king of ending popular music videos. <br><br><br><br><br><br>seriously, if you play any top 40 song while watching this video, it’ll magically work,(reply>), Some of it even works with metal music videos(and I'm sure just music videos in general). The dubbing stuff(duh), opening shot matching the ending shot(even in a pool with Killswitch Engage's "The Arms of Sorrow"), and the playing the video at differing framerates is used quite a bit. Behemoth uses the speedup/slow down effect *a lot*, and Spiritbox uses the "cut away from the lead singer to hide the fact that her lips are not synced" multiple times in their music videos. This said: The best music video is and always will be The Correspondent's "Fear and Delight".