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BTS’s new music video for “NORMAL” set Spotify’s record for the most-streamed K-pop music video in a single day after launching Friday as a 48-hour Spotify exclusive. Directed by Tanu Muino, the wintry clip accompanies the ARIRANG album, which has already driven multiple Spotify milestones and chart success as BTS continues its ARIRANG era.
Kanye West's new music video for the song 'Bomb,' featuring his daughters North and Chicago, has been widely criticized by fans for its AI-generated visuals and lackluster content. The video, which depicts a post-apocalyptic chase scene, has been described as bizarre and nightmarish, with many questioning the involvement of West's children. The song, part of West's ¥$ duo with Ty Dolla Sign, comes from their poorly received album 'Vultures 2.' Critics have also noted the absence of West in the video and speculated on the use of AI as a cost-cutting measure.
Bad Bunny released a surprise music video for "No Me Quiero Casar" on New Year's Eve, reflecting his current stance on marriage and personal life. The video features a New Year's Eve party scene where he deflects questions about marriage and relationships, amidst rumors of his split from Kendall Jenner. The video also includes a cameo from "Saturday Night Live" cast member Marcello Hernandez. Despite speculation about his relationship status, Bad Bunny's new video emphasizes his enjoyment of single life.
Bad Bunny incorporates pro-wrestling moves into his new music video for 'No Me Quiero Casar,' where he's seen powerbombing a call girl during a pillow fight. The video continues his trend of wrestling-themed performances, following a wrestling promo on SNL. Logan Paul, in an ESPN interview, expressed his views on potentially facing Bad Bunny in the ring, acknowledging Bad Bunny's musical talent but questioning their equal rating in WWE 2K23 and suggesting they settle their differences with a match. Bad Bunny's last wrestling appearance was at WWE Backlash 2023 in Puerto Rico, where he secured a victory.
British pop star Dua Lipa has decided not to release a music video for her upcoming third album after deeming it insensitive in light of the recent conflict in Gaza. The video, which cost hundreds of thousands of pounds and featured scenes of chaos and fighting, was filmed before the conflict escalated on October 7th. Lipa, expressing her heartache for those affected in Israel and Palestine, hopes for a ceasefire and calls for government action to address the crisis. She is also set to be a headliner at Glastonbury Festival in 2024 and is currently the UK's highest earning female singer.