Music Vid Analysis

 

Otis - JayZ and Kanye West










R u crazy - Conor Maynard



In the music video for 'R u crazy' by Conor Maynard it tells the story about an ex wanting to get back together even if you don't. The style of music video is performance as it contains lots of 'performance' from the artist. Throughout the video there is six different setups. All of the setups seem quite dark and dingy giving an almost uneasy feel to the audience which contrasts the music.

In the video we the setup we see most is Conor in a long dimly lit corridor, dancing and singing. This is a very simple setup, however is very effective at creating the 'intense' atmosphere I believe they want you to feel when watching the video. This is why it ultimately keeps coming back to this corridor.

I believe with this music video they are targeting an older audience - possibly older teens/young adults due to the intense atmosphere and the sexual theme seen in elements throughout and very strongly towards the end.







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