Here’s the video but I’d be very surprised if there’s anyone who has never seen this work of art. Well, this post has kind of gone off track. I like it! I’d photoshop that if I was any good at that sort of thing! The logo could be like Superman’s but with a triple S instead of just the one S. How awesome would that be?! You have to admit it’s less lame than an Ant-Man. But she’s able to escape her pimp by doing an angry shoulder shimmy shake at him! Take that, you nasty dancing pimp! I’d love to be a superhero where my superpower was the shoulder shimmy shake. So… Pat Benatar runs away from her parents even though she looks about 30 then ends up some weird kind of dancing hooker or something. Where was I? Oh! Pat Benatar! I love how Eighties videos so often had cheesy little melodramatic stories. I’ll never forget being outside my house at the age of about ten when the cute neighbor boy ran out of his house & shouted at me “ Thriller is on MTV!!!!!” and then ran back into his house like a maniac. Remember when MTV was good?!? No, most of you are too young but, trust me, MTV used to be the greatest damn thing EVER. Anyway, the video was one of the staples of MTV’s early days. charts (while only reaching 17 in the U.K. Love Is A Battlefield, released in September 1983, reached number one in the U.S. Shadows Of The Night! Invincible! Maybe I need a Best Of! Although, looking up Pat Benatar’s songs now for this post, there are some good ones I’d forgotten about. As far as female singers go, I was more of a Heart fan. The song was ranked at number 30 in VH1s list of the 100 Greatest Songs of the 1980s. It was written by Holly Knight and Mike Chapman. I wouldn’t say that Pat Benatar was a favorite singer of mine growing up, although I did like several of her songs. 'Love Is a Battlefield' is a song by American singer Pat Benatar, released on September 12, 1983, as a single from Benatars live album Live from Earth (1983), though the song itself was a studio recording. I managed to do 2 weeks of Music Video Friday without posting a video from the Eighties! So I think it’s time to post this 80’s classic: Pat Benatar’s Love Is A Battlefield.

Pat benatar love is a battlefield