Animated Music Videos by Controversy

The music video for Madonna's song 'Like a Prayer' caused controversy due to its depiction of religious imagery, including a scene where Madonna dances in front of burning crosses.

The music video for Metallica's song 'One' was banned from MTV due to its graphic depiction of war and violence.

The music video for Britney Spears' song '...Baby One More Time' was criticized for its portrayal of gender roles and stereotypes, with some critics arguing that it objectified women.

The music video for Dr. Dre's song 'The Next Episode' was accused of promoting drug use and illegal activities, with some critics arguing that it glorified gang culture.

The music video for Eminem's song 'Stan' was criticized for its depiction of violence against women, with some critics arguing that it was misogynistic and glorified domestic violence.

The music video for Miley Cyrus' song 'Wrecking Ball' was banned from YouTube due to its explicit sexual content, which included scenes of Cyrus swinging naked on a wrecking ball.

The music video for Iggy Azalea's song 'Fancy' was criticized for its portrayal of cultural appropriation, with some critics arguing that it was disrespectful to black culture.

The music video for Sia's song 'Elastic Heart' was accused of promoting violence against animals, with some critics arguing that it was cruel and unnecessary.

The music video for Kanye West's song 'Famous' was criticized for its depiction of religious extremism, with some critics arguing that it was disrespectful to Islam.

The music video for System of a Down's song 'Chop Suey!' was banned from MTV due to its political content, which included scenes of war and violence.

The music video for Twenty One Pilots' song 'Stressed Out' was criticized for its depiction of mental illness, with some critics arguing that it was insensitive and stigmatizing.

The music video for Drake's song 'Hotline Bling' was accused of promoting consumerism and materialism, with some critics arguing that it was superficial and vapid.

The music video for Marilyn Manson's song 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)' was criticized for its depiction of violence against children, with some critics arguing that it was disturbing and inappropriate.

The music video for Janet Jackson's song 'That's the Way Love Goes' was banned from MTV due to its sexual content, which included scenes of Jackson dancing in a revealing outfit.

The music video for Lady Gaga's song 'Bad Romance' was criticized for its depiction of animal cruelty, with some critics arguing that it was insensitive and disrespectful to animals.