8:48 pm - 11/12/2012
This Is Why MTV Doesn’t Show Music Videos Anymore
We can’t remember the last time that we flipped to MTV expecting to see a music video, but it’s safe to say that it was probably in the early ’90s. This hilarious video by Brian Firenzi and Maria Del Carmen of 5 Second Films, which we spotted on Uproxx, explains why the network abandoned its roots, and while it might be a comedy sketch, it is rather on point. We killed music videos with our Napsters and our LimeWires, and what’s more, we’re old now — MTV doesn’t really care if we don’t like Teen Mom 2. Also: there’s the Internet. Click through to check out the clever clip, but be warned: It kind of stings when Firenzi points out that the complaint that MTV doesn’t play music videos anymore is literally old enough to drive a car by now.
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straight-up reality tv where they just follow people around with cameras is what i do not get
that is not entertainment- it's glorified gossip.
I guess I only like reality TV with some sort of thoughtful structure, like a talent-based one, or the sort that PBS used to air (surviving different periods in history--Frontier House remains KING OF MY HEART).