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Post by y2kbaby on Sept 20, 2020 5:49:56 GMT 10
The past few days, I have been watching a lot of the music videos of the early 2000s, and I noticed one thing different about the current music videos vs 00s music videos. One thing for sure is that the videos nowadays are shot digitally vs back then when majority of the videos was shot on film. 00s MV's aspect ratio was on SD, Now it's UHD & 4K. Another thing that caught my attention is that the 2000s MV's for the most part had that colorful, flashiness, eccentric, fun vibe that is completely missing in MV's of today. Majority of the videos nowadays has that depressing, monodramatic, very serious look. I miss when MV's had a dreamy feel to them. Ill give you guys examples of what I am saying.
Music Videos of the 00s:
Music Videos of the last few years:
Does anybody agree with the statement?
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Post by John Titor on Sept 20, 2020 5:53:46 GMT 10
Early to mid 2000s videos had a green tint to them, about 70% of music videos in the 2000s had this look y2kbaby
For some reason it was a huge trend lol it stuck out in the morning when MTV or Vh1 would show a video and u half wake
and the green smacks u in the face
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Post by goodbants on Sept 20, 2020 8:31:17 GMT 10
I do agree, music videos back then seemed to be a lot brighter. Kpop is still really bright and colorful, though. The music videos lately have a very moody, dark vibe, with a lot of that magenta and blue hue. I like both personally. Obviously the production quality is way better now than in the early 2000s. I think both bring different moods and it really depends what emotions you want to feel.
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Post by goodbants on Sept 20, 2020 8:33:50 GMT 10
Early to mid 2000s videos had a green tint to them, about 70% of music videos in the 2000s had this look y2kbaby
For some reason it was a huge trend lol it stuck out in the morning when MTV or Vh1 would show a video and u half wake
and the green smacks u in the face
I feel like it’s like that today but with purple, magenta, and blue hues.
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Post by John Titor on Sept 20, 2020 10:57:11 GMT 10
I feel like it’s like that today but with purple, magenta, and blue hues.
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Post by kev2000sfan on Sept 20, 2020 11:45:08 GMT 10
I get you. JordanK, a user on InThe00s pointed this out. Music videos in the earlier 2000s, more specifically had a bright color shade. Music videos looked late morning/early evening back then and light mood.
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Post by John Titor on Sept 20, 2020 13:01:49 GMT 10
I get you. JordanK, a user on InThe00s pointed this out. Music videos in the earlier 2000s, more specifically had a bright color shade. Music videos looked late morning/early evening back then and light mood. It kind of made watching those videos on MTV MTV 2 and VH1 kind of synchronistic if that makes sense ? Like the sky outside was the same color as the music video colors you were seeing on tv. and it was always at a low volume because you didn't wanna wake anyone up lol There were tons of VH1 videos I remember just seeing the green sky and looking outside and it had that same DEW look
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Post by daywatch on Sept 21, 2020 3:58:32 GMT 10
You know I noticed in some of the 2000s music videos (mainly from 2000-2004) they had the morph effect which usually occurred when switching scenes like the late 90's music videos did, but after that it was retired.
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Post by y2kbaby on Sept 21, 2020 9:32:26 GMT 10
You know I noticed in some of the 2000s music videos (mainly from 2000-2004) they had the morph effect which usually occurred when switching scenes like the late 90's music videos did, but after that it was retired. That's interesting. Can you list the music videos of that time that used the morph effect technique?
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Post by John Titor on Sept 21, 2020 10:34:24 GMT 10
You know I noticed in some of the 2000s music videos (mainly from 2000-2004) they had the morph effect which usually occurred when switching scenes like the late 90's music videos did, but after that it was retired. That's interesting. Can you list the music videos of that time that used the morph effect technique? Oh I know what he is talking about its like a motion blur, Avril Lavigne used it
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Post by SharksFan99 on Sept 21, 2020 13:59:34 GMT 10
Something I've observed when I have watched music videos from the mid-late 2000s is that many of them were bright and glossy, the lens flare effect was used quite a lot back then:
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