Closed borders and COVID conditions aren't enough of a reason for DJ Khaled to not cajole Drake into makin an awesome video for their collaboration. It does, however, require him to call in a massive favor to get a suitably big Popstar to play his role in this twisty comedic video directed by Julien Christian Lutz pka Director X.
A video that captures the chaos of our time, starting with online clips of racism, violence and other awfulness, and then transitioning to middle-section with audio of Mike Tyson, and then a defiant dance performance.
A TV shows within a video with a movie and more. Things get ambitiously meta as Camilia Cabello finds love and adventure, first by living vicariously via her on-screen doubles, and then all by herself.
"Love So Soft" but a sound a bit harder than you might expect, with soulful touches driving this comeback from the original American Idol queen. Director Dave Meyers doesn't skimp on the set-ups or the VFX as Clarkson vamps her way through this fantasy world.
A relationship that has Kendrick and Rihanna living on the edge, sometimes literally, as the precipice of death and destruction comes dangerously close again and again.
Magic abounds in this glossy tie-in to the live action Beauty And The Beast remake in which Ariana Grande and John Legend serenade the aforementioned beauty and beast.
