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Drake releases the first major hip-hop video of the Covid-19 crisis, creating the visual for Toosie Slide, filmed by regular collaborator Theo Skudra while&nbsp;Drake is in lockdown at his&nbsp;not-so-humble abode.In fact, as he wanders through one marble-and-glass decked hall-sized room after another, it becomes apparent&nbsp;that Drake's gaff is about the size of the British Museum, and just about as comfy.&nbsp;You could quarantine in there for months without meeting anyone.&nbsp;&nbsp;Drake is living the dream. Hopefully other pop stars are also planning their own Through The Keyhole extravaganzas as we speak.

United States

Theo Skudra

Christian Tyler

Colossale

Alex Dall’orso

Clinton Homuth

Dynamic Effects Collective

Hudson Kenny

Matthew Beecraft

Hip Hop

Drake 'Toosie Slide' by Theo Skudra

Drake-'Toosie-Slide'-by-Theo-Skudra

AG Rojas has created a beautifully-shot meditation on the effect of ethereal beauty in his second video for Florence + The Machine - an emotion that we tend to call Love.As counterpoint to a lovely performance by Florence, this is a story&nbsp;of a glorious work of art: an ancient&nbsp;statue, and its journey from he point of rediscovery in the last century. It&#39;s&nbsp;gazed upon and adored, sometimes loved, but sometimes unseen &ndash; and eventually it&#39;s transformed.&quot;This song is about the ways we look for love in things that are perhaps not love, and how attempts to feel less alone can sometimes isolate us more,&quot; says Florence about Hunger.&nbsp;&quot;I guess I made myself more vulnerable in this song to encourage connection, because perhaps a lot more of us feel this way than we are able to admit. Sometimes when you can&#39;t say it, you can sing it.&quot;While she sings it, AG Rojas has expressed it in this gorgeous video.

United Kingdom

AG Rojas

Joe Faulstich

Park Pictures

Jackie Kelman Bisbee

Chris Jones

Evan Prosofsky

Shane Reid

Greg Reese

Alex Fisch

Florence + The Machine 'Hunger' by AG Rojas

Florence + The Machine - Hunger

Jake&nbsp;Schreier, perhaps best known for his feature films Robot &amp; Frank&nbsp;and Paper Towns&nbsp;recruits Kanye West and Justin Vernon of Bon Iver to assist Francis and the Lights in this super-minimal one-take video.A camera creeps around a huge black and white expanse of a set as Kanye, Francis and Justin each take turns with surreal movements, sparse lip sync and a very small amount of choreography. It&#39;s minimal to the Nth degree and manages to look nonchalantly cool in the process.

Jake Schreier

Adam Newport-Berra

Francis Starlite

Jake Lodwick

Russell Wright

Francis and the Lights ft. Bon Iver and Kanye West 'Friends' by Jake Schreier

Francis and the Lights - Friends ft. Bon Iver and Kanye West

Which means, it's how Brambilla intends it to be seen - without the artfully-placed chiffon. Less Pre-Raphaelite, and more full-on Renaissance - as interpreted with a modern ideal of physical perfection. 
In other words - those girls get naked. When the chiffon slides away. Oh my word.
And beyond that, more credit where credit is due on this intense music video event which comes in at a brief but memorable one and a half minutes. 
Lower New York VFX boutique ARTJAIL were responsible for the superb effects work on the video. While Jenna Elizabeth at The 88 directed the informative making of the video, <a href="" target="_blank">From Civilisation To Power</a>.

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