Beyonce

And the winner is... Beyoncé, who also made history at last night's ceremony for most awarded female artist of all time.

Grammy Best Music Video Winner:

"Brown Skin Girl" Beyoncé, Blue Ivy & WizKid

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter & Jenn Nkiru, video directors; Astrid Edwards, Aya Kaido, Jean Mougin, Nathan Scherrer & Erinn Williams, video producers

Beyoncé is back with another visual album, this time taking inspiration from Disney's The Lion King and transforming her soundtrack to the 2019 "live action" remake The Gift into the  ambitious longform Black Is King, currently streaming on Disney+.

Just in case you needed a reminder that Beyoncé and Jay-Z can operate at as high a level as they want, both in terms of Art and Access: The power couple surprise release a music video shot at famed art museum The Louvre, nonchalantly using paintings like the Mona Lisa as their backdrop.

Museum quality, indeed.

If a room full of rappers banged away randomly at typewriters for an infinite amount of time, would they write something as good as Eminem's "Stan"? Probably not, but this videos let's us into Em's creative process, as we see him metaphorically deal with with living up to his stature and navigating the sometimes icy waters of inspiration.

Beyonce goes very big with Lemonade, a visual album that mixes the personal with the universal with the political in a nearly hourlong special consisting of poetry, music and visuals.

In terms of the visual, the biggest stamp seems to come from director Khalil Joseph, but the longform also has set-pieces (aka: songs) directed by Jonas Akerlund,, Melina Matsoukas, Jonas Akerlund, Mark Romanek, Todd Tourso and Dikayl Rimmasch.

Two predestined lovers awaken from an embryonic underwater slumber to fight against the currents and find each other. Did I mention that it's underwater and absolutely beautiful? Oh, and the vocal is by somebody named Beyonce who I think might have a future in the music business.