Searching for the cheesiest music video of near modern times
September 17, 2014 9:08 PM Subscribe
I'm looking for a music video from the era just before or at the dawn of youtube. It was an expensive, professional-looking vanity project that featured a man with long blonde hair singing a song in the sentimental style of Michael Bolton while being featured in a number of romantic, CGI landscapes.
The video had a romance-laced plot which included the hero of the story, sailing around on a ship, rescuing a lady, sword fighting and posing with lots of roses. I believe that the video ended with the artist's signature, reading "Kristopher something-something". The whole production was imbued with a such thick layer of earnestness that there was a big debate about whether it was serious or not.
I have been searching for this music video from the vaguest scraps of memory, but it's possible that it is from the ancient early 2000s internet strata.
The video had a romance-laced plot which included the hero of the story, sailing around on a ship, rescuing a lady, sword fighting and posing with lots of roses. I believe that the video ended with the artist's signature, reading "Kristopher something-something". The whole production was imbued with a such thick layer of earnestness that there was a big debate about whether it was serious or not.
I have been searching for this music video from the vaguest scraps of memory, but it's possible that it is from the ancient early 2000s internet strata.
Best answer: I believe you're looking for something by Chris Dane Owens, most likely Shine on me.
See also Key and Peel's take on the genre.
posted by Candleman at 9:55 PM on September 17, 2014 [5 favorites]
See also Key and Peel's take on the genre.
posted by Candleman at 9:55 PM on September 17, 2014 [5 favorites]
It's not quite right probably, but David Hasselhoff's Hooked on a Feeling ? It absolutely fits the multiple landscapes, hanging out on a boat and the questionable earnestness. But no sword fighting.
posted by Sweetchrysanthemum at 11:47 PM on September 17, 2014
posted by Sweetchrysanthemum at 11:47 PM on September 17, 2014
Alison, the internet thanks you for asking this question.
posted by Poppa Bear at 6:16 AM on September 19, 2014
posted by Poppa Bear at 6:16 AM on September 19, 2014
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posted by miss patrish at 9:21 PM on September 17, 2014