Directed by Karena Evans, the atmospheric visual for “Luther” takes us inside an eerily empty hotel, and it sees the two longtime collaborators hanging out with their love interests, played by the Nigerian-American artist Annahstasia Enuke and model Geron McKinley.

“Luther” was released as the third single from Lamar’s sixth studio album GNX, and it grew into one of its biggest hits after being featured in the rapper’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show, which featured a surprise appearance from SZA. It returned to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for its seventh consecutive time just last week, extending the longest career Hot 100 reign for both artists.

Lamar and SZA have been collaborating for over a decade, and they’re getting ready to embark on their joint Grand National Tour. The tour will support Lamar’s album GNX and SZA’s reissue album Lana, and it includes 39 shows across North America and Europe, taking place between April 19 and August 9.

Directed by Dave Meyers, the cheeky visual shows Carpenter and Ortega literally fighting for the attention of the same guy. They use all sorts of different weapons, from machetes and shotguns to voodoo dolls and chainsaws, but the video eventually ends with the two women attending their ex’s funeral and burying their feud along with him.

Death Becomes Her starring Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn was the clear source of inspiration for this music video, but cinematic references are sprinkled throughout. “Taste” also pays homage to Psycho, Addams Family Values, Ginger Snaps, and Kill Bill through its murder scenes and costume choices.

“Taste” was released as the third single from Carpenter’s sixth studio album Short n’ Sweet, which hit the shelves on August 23. Its release was preceded by two hit singles – “Espresso”, which became the singer’s first song to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify, and “Please Please Please”, her first No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

After teasing their duet with a retro cover that shows them rocking cowboy-inspired red-and-blue outfits, the duo shared an accompanying music video with the world. Mars directed it alongside Daniel Ramos, and he can be seen performing his new song alongside Gaga on a vintage TV studio stage.

“Die with a Smile” came together while they were both working on new music in Malibu. Mars invited Gaga to listen to one of the songs he was developing, and she immediately agreed to hop on board.

“It was around midnight when I got there and I was blown away when I heard what he had started making. We stayed up all night and finished writing and recording the song. Bruno’s talent is beyond explanation. His musicianship and vision is next level. There’s no one like him,” she said in a statement.

“Die with a Smile” hit the shelves on August 16 as a standalone single, and it’s not linked to Lady Gaga’s upcoming seventh studio album.

Lipa’s new music video was shot at the Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc in Barcelona, and director Tanu Muino helped her bring her vision to life. A group of synchronized swimmers joins Lipa as she dances her heart out in several lush outfits, while singing about falling for an illusion.

In an official statement announcing this song, Lipa said “Illusion” is all “about knowing what you’re getting yourself into, but staying for the hell of it.” It was the first song she co-wrote alongside Caroline Ailin, Danny L. Harle, Tobias Jesso Jr., and Kevin Parker, and she felt her new album was finally coming together after they came up with it.

“Illusion” is the third single from Lipa’s upcoming album Radical Optimism, which was inspired by “the idea of going through chaos gracefully and feeling like you can weather any storm.” It will be released on May 3, and it was also preceded by singles “Houdini” and “Training Season”.

“I’m so obsessed with your ex,” sings Rodrigo in the song’s chorus, and the “Obsessed” music video perfectly captures its lyrics. She rocks a black dress and a sash that reads “Miss Right Now” to attend a ballroom party with a pretty interesting guest list.

As the video progresses, we meet a group of debutantes, wearing delicate white gowns, who all seem to have one thing in common. They are wearing sashes with such cheeky titles as “Miss Thought She Was the One,” “Miss 2 Summers Ago”, and “Miss Mom’s Favorite”, hinting they’re all exes of Rodrigo’s love interest.

“Obsessed” was initially only available on vinyl editions of Guts, before Rodrigo decided to release it as the lead single of the deluxe edition Guts (Spilled). It hit the shelves on March 22, and also features songs “Scared of My Guitar”, “Stranger”, and “Girl I’ve Always Been”.

Guts was originally released in September last year, and it scored six Grammy nominations, including album of the year and song and record of the year for its lead single “Vampire”.

Directed by Hannah Lux Davis, the “Puntería” music video takes us to a pastel-colored mystical realm. Emily in Paris star Lucien Laviscount joins Shakira as her love interest in this magical visual, which also sees her showing off her amazing dance moves with a group of backup dancers.

Cardi B wanted to collaborate with Shakira for as long as she can remember, and she was ready to do whatever the Colombian singer asked her to appear in a music video by her side.

“I always look at your videos, and it’s so crazy doing a video with you because all of your videos, you could just tell you take your time from the angle, to the dancing, to the things that pop,” Cardi B told Shakira in an interview they shared on social media.

“Puntería” was released as the latest single from Shakira’s new album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, which also features smash hits “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” and “TQG” ft. Karol G.

Grande’s latest music video pays homage to the cult film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which inspired the title of the whole album. The heartfelt video sees Grande’s character Peaches undergoing a procedure to erase her memories of her ex-boyfriend, played by the Emmy winner Evan Peters.

Grande teased the video on social media before sharing it with the world and gave a special shout-out to her co-star Evan Peters and director Christian Breslauer for making it possible.

“Thank you for creating such a safe space, for holding my hand, and for thoughtfully bringing this entire album to life with this one video. Though we will make many more, this video is the album to me,” the singer wrote on Instagram.

“We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)” was released as the second single from Grande’s seventh studio album Eternal Sunshine, which hit the shelves on March 8. The standard edition of this album features 13 tracks, including the chart-topping lead single “Yes, And?”

The Greg Ohrel-directed visual opens with Gomez surrounded by smooching couples while holding an adorable pup in her arms. She’s serving major Parisian vibes with each outfit she wears, while eating croissants, dancing her heart out, and enjoying stunning views from her hotel room.

“Love On” marks Gomez’s first release since “Single Soon”, which she described as “a fun little song” she wanted to share with her fans before she’s ready to drop her fourth studio album. She discussed this record with Vogue Mexico and said it’s going to be “a real pop record” with no sad songs.

Gomez also recently dropped hints about her potential hiatus from music, telling SmartLess podcast she feels like she only has one more album left in her. She added she’s planning to focus on acting from now on, and she made a step in the right direction after being cast as the legendary singer Linda Ronstadt in the upcoming biopic.

Lipa’s latest music video was directed by Vincent Haycock, and it perfectly captures the song’s lyrics. After listening to a series of apologetic voicemails from her past suitors, Lipa is seen sitting at a café on her own. Everything spins around her while her suitors try to get her attention, but with little success.

Lipa wrote this song alongside Caroline Ailin and Tobias Jesso Jr., drawing inspiration from a string of bad dates she had to deal with in the past. She came out stronger on the other side and said she never felt more confident, clear, and empowered once she reached the point where she realized that the training season was over.

“While it may be that training season is never over for any of us, you start to see the beauty in finding that person to experience it with. You stop looking for the trainees and become more interested in having someone where you are and someone to grow with,” said Lipa in a statement.

“Training Season” will be featured on Lipa’s untitled third studio album, along with the previously released lead single “Houdini”.

The Douglas Bernardt-directed visual opens with Stallion inside a snake egg, symbolizing rebirth and a new beginning. As the song progresses, we see her confidently deliver her verses in several different settings, with snake references sprinkled throughout the video.

The lyrics of “Hiss” are all about Stallion refusing to give any attention to those trying to bring her down, and they feature disses towards several fellow rappers. Nicki Minaj, who previously collaborated with Stallion on “Hot Girl Summer”, wasn’t too happy with some of the lyrics, and she already released her own diss track “Big Foot”.

“Hiss” is Stallion’s second snake-themed music video after “Cobra”, which she teased by saying, “Just as a snake sheds its skin, we must shed our past. Over and over again.” These songs seem to be teasing the start of the rapper’s new era, and they were released through her independent music label Hot Girl Productions. She previously said that her third studio album would also be released through her own label.

Directed by Karena Evans, the atmospheric visual for “Luther” takes us inside an eerily empty hotel, and it sees the two longtime collaborators hanging out with their love interests, played by the Nigerian-American artist Annahstasia Enuke and model Geron McKinley.

“Luther” was released as the third single from Lamar’s sixth studio album GNX, and it grew into one of its biggest hits after being featured in the rapper’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show, which featured a surprise appearance from SZA. It returned to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for its seventh consecutive time just last week, extending the longest career Hot 100 reign for both artists.

Lamar and SZA have been collaborating for over a decade, and they’re getting ready to embark on their joint Grand National Tour. The tour will support Lamar’s album GNX and SZA’s reissue album Lana, and it includes 39 shows across North America and Europe, taking place between April 19 and August 9.

Directed by Dave Meyers, the cheeky visual shows Carpenter and Ortega literally fighting for the attention of the same guy. They use all sorts of different weapons, from machetes and shotguns to voodoo dolls and chainsaws, but the video eventually ends with the two women attending their ex’s funeral and burying their feud along with him.

Death Becomes Her starring Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn was the clear source of inspiration for this music video, but cinematic references are sprinkled throughout. “Taste” also pays homage to Psycho, Addams Family Values, Ginger Snaps, and Kill Bill through its murder scenes and costume choices.

“Taste” was released as the third single from Carpenter’s sixth studio album Short n’ Sweet, which hit the shelves on August 23. Its release was preceded by two hit singles – “Espresso”, which became the singer’s first song to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify, and “Please Please Please”, her first No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

After teasing their duet with a retro cover that shows them rocking cowboy-inspired red-and-blue outfits, the duo shared an accompanying music video with the world. Mars directed it alongside Daniel Ramos, and he can be seen performing his new song alongside Gaga on a vintage TV studio stage.

“Die with a Smile” came together while they were both working on new music in Malibu. Mars invited Gaga to listen to one of the songs he was developing, and she immediately agreed to hop on board.

“It was around midnight when I got there and I was blown away when I heard what he had started making. We stayed up all night and finished writing and recording the song. Bruno’s talent is beyond explanation. His musicianship and vision is next level. There’s no one like him,” she said in a statement.

“Die with a Smile” hit the shelves on August 16 as a standalone single, and it’s not linked to Lady Gaga’s upcoming seventh studio album.

Lipa’s new music video was shot at the Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc in Barcelona, and director Tanu Muino helped her bring her vision to life. A group of synchronized swimmers joins Lipa as she dances her heart out in several lush outfits, while singing about falling for an illusion.

In an official statement announcing this song, Lipa said “Illusion” is all “about knowing what you’re getting yourself into, but staying for the hell of it.” It was the first song she co-wrote alongside Caroline Ailin, Danny L. Harle, Tobias Jesso Jr., and Kevin Parker, and she felt her new album was finally coming together after they came up with it.

“Illusion” is the third single from Lipa’s upcoming album Radical Optimism, which was inspired by “the idea of going through chaos gracefully and feeling like you can weather any storm.” It will be released on May 3, and it was also preceded by singles “Houdini” and “Training Season”.

“I’m so obsessed with your ex,” sings Rodrigo in the song’s chorus, and the “Obsessed” music video perfectly captures its lyrics. She rocks a black dress and a sash that reads “Miss Right Now” to attend a ballroom party with a pretty interesting guest list.

As the video progresses, we meet a group of debutantes, wearing delicate white gowns, who all seem to have one thing in common. They are wearing sashes with such cheeky titles as “Miss Thought She Was the One,” “Miss 2 Summers Ago”, and “Miss Mom’s Favorite”, hinting they’re all exes of Rodrigo’s love interest.

“Obsessed” was initially only available on vinyl editions of Guts, before Rodrigo decided to release it as the lead single of the deluxe edition Guts (Spilled). It hit the shelves on March 22, and also features songs “Scared of My Guitar”, “Stranger”, and “Girl I’ve Always Been”.

Guts was originally released in September last year, and it scored six Grammy nominations, including album of the year and song and record of the year for its lead single “Vampire”.

Directed by Hannah Lux Davis, the “Puntería” music video takes us to a pastel-colored mystical realm. Emily in Paris star Lucien Laviscount joins Shakira as her love interest in this magical visual, which also sees her showing off her amazing dance moves with a group of backup dancers.

Cardi B wanted to collaborate with Shakira for as long as she can remember, and she was ready to do whatever the Colombian singer asked her to appear in a music video by her side.

“I always look at your videos, and it’s so crazy doing a video with you because all of your videos, you could just tell you take your time from the angle, to the dancing, to the things that pop,” Cardi B told Shakira in an interview they shared on social media.

“Puntería” was released as the latest single from Shakira’s new album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, which also features smash hits “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” and “TQG” ft. Karol G.

Grande’s latest music video pays homage to the cult film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which inspired the title of the whole album. The heartfelt video sees Grande’s character Peaches undergoing a procedure to erase her memories of her ex-boyfriend, played by the Emmy winner Evan Peters.

Grande teased the video on social media before sharing it with the world and gave a special shout-out to her co-star Evan Peters and director Christian Breslauer for making it possible.

“Thank you for creating such a safe space, for holding my hand, and for thoughtfully bringing this entire album to life with this one video. Though we will make many more, this video is the album to me,” the singer wrote on Instagram.

“We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)” was released as the second single from Grande’s seventh studio album Eternal Sunshine, which hit the shelves on March 8. The standard edition of this album features 13 tracks, including the chart-topping lead single “Yes, And?”

The Greg Ohrel-directed visual opens with Gomez surrounded by smooching couples while holding an adorable pup in her arms. She’s serving major Parisian vibes with each outfit she wears, while eating croissants, dancing her heart out, and enjoying stunning views from her hotel room.

“Love On” marks Gomez’s first release since “Single Soon”, which she described as “a fun little song” she wanted to share with her fans before she’s ready to drop her fourth studio album. She discussed this record with Vogue Mexico and said it’s going to be “a real pop record” with no sad songs.

Gomez also recently dropped hints about her potential hiatus from music, telling SmartLess podcast she feels like she only has one more album left in her. She added she’s planning to focus on acting from now on, and she made a step in the right direction after being cast as the legendary singer Linda Ronstadt in the upcoming biopic.

Lipa’s latest music video was directed by Vincent Haycock, and it perfectly captures the song’s lyrics. After listening to a series of apologetic voicemails from her past suitors, Lipa is seen sitting at a café on her own. Everything spins around her while her suitors try to get her attention, but with little success.

Lipa wrote this song alongside Caroline Ailin and Tobias Jesso Jr., drawing inspiration from a string of bad dates she had to deal with in the past. She came out stronger on the other side and said she never felt more confident, clear, and empowered once she reached the point where she realized that the training season was over.

“While it may be that training season is never over for any of us, you start to see the beauty in finding that person to experience it with. You stop looking for the trainees and become more interested in having someone where you are and someone to grow with,” said Lipa in a statement.

“Training Season” will be featured on Lipa’s untitled third studio album, along with the previously released lead single “Houdini”.

The Douglas Bernardt-directed visual opens with Stallion inside a snake egg, symbolizing rebirth and a new beginning. As the song progresses, we see her confidently deliver her verses in several different settings, with snake references sprinkled throughout the video.

The lyrics of “Hiss” are all about Stallion refusing to give any attention to those trying to bring her down, and they feature disses towards several fellow rappers. Nicki Minaj, who previously collaborated with Stallion on “Hot Girl Summer”, wasn’t too happy with some of the lyrics, and she already released her own diss track “Big Foot”.

“Hiss” is Stallion’s second snake-themed music video after “Cobra”, which she teased by saying, “Just as a snake sheds its skin, we must shed our past. Over and over again.” These songs seem to be teasing the start of the rapper’s new era, and they were released through her independent music label Hot Girl Productions. She previously said that her third studio album would also be released through her own label.