In the documentary Dreamworlds by Sut Jhally he describes the idea of a perfect woman for a music video vixen, a bimbo with dreams of having a man and a cold shower. Although many artists make videos that are centered around the idea that women are these wet dream sex objects and ready for a man to scoop then up and take them to bed, there are many artists that show respect to the beauty of women. A great example of a music video that doesn't quite fit the mold of the dream women as represented Jhally's film, is music video for the song Nothin' On You by B.o.B feat. Bruno Mars.
Many of the things that were discussed in the Dreamworlds film are not in the video first of which is the idea that women hunt men in packs and are always hot and horny. In the video it is made clear that women are predators who are on the prowl in packs to get men. In this video women are portrayed as much less sexual creatures, another example of this is that the women that are shown in the video are shown as women who are not dressed provocatively unlike the women in Jhally's video which showed most women in some type of swim suit, lingerie, or dominatrix outfit.
Sut Jhally had also made a case that the camera angles could portray the women in a sexual manner by either panning the women's body, zooming in to a sexual body part, looking from a distance at a silhouette, and avoiding to give the female a face/identity. The video Nothin' On You seems to do quite the opposite, not only do the woman not seem like sexual deviants but the beauty of the women's face is one of the most important traits that the camera is trying to capture.
