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Kanye West The animated music video expresses grayscale pencil-sketch animation. It contains literal interpretations of select lyrics while West is portrayed as a taxicab driver working in a bleak city who picks up troubled passengers and encounters a young boy and his mother. The animated segments are interspersed with live-action scenes of ...
An accompanying music video was released on September 2, 2021. The video sees West being set on fire during the album's Soldier Field listening party, before he reunites with Kim Kardashian once he has been extinguished. In October 2021, West performed the song at a wedding reception in Venice.
NME listed it as the fourth best video of the decade in 2014. [84] "Runaway" appeared on several best music videos of the decade list's in 2019; Screen Rant named it the third best video of the 2010s, [85] Billboard listed it 33rd on their list of the 100 best music videos of the decade, [86] while Paste named it the sixth best music video of ...
[77] The video for "Power" earned multiple nominations; Best Special Effects and Best Art Direction at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, [84] Best Visual Effects and Best Urban Video at the 2010 UK Music Video Awards., [85] along with Best Hip-Hop Video at the 2011 MTV Video Music Aid Japan. [86] NME named it the second best music video of 2010 ...
The video of the song was uploaded to YouTube on July 1, 2016. West's song "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" is also featured in the video. [49] It was negatively received on YouTube, gathering nearly 100,000 dislikes three days after being uploaded, which outweighed the number of likes. [50]
The music video was awarded Best Narrative Video at the 2008 Antville Music Video Awards, where it was also nominated for Best Urban Video. [55] At the 2008 HipHopDX Awards, it received a nomination for Video of the Year. [56] By November 19, 2015, the music video had amassed over 41 million views on YouTube. [57]
The teaser trailer for the film debuted during the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards [16] and the full video was screened in Paris on October 5 and at the BAFTA on October 6. [2] [13] The video debuted on October 23, 2010 on Vevo, MTV, MTV2, YTV, BET, and VH1.com. [17] The film debuted on YouTube two days later.
Pitchfork Media reported that "Jay-Z and Kanye West are doing something big for the video for Otis." [ 46 ] The video, featuring a cameo by Aziz Ansari , [ 47 ] was released on August 11, 2011, on MTV and affiliated networks at 8:56 pm ET/PT with an encore showing at 11:00 pm ET/PT on MTV2. [ 48 ]