Grammy Award for Best Concept Music Video

Best Concept Music Video award recipients were the English rock band Genesis for "Land of Confusion" and the American singer "Weird Al" Yankovic for "Fat".

[7] The music video for Bowie's "Day-In Day-Out", directed by Julien Temple, included "offending" scenes such as a man urinating on Ronald Reagan's Hollywood Walk of Fame star, which was edited out for television broadcast.

[10][11] The music video for "Land of Confusion", a song included on the band's 1986 album Invisible Touch, contained Spitting Image puppets of Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and other notable individuals.

[12] David Lee Roth's self-titled video consisted of promotional clips created for his debut solo EP Crazy from the Heat and album Eat 'Em and Smile.

Nominees for the 31st Grammy Awards were the Hampton String Quartet for "Get a Job", George Harrison for "When We Was Fab", the American rock band Talking Heads for Storytelling Giant, "Weird Al" Yankovic for "Fat", and Neil Young for "This Note's for You".

Four men on a stage; two are playing guitars, one is sitting on a stool and holding a microphone, and one is playing keyboards. Various stage equipment, lighting fixtures, drum sets, speakers and other audio equipment can be seen in the background.
The 1988 award-winning band Genesis performing in 2007
A man standing behind a microphone stand, wearing a yellow shirt that contains the text "Atlantic Records Sucks"
1989 award recipient "Weird Al" Yankovic in 2007