Music Videos that produce the most Feels

Oh yes. It is that time people. I wanna know what music videos you know of that produce the most feels. Preferably anime based since this is a forum about anime. I've been on a Feels trip lately and I want to know what you all think as well as what you have to amp up the ante.

I'll start this off with Shelter by Porter Robinson and Madeon. Enjoy!

 

This was featured on the (official) Toonami Facebook page today. I thought it was pretty interesting. Kind of wish they could make a TV series for it. Could make a solid 6 episode mini-feature.

 

The fascinating story about this video is that these two artists teamed up with Crunchyroll and an animation studio to make it. I agree that they could make a nice little mini-series out of it.

 

I 100% enjoyed Shelter, so much so I had to write a review for it. I mean it was just executed and directed so well. And with both Porter & Robinson teaming up with Studios & Cruncyroll it only made it better. As far as wanting a mini-series I have to stand firmly against it. My reason being it's stronger standing on it's own. We the viewers didn't need long running segments to get the emotion from this piece . So why would we need more? And if for some reason we did I would strongly encourage a movie vs a short series. You could even have multiple movies on taking place before said events of the story & taking place after.

As for your request here's a lengthy video for you.

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I don't blame you for skipping through that video. Went in knowing anyone who's seen the actual film might have a distaste for what the creator tried to do. For me it was a introduction to said film this year, or should I say last year being as it's now 2017. I'd watched the full film and liked it enough to buy. Like you I'm beginning to find it increasingly hard to watch English Dubs and Iv'e no idea why or when the transition happened.

As for you not getting all emotional over Shelter again I understand. Not everyone has the same heartstrings to pluck away at. Some strings are harder than others. Were all tuned to different emotions. Now Tekken, I'd zero clue about. I'd heard the song several times, even radio I think yet I never knew the origins behind it. So for that thanks for sharing. ​

 

I remember seeing On Your Mark as a little kid, great memories. The duo that sang for that video, Chage & ASKA, are one of my fav JPOP acts from the 90's. If only ASKA hadn't gotten involved with drugs!!

 

@Supernatural-Knight While I think your AMVs are interesting in of itself. I don't feel anything from them. The video content was good for Tekken, but the song was way to forceful and energetic to get anything from me. Perhaps the same video with something softer(?) would elicit some emotion from me. But all in all the series of videos didn't really give any feels.

I can also see why you might not feel anything from Shelter. It's a piece that really pulls a certain heartstring. Loneliness and loss. If you don't really have a deep connection to both then you probably wouldn't feel anything. Myself, I was a lonesome kid when I was younger and I lost many relatives that I cared about early in my life causing me to be even more lonely than what I was when I began.

@Vladnyx Perhaps if it was shorter? And there wasn't much music to go with it. I'm not sure if I can count it. But then again, I only got halfway through before giving up. I get the gist of the story. But there's the main issue, It's just way too long.

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I'm a huge fan of Porter Robinson as it is. He has a lot of songs that really speak to me. So I'm sorry for spamming his music.

 

@Rayden413 there isn't any need to be sorry for spamming Porter Robinson. Anyway maybe these videos will strike a cord. Likely just the first one, but randomly came across the other three which I thought were unique in there own right.




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Anime AMVs - warning these will contain spoilers





The last one is made sadder by the tragic death of Christina Grimmie last year. R.I.P

Non Anime

Anything by an artist that died. For me the video that stands out the most is "Where is the Bud?" by Lord Infamous. After almost twenty years his most popular song finally got a music video right before he died. Which was even sadder because he was so excited about Three 6 Mafia finally getting back together after a decade, only for him to die only a few months after they re-formed. Then add that Koopsta died two years later and it makes it hard for me to watch without getting emotional. R.I.P Lord and Koop