Watch It YUNGBLUD f/ Dan Reynolds "Original Me" (Jordan Bahat, dir.) Bashing it out at a dangerous car scrapyard. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Travis Scott "Highest In The Room" (Dave Meyers, Travis Scott, dir.) A series of dark, stoned, and surrealistic set-ups. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Tove Lo "Sweettalk my Heart" (Bradley & Pablo, dir.) Sensuality, loneliness and magic all play their roles here. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Charli XCX "2099" (Bradley & Pablo, dir.) Having already explored 1999, Charli XCX and Troye Sivan now jetski into the future year of 2099. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Alicia Keys f/ Miguel "Show Me Love" (Cara Stricker, dir.) A slo-mo spectacular billed as a "Visual Sonic Experience"... Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Major Lazer f/ J Balvin & El Alfa "Que Calor" (Colin Tilley, dir.) Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Camila Cabello "Liar" (Dave Meyers, dir.) It takes a series of outlandish dreams before Camila Cabello realizes its time to be true to her heart. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Camila Cabello "Shameless" (Henry Scholfield, dir.) Camila goes confessional annd catharctic in this video that veers from city streets to a desert location. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Ava Max "Torn" (Joseph Kahn, dir.) Ava Max as an ass-kicking comic book heroine. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It 5 Seconds Of Summer "Teeth" (Thibaut Duverneix, dir.) A nightmarish twist from the quickly evolving pop/rock group. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Missy Elliott "Throw It Back" (Daniel Russell, dir.) A timely reintroduction to the video art of VMA honoree Missy Elliot. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Lizzo w/ Missy Elliott "Tempo" (Andy Hines, dir.) Shaking it up and defying gravity outside the burger stand. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Sam Smith "How Do You Sleep?" (Grant Singer, dir.) Dreaming about a video while within a video. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Watch It Red Hearse "Half Love" (Grant Singer, dir.) St Vincent stars in this debut video for Red Hearse — a collaboration between Sam Dew, Jack Antonoff & Sounwave — where we learn that there will always be a spot on the shelf for a Toys R Us kid. Comments (0) | Read More ››
