

• GrungeRelated: MTV rotation, especially for Nirvana, accelerated grunge’s exposure to a national audience.

• Studio albumRelated: Videos promoted studio-album songs while giving tracks a separate visual identity.

• Video editingRelated: Editing synchronizes imagery with musical rhythm and structure.

• Parental Advisory labelRelated: Explicit-content notices can also appear on video releases associated with marked music.

• DrakeRelated: Videos such as “Hotline Bling” became major sources of imagery and online parody.

• Sex symbolRelated: Music videos make performance, styling, and sexualized imagery widely reproducible.

• Single (music)Related: A video can promote a single and give its release a visual identity.

• Idol groupRelated: Music videos present a group's concepts and members to a broad audience.

• Janet JacksonRelated: Jackson used choreography and narrative visuals to make songs into recognizable performances.

• Jennifer LopezRelated: Lopez’s choreography and image have made music videos a major part of her pop presence.

• Latin music crossoverRelated: Visual exposure on television and online platforms has amplified crossover hits beyond radio.

• Pop rockRelated: Pop-rock artists use videos to extend a song’s identity beyond its sound.

• Spanish-language musicRelated: Visual storytelling and online video help Spanish-language songs travel beyond radio markets.

• Daft PunkRelated: Distinctive videos helped establish Daft Punk’s visual world alongside its recordings.

• Nigerian popular musicRelated: Television and online video made visual style central to promoting Nigerian pop.

• Top of the PopsRelated: Videos let the program feature songs when artists could not appear in person.

• BlackpinkRelated: Blackpink’s elaborate videos extend each release’s styling, imagery, and promotion.

• Coke Studio PakistanRelated: Video production makes the studio performances a visual television experience.

• Indonesian popular musicRelated: Television and online video give Indonesian songs a visual route to audiences.

• Miley CyrusRelated: Cyrus has used music videos to give songs vivid, recognizable visual identities.

• Baz LuhrmannRelated: Music-video pacing and imagery shape the energy of several Luhrmann films.

• CherRelated: Cher’s striking videos helped turn songs such as “If I Could Turn Back Time” into cultural events.

• New RomanticRelated: Video gave New Romantic acts a stage for linking songs with theatrical visual identities.

• Street danceRelated: Music videos have helped street dance styles reach broad audiences and shape popular choreography.

• Visual keiRelated: Videos carry visual kei’s theatrical style beyond live stages.

• D'AngeloRelated: The sparse, intimate video for Untitled (How Does It Feel) became central to the song's cultural impact.