One from 1990 or older - Mc Hammer - You can't touch this

Their is no storyline for this music video and its just full of loads of people doing the same dance routine everywhere.
This music video is very catchy and gets everyone moving along to it, this is seen as coming from the genre oh 'hip-hop'.

How does it show this genre?This genre is shown by the outfits they wear, the 'cheesy' type of dance moves they use and the type of upbeat song it is.

Mise en sceneCostumes - Men in haream pants and jackets, girls in crop tops with shorts or skinny jeans.
Emotions - Everyone is pumped up has  lots of energy in this video.
Gender - Male singer. Male and female dancers.

Camera workEmphasizing - Emphasized shots on their feet to show the dance moves.
Camera shots are always changing to show the different people doing this one dance routine. Also their is also medium close-ups on peoples mid area to show them doing the swaying/thrusting hip gestures.

Editing
Cuts - Their are lots of cut aways in this music video which show different people in different places doing the dance routine.
Synchronous (with beat) - Yes the singing and routine is all in time with the beat.

How did it present gender?

In this music video both genders are dancing along to the song and doing the same routine this shows that although a male is singing they're all equal in this video, however during a certain part of the routine M.C. Hammer does a hip thrust towards one of the females and this could show how females are seen as sex icons.

AudienceEveryone from a wide range of ages and different genders all enjoyed this song when it was released and it is still a well known and enjoyed song nowadays, when you hear the start of this song you can't help but start to dance to it.