In the February 1984 Issue of Fuse Magazine, Lisa Steele writes the third article, which is itself the first in a two-part text, of her Snakes and Ladders series. Steele examines over 80 popular music videos of the time and analyzes their content with a particular focus on the image of women and according to nine categories she identified: recession imagery, music is revolution, domestic relations, power of women, post-apocalypse imagery, older women, surveillance, no women, women as props. This article deals with the first four categories.