# @forthespeakers on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/Daorzx_kRCL
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/67651606-forthespeakers-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2026-07-11T02:23:22.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** For the Speakers | Daily Music Content (@forthespeakers) — https://gondola.cc/forthespeakers

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Higher effort music videos have started standing out again 🔥👇

Over the last few months, artists like Forrest Nolan, Lex Armani, Slayr, Jim Legxacy, Tommy Fleece, and Cikho have all dropped videos that feel intentionally crafted instead of being shot just to promote a song. Whether it’s unique camera work, practical effects, detailed vfx, or a visual concept that actually adds to the music, these releases remind you how much a great video can elevate a song 📹

It’s refreshing to see artists still treating music videos like an art form. They give fans something to revisit long after the first listen and help build a stronger identity around the music itself 

Hopefully this is a trend that keeps growing, because some of the most memorable moments in music have always come from artists who put just as much creativity into the visuals as they do the songs.

What’s your favorite one here 🤔

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“of everyone in the world” by Forrest Nolan takes on a nostalgic, home video-inspired aesthetic, and makes the whole video feel like you’re flipping through someone’s happiest memories. It’s also handmade.

📹: chrisnolann

Lex Amarni’s “the kill 2” takes stop motion to another level, centered around 2 female dolls that slowly descend into chaos after a night of drinking and scrolling online.

📹: chris.ullens / _sullman

Every frame in Slayr’s “Eyesight” video feels like a fever dream, layering insane VFX, fast transitions and nonstop visual details that reward you every time you rewatch it.

📹: reduciano / svbih

Jim Legxacy’s “idk idk idk idk” is a mixed-media, 2010s-inspired visual that follows Jim and his friends around London, giving the video an effortlessly nostalgic and lived-in feel.

📹: rohan.dil / morelifelondon

“Mind Killer” by Tommy Fleece features some extremely unique drawings done by Union Farm throughout the already nostalgic feeling video that somehow matches the sound of

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jimlegxacy, slayr, undergroundrap, rapnews, discovernewartists

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