Sentence examples for video obsession from inspiring English sources

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.

My video obsession has been the trio of Prada Candy L'Eau ads by Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola, who you will remember from refusing to watch CQ on your laptop in bed with a French guy one time and being correct.

But a few themes repeat in the videos: obsession with beauty/perfection, obsession with celebrity, obsession with connecting with others (but an inability to ever really do it).

His father, David Bowie viewed his son's arcane video game obsession with suspicion.

At first I couldn't decide whether this is an unholy marriage of adolescent video game obsession with rockstar dreams or a legitimate art form, but my experience at last weekend's Blip Festival a series of performances, discussion panels, and screenings celebrating 8-bit music and visual art cleared things up for me a bit.

Some 567 printers produce an ever-changing, multicolored paper backdrop for the group in the video for "Obsession," posted on YouTube Thursday.

As one Durham, N.C., News & Observer reader put it, "I cannot believe that I was sent the hate-inflaming, fear-mongering video disk Obsession in my newspaper!

Writer Simon Parkin collected some of them, alongside other accounts of video gaming obsession, in his 2015 book Death By Video Game (you can read an excerpt from it on VICE).

Here the definition skews toward comic-book and video-game obsession.

The current "Leader", Kim Jong-un, may appear ridiculous, with his striking hairdos, bizarre propaganda videos and obsession with American basketball, but his ruthless system is no joke.

Spanning almost a decade and several continents, "Exit" tells of Mr. Guetta's infiltration of the secretive world of street artists, greased by his cousin, the Parisian artist Space Invader, and a video-camera obsession.