Nicole Acacio

Andy Grammer "Good To Be Alive (Hallelujah)" (Marc Klasfeld, dir.)

Never trust the parking attendant with your orange Lamborghini, even if the worker in question is a class act like Andy Grammer, and especially if the car owner is a certain Richard Edson who has some joyride karma ready to be repaid for his Ferris Bueller shenanigans.

That said, AG is the star of this show, zooming around with bandmate Zach Rudulph and showing off some moves that would make his Dancing With The Stars judges proud.

Katy Perry "Birthday" (Marc Klasfeld & Danny Lockwood, dir.)

If this music biz thing doesn't work out for Katy Perry, I'd say she could probably made a decent living by performing at birthday parties — so long as she doesn't use this video as her work reel. The video for "Birthday" operates in the tradition of Bad Grandpa and Punked, with Katy in serious disguise as horribly incompentent birthday entertainers. We get the animal expert who likes to eat mice and let the animals crap all around the kids, an elderly stripper who makes Robin Byrd look hot, a Bar Mitzvah comic who makes Bruce Vilanch seem cutting edge (I kid), and much more.

And lest you're worried that Katy ruined all these parties, I'm sure they're more than thrilled to be involved in what's likely to be a smash... and those kids with the awful facepaintings don't seem so annoyed when she reveals her true identity.