Alicia Silverstone’s Aerosmith video appearances are most often grouped as a three-video sequence: “Cryin’,” “Amazing” and “Crazy.” Aerosmith’s official history directly confirms Silverstone in “Cryin’”; the band’s video compilation Big Ones You Can Look At lists all three videos together. That distinction matters: the available official confirmation is strongest for “Cryin’,” while the compilation listing alone does not establish Silverstone’s credit or each video’s story in the other two.
Which Aerosmith videos are associated with Alicia Silverstone?
The three titles are “Cryin’,” “Amazing” and “Crazy.” They appear together in the track listing for Aerosmith’s video compilation Big Ones You Can Look At, a useful reference for the set. Aerosmith’s official history page specifically confirms Silverstone’s appearance in “Cryin’.”
| Video | What the cited sources establish |
|---|---|
| “Cryin’” | Aerosmith’s official history says the video features Alicia Silverstone, Stephen Dorff and Josh Holloway. |
| “Amazing” | Listed as an official video on Big Ones You Can Look At; the sources cited here do not independently confirm Silverstone’s credit or describe its plot. |
| “Crazy” | Listed as an official video on Big Ones You Can Look At; the sources cited here do not independently confirm Silverstone’s credit or describe its plot. |
Why “Cryin’” is the best-documented appearance
Aerosmith’s official history gives a direct cast confirmation: “The song’s music video features Alicia Silverstone, Stephen Dorff and Josh Holloway.” The same page dates the single’s release to June 20, 1993, credits Geffen Records, and connects the song to Get a Grip, which came out earlier that April.
The band also says “Cryin’” sold more than 600,000 copies and describes it as having gone Gold. Those are figures and characterization published by Aerosmith, not an independent certification check. The page further says the video was among MTV’s most requested videos in 1993 and earned the band several MTV Video Music Awards, without giving an exact request count or award total.
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Using the compilation as a reference
Big Ones You Can Look At is described as a VHS and LaserDisc release, and its listing includes official videos for “Cryin’,” “Amazing” and “Crazy.” For collectors, the listing is a practical way to identify a physical release that groups the three titles. Before buying, check the particular seller’s listing for condition, playback compatibility, and confirmation that the edition includes the videos you want; format descriptions do not guarantee that a specific copy is playable on your equipment or currently available.
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