music videos
Teeeezy C Is the Trailblazing Director of Your Favourite UK Rap Videos
The Mad About Bars founding director tells us about his past decade as a behind-the-scenes architect for the biggest names in UK rap and drill.
'Beavis And Butt-Head' Were the Greatest Music Critics Who Ever Lived
Following the announcement of a return and two new seasons, music critics look back at the show's contribution to 1990s music culture.
Carole Baskin Is Mad at the 'WAP' Video for Exploiting Big Cats, or Something
This is the second time this year the 'Tiger King' star and Cardi B have publicly beefed.
Normani Deserves to Be a Star
The 2000's-inspired "Motivation" video is proof that the singer is ready to become a full-on pop sensation.
Hype Williams Changed Hip-Hop Forever With These 10 Videos
Megan Thee Stallion is enlisting the help of legendary director Hype Williams for 'Fever: Thee Movie,' but his fingerprints have been on rap's visuals since the 90s.
Girl Ultra’s “Ella Tu Y Yo” Combines Mexican R&B With Vintage Sci-Fi
"It’s very much inspired by ‘Videodrome.' I got really hooked on science fiction movies recently, and I wanted to incorporate this reality of screens sort of taking control over our lives.”
Carly Rae Jepsen Is Benjamin Button-ing Through Life in Her Videos
Over the past decade, the Canadian pop star has gone from 'adulting,' to crafting her own bright, childlike cinematic universe.
What Was Everyone Running from in 90s Electronic Music Videos?
Everyone had cool sunglasses, a briefcase, and was fleeing from enemies. Why?
Melo Makes Music Shows His Versatility on "High Vibrations"
We're premiering a new video from the Chicago-based artist, and it's all good vibes. His new EP, 'Odyssey Fun World,' is out later this year.
How The Dire Straits' 'Money for Nothing' Video Helped CGI Go Mainstream
The 1985 music video, which swept the VMAs, was one of the first instances of computer animation on MTV.
How The Dire Straits' 'Money for Nothing' Video Helped CGI Go Mainstream
The 1985 music video, which swept the VMAs, was one of the first instances of computer animation on MTV.