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Top 10 Boyband Music Videos
As JLS, Westlife and Take That 'do battle' on The X-Factor we choose our Top 10 boy-band videos.
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1. 10. The Wanted - All Time Low
The Wanted burst onto the scene this summer with hit single 'All Time Low'. The music video for their debut offering did not dissapoint seeing the guys strut their stuff around a derelict building ending complete with some colourful flared explosions
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2. 9. Westlife - Safe
The Westlife boys are back with their seasonal offering. This time the boys take a more serious approach on the video creative for single, 'Safe'
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3. 8. JLS - Everybody in Love
The JLS boys headed stateside for the video for second single, 'Everybody In Love'. 4 Hot guys complete with the JLS trademark dance moves again proved to be the perfect combination for all pop fans
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4. 7. Jedward - Under Pressure
The dynamic duo who split the nation teamed up with rapper Vanilla Ice on single Under Pressure. The video features the rapper himself along with a whole bunch of ladies dancing around the twins.
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5. 6. Take That - Relight My Fire
A blast from the past but Take That's hit single Relight My Fire will always be one of the most memorable music videos. 5 hot guys, complete with baby oil and a camp classic. Instant success.
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6. 5. N Sync - It's Gonna Be Me
N Sync launched the pop career off Justin Timberlake and back in the day produced a whole bunch of classic music videos including this for hit single 'It's Gonna Be Me'. The video which features the 5 members of the band as toy dolls is one of their most famous as a group.
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7. 4. McFly - Party Girl
McFly returned with 'Party Girl' and a pretty creepy vampire-themed video to go with it.
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8. 3. The Wanted - Heart Vacancy
We know why you all love this video so much, because there's five hot boys in it and you love them too.
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9. 2. JLS - The Club is Alive
The fourth single from JLS sees the boys singing and dancing in an intimate nightclub setting.
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10. 1. Take That - The Flood
One of the most anticipated video releases of the year, all five members of Take That back together after 15 years.
