Ranking 'My Chemical Romance's' Music Videos





My Chemical Romance dominated the music scene during the 2000s and continues to live on through their fans. Since you all seemed to enjoy us ranking 'Twenty One Pilots' music videos, we decided to turn this into a series and what better band to feature next than My Chemical Romance? We judged them off of the video only, not the song or its popularity. So from our least favorite to our most loved,  here you go.

#14   Planetary (GO!)


While it was a fun video filled with bright lights, it was only a video of the band performing. It doesn't quite live up to some of the other videos on this list.


#13   Blood

Singing in a locker room doesn't change it from being another performance video, but the facial expressions were sick at least.


#12   Desolation Row


Yet, another performance video. At least this one was dark and really fun at the same time.


#11   Famous Last Words


The epic performance video to conclude 'The Black Parade' era. Plus, they literally all got injured while filming this, so huge props to them.


#10   I Don't Love You


The heartbreaking video which was sure to make you shed a few tears.


#9   Teenagers


The performance where an army of teenagers literally kills the band. Also, Gerard's dance moves.


#8   Fake Your Death


If 'I Don't Love You' didn't make you cry, this one sure did. The last video of the band, capturing all of their favorite moments and making us miss them more than we already did.


#7   The Kids From Yesterday


The nostalgic one that made us all proud of how far they've come.


#6   Welcome To The Black Parade


*G Note* *Crying*

TOP 5:

#5   The Ghost Of You


When we had to see Mikey die while Gerard watched.


#4   I'm Not Ok (I Promise)


You can't sing, you can't dance, and you don't know karate. Face it, you're never going to make it.


#3   Helena


The devastating funeral for Gerard and Mikey's grandmother, which turned out to be one of the best-choreographed videos of all time.


#2   Na Na Na


The video which introduced us to the Danger Days storyline in the best way possible.


#1   SING


Crying as the Danger Days era comes to a brutal end and watching four of your heroes die.


Which My Chemical Romance video was your favorite? Let us know in the comments!


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