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Here’s a draft for a feature titled “English Songs Extra: Filmography & Popular Videos” — suitable for a music app, streaming platform, fan wiki, or artist database.

The Visual Album Era (2016–Present)

Beyoncé’s Lemonade (2016) changed the definition of "extra filmography." It was a 60-minute film where the visuals were inseparable from the audio. Since then, artists like Taylor Swift (folklore), The Weeknd, and Dua Lipa have released extensive visual libraries, including behind-the-scenes diaries and director’s cuts.

1. YouTube (The Primary Archive)

Search for the song title + any of these terms: english sex video songs extra quality new

• "behind the scenes"
• "making of"
• "official live performance"
• "director's cut"
• "vevo live"

Pro Tip: Check the artist's "Videos" tab, not just "Popular uploads." Many artists hide "Extras" in unlisted playlists linked only on their social media.

The YouTube Revolution (2000s–2010s)

The launch of YouTube in 2005 democratized filmography. Suddenly, every artist had a channel. Videos like OK Go’s Here It Goes Again (treadmills) became viral sensations due to their choreography, not just the song. This era introduced the "Lyric Video" as an "extra" format—most notably with CeeLo Green’s Fuck You (2010), which became as popular as the explicit version. Here’s a draft for a feature titled “English

2. Popular Videos Carousel

A horizontally scrollable list of high-performing video content related to the song, including:

• Official music video
• Lyric video
• Live performance (e.g., Grammys, BBC Lounge)
• Cover by notable artist
• Viral TikTok / Reel edit
• Fan-made tribute or animation

Each video shows:

• Thumbnail
• Title & uploader
• View count / likes (if available)
• Duration

5. Levitating – Dua Lipa (2020)

• Popular Video: A colorful, retro-futuristic dance-along.
• Extra Filmography: The Club Future Nostalgia extended mix video and the “Levitating (The Blessed Madonna Remix)” visualizer. Dua Lipa released three different filmography cuts: the original, a fan-dance version, and a vertical short for TikTok.

The Rise of the "Vertical Video" and Its Filmography

The keyword "English songs extra filmography" now frequently implies vertical, mobile-first content. Since the launch of YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, artists have begun shooting two separate music videos:

• Horizontal (16:9): The cinematic, expensive version for TV/PC.
• Vertical (9:16): The "extra" version for phone scrolling, often featuring a live take or alternate choreography.

Doja Cat’s Say So and Jack Harlow’s Lovin On Me are prime examples. The vertical "extra" often gets more streams than the official horizontal video due to algorithm promotion. "behind the scenes" "making of" "official live performance"