#Ludacris get back plus#

And watching Ludacris screaming to a crew of dogs is so random. It looks very simple and classic, but has a lot of small but great ideas scattered all over it. The video is not trying to be over-the-top, itвЂ™s all about derision and fun, and thatвЂ™s what makes it so special. What I also really like is the contrast between high production value effects and the lo-fi aspect of it. And no, IвЂ™m not going to start a Jonze thesis, but if you look closely it has all the proper elements of his work in music videos. ItвЂ™s almost like a Spike Jonze mega-best-of in one single video.

#Ludacris get back plus#

It has all the hip hop clichГ©s youвЂ™d want plus flying people, gigantic arms, wall breaking, kids dancing, fire, dogs, etc. That I aint trying to hear Get back, muthafucka You dont know me. Why Get Back? Because itвЂ™s the perfect take on the classic rap music video, in fact itвЂ™s like an over-the-top, funny parody of your everyday rap video. Yeet yeet WHOOP WHOOP why you all in my ear. My favourite music video! ItвЂ™s a difficult question to answer as I have far too many favourites! But IвЂ™ll give you this one for fun вЂ“ LudacrisвЂ™ Get Back (if you ask me tomorrow my answer would probably be different). Simon Cahn: Ludacris вЂ“ Get Back directed by Spike Jonze I donвЂ™t know about you but I always forget how hilarious Ludacris is. SimonвЂ™s a pretty cool guy, and a loyal one too it turns out вЂ“ for his favourite music video heвЂ™s picked a somewhat overlooked piece of work from the Spike Jonze back-catalogue. Remember that amazing animation of a skeleton running through the shelves of a bookshop commissioned by handbag-maker and book-lover Olympia le Tan? Simon Cahn worked with Spike Jonze on that masterpiece, and has since been making a whole bunch of incredible films for the likes of NOWNESS, Hanni el Khatib and HermГЁs.