music video

Taylor Swift's "The Man" music video is out, and my phone won't stop ringing.

You know, this is what props are made for...

It's finally here, Shreveport received it's own Old Town Road music video and we have it!

It's one of the hottest songs in the world today, and now, it's getting a Shreveport twist.

This has been the highlight of my day.

Why sit around a dark boring airport all night when you can make YouTube gold?

I call it, The Rebecca Black Effect. It's a rare, but delightful thing. A video pops up and gains EXTREME popularity due to it's horrible-ness. I don't think that's a word, but it'll do the job. We now have a new video that will surely make him millions...

Okay, I didn't know what to expect when I hit play on this video. My emotions went from confusion, to happy, to confusion, to laughter, to impressed ... and that's just the first 2 minutes of this music video.

Let me tell ya, in my line of work I edit a lot. The more pieces and parts you have the more time it takes to edit. You through video in the mix and the editing takes even longer. I wonder how long it took to put this video together. Its not really a video and more of an actual song made from a bunch of different videos. Long story short: I love this video song ... thing.

Weird Al Yankovic has been doing this music parody thing for a long time, and he keeps the greatness coming! Here he is with the help of comedians Aisha Tyler, Margaret Cho, Eric Stonestreet, Kristen Schaal and Jack Black. To say it's epic is an understatement.

Here's an awesome video that you don't see everyday. A dad singing a popular song into a camera. But it's so much more than a cover or a parody. It's a response to the hit song from Magic called Rude.

This song would be George Washington's jam! Turn it up to get everybody at your 4th of July party moving, but only if you do it big on Independence Day.