Sentence examples for buzzworthy video from inspiring English sources

They also created a very, very funny and buzzworthy video attack ad -- against themselves.

Amber Katz of MTV Buzzworthy compared the video with Fergie's "Big Girls Don't Cry" saying, that they "Both are midtempo, ballady and filmed in a soft-focus domestic setting".

Sam Lansky of MTV Buzzworthy praised the video, saying that the chair-dancing sequence was his favourite since Britney Spears' "Stronger" (2000).

Tamar Anitai from MTV Buzzworthy praised the video for being "acutely artful, immeasurably stylish" and commented that "Gwen's managed to raise the bar on her own superlatively supreme style in her new video".

Nicole James for MTV Buzzworthy compared the nighttime video's dark persona to that of Rihanna's own for "Disturbia".

Chris Ryan of MTV Buzzworthy noted that the video was "kind of a tour de force" and compared it with the one for "Telephone" (2010).

Prior to its release, Jenna Halley Rubenstein of MTV Buzzworthy predicted that the video would depict women who triumphed over broken relationships as an homage to being self-sufficient.

David Greenwald of MTV Buzzworthy called it Derulo's "steamiest" video to date.

Nicole James of MTV Buzzworthy showed great interest in the video and its message, stating that Knowles gets kids heart pumping, "in more ways than one".

Even Rachel Brodsky of MTV's Buzzworthy Blog used seven comparisons of how the video relates to the 1996 film The Craft.

He later, listed the video at number five on the "Buzzworthy's Top 5 Most Paranoid Music Videos" stating: "In Rihanna's "Disturbia" video, obsession manifests itself in freaky-deaky tarantulas, wigs, wolves, and a creepy dude in an eye patch.