The song is mediocre; the images are striking. Take a look!

Now that MTV has about as much to do with music as KFC has to do with Kentucky, the Internet has become our primary source for music videos. With the Internet, though, there is no filter. It’s hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. Well here, ninjas and Juggalos, is the chaff. It’s your penance for a lifetime of sins: Music Video Hell. This week: Violent JJ.

The name of this band is…Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Check out their video.

Now that MTV has about as much to do with music as KFC has to do with Kentucky, the Internet has become our primary source for music videos. With the Internet, though, there is no filter. It’s hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. Well here, Adams and Eves, is the chaff. It’s your penance for a lifetime of sins: Music Video Hell. This week: ersatz pop-punkers The Maine.

The new video from Avenged Sevenfold. Need we really say more?

Get a free video from Four Year Strong.

Now that MTV has about as much to do with music as KFC has to do with Kentucky, the Internet has become our primary source for music videos. With the Internet, though, there is no filter. It’s hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. Well here, damas y caballeros, is the chaff. It’s your penance for a lifetime of sins: Music Video Hell. This week: The Dirty Heads featuring Rome of Sublime with Rome.

Looks like Vevo is posting mad music videos again and advertising them all over YouTube. This particular advervideo is one that I stumbled across and actually enjoyed. (Who wouldn’t enjoy Charlize Theron killing terrorists with samurai swords and ninja starsin hopes of saving The Killers front man Brandon Flowers!?)

Now that MTV has about as much to do with music as KFC has to do with Kentucky, the Internet has become our primary source for music videos. With the Internet, though, there is no filter. It’s hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. Well here, toilet dwellers, is the chaff. It’s your penance for a lifetime of sins: Music Video Hell. This week: the minimal viral masterpiece “Sittin’ On The Toilet.”

New video from greaser-punk favs the Gaslight Anthem.

Now that MTV has about as much to do with music as KFC has to do with Kentucky, the Internet has become our primary source for music videos. With the Internet, though, there is no filter. It’s hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. Well here, puppets and puppeteers, is the chaff. It’s your penance for a lifetime of sins: Music Video Hell. This week: the unholy terror that of the VentriloChoir.

If you miss Sublime, this is some kind of substitute.

HOES UP, PIMPS DOWN.

New video from Chicago bros Oh My God, featuring Tila Tequila, glory hole.

The Roots debut their new video – and it’s a Monsters Of Folk cover.

KE$HA, BITCHES!!!!

Now that MTV has about as much to do with music as KFC has to do with Kentucky, the Internet has become our primary source for music videos. With the Internet, though, there is no filter. It’s hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. Well here, ladies and gentlemen, is the chaff. It’s your penance for a lifetime of sins: Music Video Hell. This week: Eminem’s new single, “Not Afraid.”

Oswald takes you inside his Gmail inbox, which is piled high with music videos sent to him by PR companies. As the lead singer of KoRn once said, “[grunt] Are you reeeeeaaaaaddddy? [grunt]“

Hey, let’s pick on the illegal immigrants! With a shitty music video!

Hand-puppets + good Josh Ketchen song = GLORY.