History FanDisservice / Music

* Music/MileyCyrus' bizarre performance at the 2013 [=VMAs=], in which she wore a teddy bear costume, mimed sex with teddy bears, slapped the asses of twerking black women dressed as teddy bears, then stripped down to a flesh-colored latex bikini and ground on Music/RobinThicke's crotch while singing his incredibly rapey song "Blurred Lines". Was it [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy racist]]? [[MaleGaze Sexist]]? EthicalSlut feminism? A bad influence on the ([[DoubleStandard apparently dumber than boys]]) little girls [[NotAllowedToGrowUp who loved her as]] Series/HannahMontana? A StealthParody of the music industry playing to the fetishes to such extremes? A rather sad act of rebellion against her GoodOlBoy father? Miley trying [[{{Troll}} to deliberately spark flamewars and shitstorms the internet because she thinks it's hilarious]]? A really blatant attempt to [[NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity drum up controversy]]? Pretty much the only thing seemingly everyone can agree on is that Miley Cyrus was definitely '''not''' trying to be sexy.

** All of the Ken Kaniff skits involve a DepravedHomosexual describing nauseating sex acts, the low point being the nearly two minute simulated blowjob that turns up on ''Music/TheMarshallMathersLP'' featuring Kaniff and Music/InsaneClownPosse.

*** "Shake That" is a sexy party anthem which opens with Slim Shady telling the listener to vomit repeatedly. [[VomitIndiscretionShot He goes into graphic detail about the chunks on your shoelaces.]]

* In the full version of Music/RobbieWilliams' "Rock DJ," Robbie takes it all off. By "all off," that [[StrippedToTheBone includes his skin and muscle tissue]].

** The "Stupid Girls" video has three scenes of Pink wearing not very much -- the first is her in a bikini getting a completely ugly orange spray tan, the second is her pants getting ripped off completely in the gym to her humiliation and the third is her topless but getting ready to have a ton of cosmetic surgery. She was probably going for this as well with the pisstake of Jessica Simpson in "These Boots Are Made For Walking".

** The music video for "Paparazzi" features a large amount of attractive looking supermodels. They all appear to have been murdered in various gruesome ways.

* While mostly full of {{fanservice}} in the form of scantily clad dancing women, The Revolting Cocks' "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy" video has a couple of moments of fan disservice: Early on in the video, a woman dancing in lingerie suddenly has her face morphing into that of [[Music/{{Ministry}} Al Jourgensen]] and starts miming the song's chorus, causing Chris Connelly to do a SpitTake. Later on, Connelly is making out with a beautiful woman when he finds a zipper on her back -- she turns out to be some kind of ghoul in a LatexPerfection full body suit.
* ''Music/EvilliousChronicles'': In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj_tReFezkw "Flower of the Plateau"]], we get a completely nude image of Mikulia. Pretty hot, huh? Nope. Not only is her [[spoiler:lower half seemingly ''[[BodyHorror mutated graphically to look like a flower]]'', but one of her breasts has a massive slug crawling on it. Ewwwww.]]

* Around 2011, T-Mobile asked Music/{{Watsky}} to participate in one of their commercials. Watsky refused, but T-Mobile made [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8svNFIJxFXQ the commercial]] anyways, casting another rapper in Watsky's place. Watsky responded by creating a [[TakeThat scathing parody]] of the commercial. This doesn't so bad... aside from the fact that the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5n6aZxuBms parody video]] replaces Carly Foulkes, T-Mobile's famously attractive former spokeswoman, with a fat bearded guy... who's still wearing her dress, and makes plenty of sexy poses.

* "Prezes" by Music/GrupaOperacyjna has the titular character take off his pants in front of a military commision. As he's fat and bald, it's not appealing, but fortunately there's a censor box in front of his private parts.

* The music video for Maddie & Tae's "Girl in a Country Song" contains [[GenderFlip gender-flipped]] scenes of boys wearing skimpy country-girl outfits like Daisy Dukes and flannel shirts [[BareYourMidriff tied above the navel]]. The real kicker is a particularly overweight guy wearing overalls with one strap undone lathering himself with soapy water.

* The (NSFW) music video for the British group Hefner's song "I Took Her Love For Granted" features some very pasty blokes [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgvZ19O5f_4 running around in the nude.]] ''In slow motion.'' Not only are they not exactly attractive, but the way their genitals bob and sway in the wind (completely uncensored, mind you) is also 100% pure UncannyValley.

* The music video for the Seeb remix of Mike Posner's "I Took a Pill in Ibiza" shows the singer being accosted by beautiful women while partying, including having casual sex with one in a bathroom stall. The problem is two-fold: first off, the song is about living a depressing and meaningless life after becoming rich and famous, which is highlighted by the editing and overall plot of the video which show that wasting your life with drugs, partying, and casual sex is empty and self-destructive. If the subject matter isn't unappealing (and depressing) enough, Posner is wearing a gigantic smiling paper mache version of his head pulled straight from the UncannyValley the entire time.

* The band 'Vaginal Ass' with ''Black Metal Hentai Wanking'' falls under this with their album cover featuring tortured, naked anime girls. You know things turn chaotic when BlackMetal and {{Hentai}} meet, the former being (in)famously known for abundance of Satanic imagery and actual crimes related to the genre.

* Music/ChristianDeath's album ''Catastrophe Ballet'' has a cover photo of a naked woman sprawled on a bed. However, both the bed and the woman are a chalky white colour, and the woman herself both has an EyelessFace and is also TheNoseless, and appears to be screaming, which is not entirely surprising, under the circumstances.