We all get nostalgic about our teenage years every once in a while and our favorite artists have the power to turn their nostalgia into something amazing. Some of them even used their recent music video to look back at this period of their lives.

Justin Bieber & Benny Blanco – “Lonely”

Justin Bieber’s latest music video perfectly captures the loneliness and isolation of growing up in the spotlight. It stars one of the most prolific young actors working today, Jacob Tremblay.

Marshmello & Demi Lovato – “OK Not To Be OK”

“OK Not To Be OK” shows the younger versions of Marshmello and Demi Lovato making a mess in their childhood bedrooms before reuniting with their current selves on the street and dancing their hearts out.

Tegan and Sara – “I Know I’m Not the Only One”

Tegan and Sara’s latest album Hey, I’m Just Like You is composed of rewrites of the old material they wrote as teenagers. The video for this song shows the duo and several local artists recreating the look from their high school yearbook photos.

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Marshmello made a name for himself by collaborating with some of the best artists on the modern music scene, and he stayed true to this winning formula in 2020. The famous DJ is the mastermind behind some of the best collaborations of the year—including these three.

“Come and Go” ft. Juice WRLD

Juice WRLD’s posthumous chart-topping album gave us several amazing songs. “Come and Go” turned out to be its biggest hit, becoming the second track to reach no. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for both artists.

“Be Kind” ft. Halsey

Many of Halsey’s songs explore the ups and downs of being in love, and that’s also the case with “Be Kind”. She found the perfect collaborator for this track in Marshmello, who produced the catchy, yet emotional beat that we’ve been listening all summer long.

“OK Not To Be OK” ft. Demi Lovato

The famous DJ gave us another song that encourages listeners to fully embrace their vulnerable side, alongside Demi Lovato. The duo tried to put an emphasis on mental health by joining forces with the non-profit organization Hope for the Day.

The post Marshmello’s Collaborations Set the Tome for 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We all get nostalgic about our teenage years every once in a while and our favorite artists have the power to turn their nostalgia into something amazing. Some of them even used their recent music video to look back at this period of their lives.

Justin Bieber & Benny Blanco – “Lonely”

Justin Bieber’s latest music video perfectly captures the loneliness and isolation of growing up in the spotlight. It stars one of the most prolific young actors working today, Jacob Tremblay.

Marshmello & Demi Lovato – “OK Not To Be OK”

“OK Not To Be OK” shows the younger versions of Marshmello and Demi Lovato making a mess in their childhood bedrooms before reuniting with their current selves on the street and dancing their hearts out.

Tegan and Sara – “I Know I’m Not the Only One”

Tegan and Sara’s latest album Hey, I’m Just Like You is composed of rewrites of the old material they wrote as teenagers. The video for this song shows the duo and several local artists recreating the look from their high school yearbook photos.

The post Pop Stars are Using Music Videos to Revisit Their Teenage Years appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Marshmello made a name for himself by collaborating with some of the best artists on the modern music scene, and he stayed true to this winning formula in 2020. The famous DJ is the mastermind behind some of the best collaborations of the year—including these three.

“Come and Go” ft. Juice WRLD

Juice WRLD’s posthumous chart-topping album gave us several amazing songs. “Come and Go” turned out to be its biggest hit, becoming the second track to reach no. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for both artists.

“Be Kind” ft. Halsey

Many of Halsey’s songs explore the ups and downs of being in love, and that’s also the case with “Be Kind”. She found the perfect collaborator for this track in Marshmello, who produced the catchy, yet emotional beat that we’ve been listening all summer long.

“OK Not To Be OK” ft. Demi Lovato

The famous DJ gave us another song that encourages listeners to fully embrace their vulnerable side, alongside Demi Lovato. The duo tried to put an emphasis on mental health by joining forces with the non-profit organization Hope for the Day.

The post Marshmello’s Collaborations Set the Tome for 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.