B'z Music Videos

As with most musicians, B'z have produced music videos to promote their releases on television and later the internet. Early videos by the band revolved around specific locations and themes, with latter entries in the catalogue employing extensive computer-generated imagery. Videos were typically filmed in a 4:3 full-screen aspect ratio prior to the video for "GOLD" in 2001.

Originally, B'z music videos were circulated amongst fans only as recordings from various television airings as the band did not release them on home video. However, beginning with the release of their 47th single in 2009, MY LONELY TOWN, B'z have made available limited editions of each single at release that include bonus DVDs with the accompanying music video. In 2012, the band at last released the bulk of their music video catalogue and in remastered form on their 25th anniversary collections B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 and B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012. The compilations collected all 50 singles to the date of their release, with the limited editions coming with the bonus DVDs containing videos for all of the contained singles. To promote the release, the band made available clips from all of the videos on their official YouTube channel.

B'z music videos come in several different forms, including:

• Dedicated videos are those centric on a specific song for their duration and are generally of singles, though not every single had a music video produced. In cases in which those songs required video components in television and video coverage in later years, live performances were often substituted, such as with "ALONE" and its most recognizable performance from "BUZZ!!" THE MOVIE.

• Album videos are compilation videos created to promote studio albums. For videos promoting their latest album at a given time, the band once often shot specific short videos for several song, resulting in a handful of short videos joined together to make the whole. Naturally, singles' videos already available beforehand are included in clip form.

• Tie-in videos are those produced as commercials or promotional ventures. These include the band's special Pepsi NEX commercials in 2011 and 2012 as well as the videos that feature footage from video games for which B'z songs served as themes. It bears noting that some videos were given individual dedicated videos in addition to being the subject of commercials in which the band appeared.

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Full Videos that are the full length of the listed song.	Half Videos that are half-length, covering roughly one chorus.	Short Videos that cover only a few lines at most.	Live Videos that utilize a live performance.	Archive Videos that use archive footage over the song.

Dedicated Videos

Image	Song	Type	Notes
	Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite	Full	Filmed in Chiba, at a Hasaki Coast studio. The band wore the same outfits as were used on the cover of their self-titled debut album and the single for which the video served. The video was released in 2012 on DVD in limited edition copies of the 25th anniversary compilation B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998.
	Kimi no Naka de Odoritai	Full	Filmed at the now closed Yokohama Dreamland amusement park and in studio. The video was released in 2012 on DVD in limited edition copies of the 25th anniversary compilation B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998.
	BAD COMMUNICATION	Full	Filmed in studio and shown in black and white. Not released on home video.
	LADY-GO-ROUND	Type	Notes
	BE THERE	Type	Notes
	LADY NAVIGATION	Type	Notes
	ZERO	Type	Notes
	Don't Leave Me	Type	Notes
	MOTEL	Type	Notes
	Negai	Type	Notes
	love me, I love you	Type	Notes
	LOVE PHANTOM	Type	Notes
	Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~	Type	Notes
	MOVE	Type	Notes
	Real Thing Shakes	Type	Notes
	FIREBALL	Type	Notes
	Calling	Type	Notes
	Liar! Liar!	Type	Notes
	Biribiri	Type	Notes
	Samayoeru Aoi Dangan	Type	Notes
	Hi	Type	Notes
	HOME	Type	Notes
	The Wild Wind	Type	Notes
	girigiri chop	Type	Notes
	Konya Tsuki no Mieru Oka ni	Type	Notes
	Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite -Mixture style-	Type	Notes
	Anata Nara Kamawanai	Type	Notes
	May	Type	Notes
	juice	Type	Notes
	RING	Type	Notes
	ultra soul	Type	Notes
	GOLD	Type	Notes
	Atsuki Kodou no Hate	Type	Notes
	IT'S SHOWTIME!!	Type	Notes
	Yasei no ENERGY	Type	Notes
	BANZAI	Type	Notes
	ARIGATO	Type	Notes
	Ai no Bakudan	Type	Notes
	OCEAN	Type	Notes
	Shoudou	Type	Notes
	Kesshou	Type	Notes
	Yuruginai Mono Hitotsu	Type	Notes
	Pierrot	Type	Notes
	SPLASH!	Type	Notes
	Eien no Tsubasa	Type	Notes
	Lonely Stars	Type	Notes
	SUPER LOVE SONG	Type	Notes
	Perfect Life	Type	Notes
	BURN -Fumetsu no Face-	Type	Notes
	Itsuka Mata Koko de	Type	Notes
	Ichibu to Zenbu	Type	Notes
	DIVE	Type	Notes
	MY LONELY TOWN	Type	Notes
	Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo	Type	Notes
	Don't Wanna Lie	Type	Notes
	C'mon	Type	Notes
	GO FOR IT, BABY -Kioku no Sanmyaku-	Type	Notes
	HEAT	Type	Notes
File:sX2v.jpg	Kakushin	Half	The video with a graffiti theme in support of its lyrics features Tak and Koshi separately playing their parts of the song. The video was not included on the compilation album B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998 on which its studio version was premiered, remaining exclusive to the band's YouTube channel.
	Q&A	Type	Notes
File:sX4v.jpg	Utopia	Half	Video filmed with a decorated dressing room decor in the form of a single uninterrupted shot. The video was not included on the compilation album B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012 on which its studio version was premiered, remaining exclusive to the band's YouTube channel.

Album Videos

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Tie-in Videos

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