The most expensive music videos ever made
The top 3 according to 13 votes from people: "Bedtime Story" – Madonna · "Scream" – Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson · "Black or White" – Michael Jackson. (Updated Oct 10, 2024.)
Led by Michael and Janet Jackson's $7 million "Scream", with Madonna, Guns N' Roses and Ayumi Hamasaki further down: the most expensive music videos whose budgets have been disclosed, in the order of Wikipedia's list, which draws on reporting by Forbes, Billboard and others.
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Top 23
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"Bedtime Story" – Madonna
1995, directed by Mark Romanek. Budget: about $5 million.
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"Scream" – Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson
1995, directed by Mark Romanek. Budget: about $7 million.
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"Black or White" – Michael Jackson
1991, directed by John Landis. Budget: about $4 million.
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"You Rock My World" – Michael Jackson
2001, directed by Paul Hunter. Budget: about $4 million.
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"Make Me Like You" – Gwen Stefani
2016, directed by Sophie Muller. Budget: about $4 million.
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"Feelslikeimfallinginlove" – Coldplay
2024, directed by Ben Mor. Budget: about €3 million.
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"2 Legit 2 Quit" – MC Hammer
1991, directed by Rupert Wainwright. Budget: about $2.5 million.
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"Heartbreaker" – Mariah Carey (featuring Jay-Z)
1999, directed by Brett Ratner. Budget: about $2.5 million.
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"Honey" – Mariah Carey
1997, directed by Paul Hunter. Budget: about $2 million.
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"Freeek!" – George Michael
2002, directed by Joseph Kahn. Budget: about $2 million.
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"My Name's Women" – Ayumi Hamasaki
2005, directed by Wataru Takeishi. Budget: about $2 million.
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"Die Another Day" – Madonna
2002, directed by Traktor. Budget: about $6.1 million.
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"Express Yourself" – Madonna
1989, directed by David Fincher. Budget: about $5 million.
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"Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)" – Limp Bizkit
2000, directed by Fred Durst. Budget: about $3 million.
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"Victory" – Puff Daddy (featuring The Notorious B.I.G. & Busta Rhymes)
1998, directed by Marcus Nispel. Budget: about $2.7 million.
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"Doesn't Really Matter" – Janet Jackson
2000, directed by Joseph Kahn. Budget: about $2.5 million.
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"What's It Gonna Be?!" – Busta Rhymes (featuring Janet Jackson)
1999, directed by Hype Williams. Budget: about $2.4 million.
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"It's All Coming Back to Me Now" – Celine Dion
1996, directed by Nigel Dick. Budget: about $2.3 million.
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"Bad" – Michael Jackson
1987, directed by Martin Scorsese. Budget: about $2.2 million.
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"Larger Than Life" – Backstreet Boys
1999, directed by Joseph Kahn. Budget: about $2.1 million.
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"Remember the Time" – Michael Jackson
1992, directed by John Singleton. Budget: about $2 million.
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"Fairyland" – Ayumi Hamasaki
2005, directed by Wataru Takeishi. Budget: about $2 million.
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"Estranged" – Guns N' Roses
1993, directed by Andy Morahan. Budget: about $5 million.
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