History Main / AnimatedMusicVideo

* [[{{Music/Bjork}} Björk]] loves concept videos. One of them is "I Miss You", a sexually-comedic psychedelic cel-animated number from JohnKricfalusi and Spumco of ''RenAndStimpy'' and ''TheRippingFriends'' infamy.

* The video for "Harlem Shuffle" by TheRollingStones has animated sections, created by Creator/RalphBakshi and JohnKricfalusi.

* Music/ZacBrownBand's "The Wind" has a video animated by MikeJudge.

* The video for "Harlem Shuffle" by TheRollingStones has animated sections, created by RalphBakshi and JohnKricfalusi.

* {{Music/Asian Kung-Fu Generation}}'s "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nTCgdiYBSc Atarashii Sekai]]".

* Lonestar's "Mr. Mom".

* DJ's From Mars vs. Fragma - "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQyEUhedqDY Insane in Da Brain]]"(no relation to the CypressHill song), which is also a SurrealMusicVideo.

* The {{Music/Flobots}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLUX0y4EptA music video]] for "Handlebars" is also entirely cel-shaded CGI

* Both ''{{Fantasia}}'' and ''Fantasia2000'' are movie-length collections of animated music videos to classical music.

* Music/GhostfaceKillah's "Daytona 500" is basically a licensed FanVid of ''Anime/SpeedRacer''.

* London Elektricity's "All Hell Is Breaking Loose" has a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDp9aUBEb1U dance party in the graveyard.]]

* Chage and Aska's "OnYourMark", directed by none other than HayaoMiyazaki of StudioGhibli fame, featured two policemen chasing after a [[WingedHumanoid girl with wings]], among other things.

* The video for Music/DireStraits' "Money For Nothing" famously made use of CGI animation, being the TropeMaker for CGI music videos way back in 1984. It was made by the founders of Creator/MainframeEntertainment.

* The video for Music/DireStraits' "Money For Nothing" famously made use of CGI animation, being the TropeMaker for CGI music videos way back in 1984.

** Which was parodied, video and all, in ''UHF'' with Weird Al's "Beverly Hillbillies" song.

* Pink Floyd featured several animated sequences for songs in ''The Wall''

* Music/WeirdAlYankovic made the same choice (or mistake) with his video for "Close but No Cigar". "Virus Alert" and "I'll Sue Ya" have more conventional animation; "Weasel Stomping Day" uses the same style as (and props as, and was featured in) ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken''; "Do I Creep You Out" uses [=JibJab's=] standard cutout animation method, "Jurassic Park" is claymation...

* Warner Brothers ''What'sOperaDoc'' and ''TheRabbitOfSeville''

* Music/Prozzak were a canadian pop dup whose members consisted of the animated characters Simon and Milo, so because of that, all of their music videos are animated.

* Every music video by the Music/{{Gorillaz}} features animation. In fact, the band claims to actually be a foursome of cartoons.
** Done first by the Canadian band Prozzak, consisting of the animated duo Simon and Milo.
*** * cough* [[ArchieComics The Archies]] * cough*

* Music/{{Genesis}}'s "Land of Confusion" used freaky puppets from the British TV show ''SpittingImage'', including some eerily-accurate comic caricatures of the band.

* Music/ThePolice's video for the 1986 version of "Don't Stand So Close To Me."

* The video for "Harlem Shuffle" by TheRollingStones has animated sections.

* Music/EltonJohn's video for "Club at the End of the Street". This was caused by ExecutiveMeddling: the company wanted a video, but Elton was busy spending time with famous AIDS patient [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_White Ryan White]], whose death prompted him to start the Elton John AIDS foundation. So the company made an animated video instead.

* Music/EltonJohn's video for "Club at the End of the Street".