That's "Unpretty". Amusingly, the video for "Black Hole Sun" was what inspired me to give Superunknown a try, and I knew within the first few bars of "Let Me Drown" that I'd love Soundgarden.
I think this reaches new heights in terms of nightmarish : http://pointnever.com/
It works so well it's almost sickening.
Big warning here, NSFW all the way. You've been warned.
You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here.The Toothgrinder video from Therapy? (fitting name BTW, cause i think i do need therapy after that nightmare).
What...the...fuck...?!
edited 5th Nov '13 5:19:40 PM by Willbyr
I know right?
The thing that's really disturbing about it to me isn't the gross anime imagery, it's those hideously filthy/trashed computer areas. I'm no neat freak but that level of mess is almost nauseating.
edited 14th Nov '13 6:44:32 AM by Willbyr
The mix of everything is really fucking unsettling yeah.
Ditto the above.
I actually really love the guy's music, but I'm pretty sure I don't need to watch this one again.
edited 15th Nov '13 5:39:32 AM by Akalabth
You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here.No one mentioned Spice Girls' "Viva Forever"? Gosh, Spice Girls in fairy form are... unsettling. And how the boy enters the gigantic Rubik's Cube and the cube shrinks.
PONPONPON by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
I haven't got a clue what's going on.
Hey, I've moved to a new account! I go by Silver Glyph now.Hey, I've actually seen that one before! ...No wonder I have decided to forget about it afterwards.
How about Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart"? One day, I heard the song on the radio and I thought " This song is so overblown. I wonder how the music video looks like." Then, I went on Youtube and checked it out.
RANDOM PEOPLE JUMPING IN THE AIR! A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WITH GLOWING EYES! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!
Willbyr, can you tell me exactly what happens in that video? Because I'm terrified to even look.
"Monsters are tragic beings. They are born too tall, too strong, too heavy. They are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy."You need to watch the literal video version now.
What kind of prep school would let in these kinds of guys?
It started off as Hogwarts now its Lord of the Flies...
Ah, I love that video.
edited 17th Feb '14 12:14:17 PM by InverurieJones
'All he needs is for somebody to throw handgrenades at him for the rest of his life...'NSFW, although the genitalia is barely noticeable in that infernal mess...
edited 17th Feb '14 2:54:10 PM by NEO
No regret shall pass over the threshold!That looks like a really bad video game.
I don't remember the specifics anymore...it's a lot of random imagery with some gross anime stuff mixed in. What I was referring to is multiple scenes of computer areas that look like someone has based their entire life around sitting in that one spot. Levels of trash that look like something out of Hoarders, food and drink garbage, cigarette butts/ash and similar detrius...it's skin-crawling to think that people would actually be in those conditions for any length of time.
edited 18th Feb '14 6:16:09 PM by Willbyr
Closer by Nine Inch Nails; it was on TV when I was 7 or 8 years old and it was just really weird. As an adult the video is cool but as a child I was scared.
Batman Ninja more like Batman's Bizarre AdventureThe video for Dig Your Own Hole, by Gotye... the song's surprisingly cheerful for a song about drug addiction, and the video certainly looks like someone tripping balls. The faces...... egghhhhhh.
"This is awful. I'm inventing electricity and you look like an asshole." - Nikola TeslaGotye's one of those whose videos are much darker and trippier than his music would suggest they'd be. Personally, I really dig the video for "Somebody That I Used To Know."
Heh...that reminds me, I actually wrote out spoof lyrics of STIU2K talking about a junkie getting stiffed by his dealer called "Somebody Who Won't Sell Me Blow."
edited 19th Feb '14 9:30:00 AM by Willbyr
Goldfrapp's video for "Ride a White Horse." Occasionally the video pops into my head at a random time and it just makes me nauseous.
EDIT: A link might be nice
edited 13th Mar '14 10:53:42 AM by Warron
The music video for I Fink U Freeky by Die Antwoord, anyone?
Together, we are one.I can't believe this hasn't been mentioned yet (sue me if it has), because this is actually very well-known and everyone I've ever known agreed that this is highly disturbing: Dye Fantasy It's not NSFW but pretty close to it, and it's gross and you probably don't want to see it, really, consider twice before you click.
No you can't call me Jar(i) I am not a glass containerI'm honestly surprised no one has mentioned Metallica's "One" yet. Just thinking about living, trapped in your own mind, when your only way of communication is to bang your head in morse code and hope someone understands, begging to be killed because life is hell itself. I'm never watching Johnny's Got His Gun.
edited 8th Jul '14 11:32:29 AM by jupiterrocks24
You are a lovely human being.Gnarls Barkley's cover of "Gone Daddy Gone" has a disturbing video. The band perform as Uncanny Valley Conspicuous CGI bugs who get thrown around a house and then get sprayed by bug spray and.....
There's also Jamie T's "Zombie", which is far less extreme than anything on this list but still creeps the flarp out of me, particularly because it shows Jamie and the rest of his band turning into zombies. Not just gradually, they completely turn them into by the second verse.
edited 17th Nov '14 2:10:44 PM by FromtheWordsofBR
TLC's "Waterfall." I can't even remember why (It was probably a domestic violence thing) but I can't even listen to that song without just feeling paranoid. "Pretty" (or something like that, can't really remember the name) also made me feel that way. ...I guess TLC's serious songs just scare me or something.
Soundgardens' "Black Hole Sun" has a creepy MV. I love the song so so much, but will never watch the video again.
"Yo, those kids are straight up liars, man. All I told them to do was run product. And by product, I mean chewing gum."