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Continuing our customary end-of-year review in the first week of January, here are the 'Most Viewed' videos on Promonews in 2025.
These are the Top 25 videos we featured on the platform with the highest page reads - presented in reverse order. And here are the 'lower 15' on the list - from 25 to 11.
The Most Viewed Top 10 will follow shortly, followed by our pick of the best New Directors and Hot Directors from 2025.
Luna Carmoon completes her trilogy of videos for Fontaines D.C., uniting the leading protagonists of the Hoard director's two previous videos for songs from the band's acclaimed album ROMANCE - and themed to match the album's title.
Chloe in her element: a hotel room, the morning after a night with her lover. She wills them to stay longer, thwarting their escalating attempts to leave... shot entirely from the POV of the entrapped lover, with a nice tongue-in-cheek quality.
The video for High Alone explores the duality present in all of us, manifesting in two versions of Jackson Wang on screen: as he battles his darker self in his apartment, Inada presents a big setpiece with Jackson as a Houdini-style escapologist sunk into a glass box.
There is a lot to love about Favourite Colour: Black's new video for Suede. There's the setting - the iconic Bush Hall in London - the band's performance and the frenzied reaction of their faithful fans, brilliantly captured with cinematic flair.
Ferina directs a star-studded visual for HAIM, featuring British actors Will Poulter, Archie Madekwe and Nabhaan Rizwan.
Creative collective Maschima direct an out-of-this-world epic for legendary outfit Tears For Fears' latest album. Consisting of four tracks from Songs From A Nervous Planet, the video follows an interconnected narrative exploring dreams, memories, space travel and the planet we inhabit.
True to their band name and the songtitle, Bad Omens' lead singer Noah Sebastian and filmmaker Nico Poalillo bring us into a dark and forbidding landscape, where Apocalyptic events will unfold.
Sabrina Carpenter goes hitchhiking across the USA and some very strange things happen, in Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia's brilliant video. We're in the same territory as Heymann and Guggia's astonishing video for A$AP Rocky's Tailor Swif and also, less obviously, Tove Lo's Glad He's Gone.
Chris Chance directs a torrid performance promo for London R&B artist KWN and American singer Kehlani - who clearly like each other a lot.
Draws from a rich lineage of visual and aural artworks that meditate on decay and transformation, from William Basinski's Disintegration Loops to Peter Greenaway's queasy time-lapse sequences in A Zed & Two Noughts, reinterpreted for a resurgent Suede by Turner and his highly experienced DoP Luke Scully.
A brilliant vehicle for the unhinged showboatery of Yungblud - as free, unabashed and off-the-wall as the man itself. It's the latest in a series of videos by Sarsfield for the livewire pop-rocker, and pulling more into a classic pop video world is definitely a smart move here.
Flipping between live action and animation it's a superb showcase for Pink. Ethan & Tom have zeroed in upon the incisive storytelling and deadpan wit of her lyrics, her attitude and iconic look, with humour and visual invention.
According to Moses, he approached the video as an action film, plunging into the madness of the city. Through spectacular shots, he transports us into a universe where chaos and spectacle intertwine, with Travis Scott at the helm.
Director-DoP duo Noiziac send Lovejoy frontman Wilbur from the top floor of a high tower block down in a shaky lift - with an increasing number of rowdy residents making it an accident waiting to happen.
In a stripped-back studio setting and with multiple cameras, Charlie Robins focusses on each person, filmed individually or as a pair, and finds them reacting in a range of very personal ways to the song.
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