All these videos are the work of promoters and record labels in an effort to sell more and more albums. Sometimes the artists have their hands tied in the way the music is promoted. These marketing tactics are probably dictated by someone in an office in some building in New York. But a

Those days of watching hip-hop videos where the artist actually has creative control of the direction of the video are long gone. It seems that the bigger the car, the bigger the watch, the bigger the house, the better the video, and therefore tries to trick you to automatically think that the song is actually good. Now there are some of these videos that have a nice beat to them, or they have meaningful words or messages, but these songs and videos are the minority nowadays and it is dangerous to think that with this new generation of hip hop artists backed by lots of money (maybe via Sean "Puffy" Combs) to wage war against the current number one.

What ever happened to videos that tried to accurately portray what the artists are trying to say? Unfortunately it’s an attempt by record producers, and label owners to sell more records at any costs. Whether it be by putting more of these ladies in the video, or by putting more diamonds on the artists. It is a real shame, because

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