The History of The Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" - The Rise of Spike Jonze | Music Video Time
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2024
- Today's video talks about the history behind the creation of The Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" music video. A video that not only reinvigorated the rap trio's careers for the 1990s but also gave rise to one of the greatest music videos directors of all time.
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I was 17 when this video dropped, this was the absolute coolest shit ever.
Best music video of all of time!
Great analysis as always. Another piece of media that this inspired was Japanese Breakfast’s music video for “Be Sweet”
This was beautiful. I'm so grateful to have been 9 when this video was on all the time.
Great video! I thought I knew almost all of this, but this is the first time I heard about the VHS. Also, Jason Lee (!!) in the Sonic Youth video, the best musical performance (subjective) on David Letterman and you perpetuating the fact that Hornblower is not Yauch. Love it!!!
Damn, its kind of funny that they threathened to go to another production company because the budget was too big, and then they went over budget.
But the way they shot it, guerilla on the streets really gave it the look and feel that made it the masterpiece it is.
¡Great work! This is one of those music videos that I can exactly remember the first time I whatch it: a friday late at night on MuchMusic (we still dont have MTv in Argentina) so it was the incensored version. Totally blew my mind. Still in my top ten of greatest music videos of all time 30 years later.
lol 3 Jewish kids New York busting out Rhymes better than at lest half of the rap community.