Rolling Stones' 100 Greatest Music Videos

A promotional video for Beyonce's 2016 single "Formation."

A promotional video for Johnny Cash's 2003 single "Hurt."

Madonna pays homage to Hollywood's Golden Age via Harlem's "House Ball" Vogueing.

Official music video for "This Is America" by Childish Gambino.

More than just a video clip, this is an experience to be seen and felt. This epic music video directed by the great Jonathan Demme consists of massive close-ups of New Order band members each performing with their musical instrument or sometimes changing them from time to time while providing the spectacular song "The Perfect Kiss" , single from their second album.

Set to the song, Sabotage, the Beastie Boys appear in a condensed parody of a 1970s cop show.

Official music video for D'Angelo's song "Untitled, How Does It Feel" featuring a shirtless D'Angelo.

Peter Gabriel's video for his 1986 Billboard Hot 100 number-one single, a collaboration with Aardman Animations which set new standards for the industry and became one of the most awarded videos in history.

A music video for Guns N' Roses's song "November Rain".

A music video for Michael Jackson's song 'Billie Jean'.

For George Michael's song Freedom '90, he does not appear in the music video. Instead, five female models and five male models lip sync the lyrics to the song.

A promotional dance video for Beyoncé's 2008 hit single "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)."

A music video for Nirvana's song 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'.

Official music video for "Take on Me" by A-Ha.

The music video is a Lego animation directed by Michel Gondry. Gondry's son was featured at the beginning of the video, building Lego blocks. It was shot frame by frame with each frame having the Lego bricks rebuilt, sometimes in a complex manner to seem as if it were an actual shot, and then formed together to give the illusion of motion. The video mostly consists of red, white, and black color. The White Stripes couldn't strike a deal with Lego, so they had to buy a large amount of Lego boxes for the video.

Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott performs in the music video "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" from the album "Supa Dupa Fly" recorded for Elektra Records. Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott dances and sings on stage with a group of dancers. The video also features her singing into a fish-eye lens camera and dancing in a variety of unusual outfits including an inflated garbage bag.

Official promo video of Duran Duran's lead single from their second studio album, "Rio" (1982). It was filmed on Sri Lanka (former Ceylon), where the band live strange adventures.

Music video for "Kiss" by Prince.

Animated video by Magnus Carlsson to support Radiohead's song "Paranoid Android." Robin and his friend Benjamin wander around a European city, running into all types of bizarre individuals and strange situations.

In this music video, a meeting of political leaders descends into chaos.

A businessman, overhearing the song on the maid's radio, takes to dancing in the hotel lobby.

Official music video for "Wyclef Jean" by Young Thug.

A promotional video for Jay-Z's 2004 single "99 Problems."

Yeah Yeah Yeahs performs in the music video "Maps" from the album "Fever to Tell" recorded for Interscope Records. The music video begins in a high school gymnasium. The band performs is auditioning in front of a group of people. As they play the song, light filters illuminate them in different colors.

The first version was filmed in Berlin and features the band members performing at Hansa Studios interspersed with footage of Trabants (an East German automobile they became fond of as a symbol for a changing Europe) and shots of them dressed in drag.