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After their blockbusting collaboration on Queen, Todrick Hall and Roy Raz knock it out of the park once again with his high concept celebration of the 80s ballroom scene for&nbsp;Pre-Madonna.&nbsp;Like the astounding&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/04/08/todrick-hall-queen-roy-raz/75844">Queen</a>, this was shot in Kyiv in the period before the Russian invasion, which provides a suitable level of scale for this extravagant and flamboyant display of fashion runways, phenomenal styling and slick choreography.And at the core Todrick gives a wonderfully over the top, and tongue-in-cheek perfromance in a number of jaw-dropping outfits and scenes - not least wearing a ballgown created from metal and old TVs...[imgtoken data:1]Director Roy Raz says, "Pre-Madonna is a tribute to the 90's ballroom scene as Todrick says whimsically- 'the kids were voguing pre Madonna...' - we took everything we love about that period combined with 90's aesthetics...and this is the result.&nbsp;Shot in Kyiv - Our thoughts are always with Ukraine at this time."Dripping with excess at every corner, it's a true&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;concept with an outrageously fun vibe throughout. What else would we expect from this dream team of creatives?&nbsp;

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Roles are reversed in JAROP's thought-provoking promo for Akon's Ain't No Peace.&nbsp;The video opens with a short prelude, playing out a scenario that is devastatingly all too common in society:&nbsp;a black man having his life threatened by police for something exceedingly minor - in this case Akon using his phone in his car. A struggle ensues, the officer's gun goes off...&nbsp;Then&nbsp;script flips&nbsp;and we travel back in time, where the same officer is running from a mob, a hauntingly striking change of dynamic. Continuing in this vein, the video plays out with a complete role reversal, from the slave trade to current-day police slaughters.&nbsp;The visual delivers&nbsp;a cutting polemic on society's attitudes to racism, whilst also extending a beacon of hope, something that is so desperately needed today.

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