MTV Yearbook | 1999

The MTV Yearbook sends you on a voyage back to the biggest, best, most memorable music videos of every year since the beginning of MTV -- aka, the beginning of time, as far as we're concerned, anyway. Pop princesses, boy bands, hard rockers,...

Music Videos from 1999

  1. MTV Yearbook: 1999 1999: Fatboy put the Torrance Community Dancers on the map, Britney became our favorite school girl and a certain Slim Shady introduced himself.

  2. Eminem "My Name Is"

  3. Best New Artist: Eminem

  4. Christina Aguilera "Genie In A Bottle"

  5. If She Only Knew...

  6. Britney Spears "Baby One More Time"

  7. Jennifer Lopez "If You Had My Love"

  8. Subway Sisters

  9. Korn "Freak on a Leash"

  10. Destiny's Child "Bills, Bills, Bills"

  11. Ricky Martin "Livin' La Vida Loca"

  12. Hurricane Ricky Hits Miami

  13. New Radicals "You Get What You Give"

  14. Madonna "Nothing Really Matters"

  15. Sugar Ray "Someday"

  16. The Roots "You Got Me"

  17. Vanilla Ice Melts Down

  18. Moby "Bodyrock"

  19. Creed "Higher"

  20. Dido "Here With Me"

  21. Everlast "What It's Like"

  22. Peace, Love... and Fire!

  23. U.N.K.L.E. "Rabbit In Your Headlights"

  24. blink-182 "What's My Age Again?"

  25. Smash Mouth "All Star"

  26. Marky Mark on TRL: Bad Vibrations

  27. Eminem "Guilty Conscience"

  28. Limp Bizkit "Nookie"

  29. blink-182 "All The Small Things"

  30. Kid Rocks the Strip Joint

  31. Kid Rock "Bawitdaba"

  32. Red Hot Chili Peppers "Scar Tissue"

  33. Woodstock 1999 Kid Thinks MTV Sucks

  34. Orgy "Blue Monday"

  35. TLC: Anything But Modest

  36. 702 "Where My Girl's At?"

  37. Len "Steal My Sunshine"

  38. Fatboy Slim Praise You

  39. Will-enium

  40. *NSYNC "(God Must Have Spent) A Little More Time On You"

  41. Lit "My Own Worst Enemy"

  42. Get Naked

  43. Foo Fighters "Learn To Fly"

Full Description

The MTV Yearbook sends you on a voyage back to the biggest, best, most memorable music videos of every year since the beginning of MTV -- aka, the beginning of time, as far as we're concerned, anyway. Pop princesses, boy bands, hard rockers, rappers, rhymers ... more or less any and all videos that mattered most every year dating back to our birth the music video revolution we helped usher in.

Want to see what the big clips were during the year you were born? The music videos that ruled the school while you were graduating? What about those guilty pleasures that gave you those freaky dance moves you still can't shake? You can find them here, thoughtfully indexed by the year in which they were most popular. It's a musical nostalgia trip and awesome video experience all rolled into one.

But, the MTV Yearbook doesn't stop there. Mixed in with the music videos are clips of the biggest MTV moments of each year. All of the unforgettable events, concerts, people and news people couldn't stop talking about -- and some many hoped would be forgotten. These are the artists and events that rocked and ruled any given calendar year dating all the way back to 1981, when MTV signed on the air and changed all of the rules.

So, step into the music video time machine, the MTV Yearbook. It's just like your high school yearbook, except you can't draw horns and beards on the people you hate. (Sorry.)

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