February 13, The video quickly secured itself a cult following, with spoiler alert some praising the video for challenging gender stereotypes. Juicebox starts off innocently enough in a New York radio station, but quickly descends into a debaucherous night out. An old man dressed in a Santa hat clambering onto a crow-covered cross, a woman wearing angel wings and a suit painted with human organs, a little girl in Ku Klux Klan robes, trees strung with human foetuses…all of these scream NSFW, even if it did scoop the band a handful of MTV video awards. Y Control was deliberately shot to have a grainy, budget horror film vibe, but realistic or not, the video has Karen O surrounded by a creepy-looking bunch of children who carry around the body of a dead dog…and someone loses a hand. As well as the nudity that results from the video being set in a strip club, we get to watch RiRi coolly smoke a blunt and shoot down her rival with a pistol. Skip to content.

It's no secret that pop stars like to bare their bodies, whether it's on stage, on the red carpet, or in a music video. Big pop names like Katy Perry, Lady Gaga and Gotye left little to the imagination in their video hits, and we've also seen nudity and controversy pop up in videos from rock acts like the Flaming Lips and Sigur Ros. Check out our list of 20 not so sweet videos that aren't afraid to show some skin.

Far from being axed by the network, it won two MTV Awards in It just usually does. The nubile dancers — with the face of Richard D. James — triggered countless weird and confusing teenage wet dreams.