David Fincher directed the music video for which Rolling Stones song?

David Fincher directed the music video for the Rolling Stones song Love Is Strong. The song was released in 1994 as the lead single from the band's album Voodoo Lounge, and its video is one of Fincher's notable music-video collaborations with major recording artists.

The video uses a striking visual idea: the Rolling Stones appear enormous as they move through a miniature-looking New York City, interacting with streets, buildings, vehicles, and pedestrians. The scale-based imagery gives the performance a surreal, comic-book quality while matching the song's swaggering rock sound. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are central to the performance, with the band presented as larger-than-life figures in a literal sense.

Fincher had already established himself as a prolific music-video director before becoming known for films such as Se7en, Fight Club, and Zodiac. Other famous videos in his early career include Madonna's Vogue and Express Yourself, George Michael's Freedom! '90, and Aerosmith's Janie's Got a Gun. Love Is Strong is sometimes confused with other Rolling Stones hits, but the filmography credit specifically identifies this 1994 single.