| Display title | Video Full of Film Clips |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A common trope for songs that are part of a movie's soundtrack and (usually) written for that movie. The video consists of many clips from the film. This serves as an additional way of promoting the movie—often becoming its unofficial theme song (unless it's already the official theme song)--as well as providing another hit for the artist, and the song often finds itself as a bonus track on their next album or an Updated Rerelease of the current. |