Well, it's September 30th, so I couldn't resist. This week's video is Green Day's "Wake Me Up When September Ends" from their acclaimed "American Idiot" release.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Wake Me Up When September Ends (2005)
Joan Jett made her MTV debut with the iconic "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" music video and became one of the era's most influential female rockers.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll (1981)
From her groundbreaking 1995 "Jagged Little Pill" LP, Alanis Morissette released the fun, quirky and influential music video.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Ironic (1996)
In 1983, English prog rock band Yes released their comeback song and music video, "Owner of a Lonely Heart."
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Owner of a Lonely Heart (1983)
Inspired by the Bob Fosse classic "All that Jazz," Paula Abdul released "Cold Hearted," one of the great dance videos of the MTV era.
Read MoreCold Hearted (1989): Paula Abdul teamed with David Fincher to create the greatest dance video of all time
In the "Dancing in the Dark" video, Bruce Springsteen pulled a pre "Friends" Courtney Cox for an impromptu dance and a pop culture moment was born.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Dancing in the Dark (1984)
In 1987 Sting released his best music video, "We'll Be Together," starring his real-life wife, Trudie Styler
Read MoreFriday Music Video: We’ll Be Together (1987)
We lost an icon this week. Chad looks back at the legacy of Olivia Newton-John and her most well-known music video, "Physical."
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Physical (1981)
Van Halen's rock anthem "Jump" dominated MTV in 1984, setting the template for the hair metal music video.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Jump (1984)
Run DMC and Aerosmith collaborated on "Walk This Way," a music video that metaphorically shows the collision of two music genres.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Walk This Way (1986)
In 1985 the Norwegian band A-Ha released "Take on Me," one of the most acclaimed and innovative music videos of all time.
Read MoreTake on Me (1985): A-Ha’s visually striking music video still dazzles with its mix of live-action and animation
In 1996 the Smashing Pumpkins released their groundbreaking and influential "Tonight, Tonight" music video.
Read MoreFriday Music Video: Tonight, Tonight (1996)