Iconic Music Videos That Defined The Past Few Decades

“Cry Me A River” by Justin Timberlake (2002)

Even if Justin Timberlake disputes the claims, “Cry Me A River” was clearly targeted at Britney Spears following their extremely public breakup in 2002. In the video, Timberlake stalks a (notably Britney-esque) blonde woman, breaks into her house, and films himself sleeping with another woman. He leaves the recording for his ex-girlfriend to find. The premise is gross and creepy, but at the very least, it’s Timerblake’s most memorable video to date.

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The More You Know

Elvis recorded over 600 songs and he didn’t a single one of them.
Layne Staley asked Jerry Cantrell to play in a funk band and agreed to sing in Cantrell’s band in exchange. The funk band didn’t last but Cantrell’s band became Alice in Chains.
In 2016, Mozart sold more albums than Beyoncé.
With a net worth of 1.3 billion dollars, Paul McCartney is the wealthiest musician in the world.

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