Ass and rap videos go together like Simon and Garfunkel, but there are stuff fun and unique ways to approach the pairing, and director Benny Boom proves that with the video for "Clappers" by Wale ft. Nicki Minaj and Juicy J. Interestingly enough, the video features people actually clapping their… Read More

So here's a question: What is the most watched music video by a black solo artist? If you guessed something by Jay Z or maybe Rihanna, you'd be wrong. It's actually "Super Bass" by Nicki Minaj, #21 on our top videos of all time chart. "Super Bass" is Minaj's top… Read More

It’s white cycs, motorcycles, and booty drums in "Get Like Me" by Nelly featuring Nicki Minaj and Pharrell Williams, directed by Colin Tilley. Shot with some of Tilley’s signature camera movements, the mostly black and white video features splashes of color and ass throughout. Nelly, Pharrell, and Nicki all perform… Read More

Eelier this week, when Hannah Lux Davis released her music video for “I’m Out” by Ciara and Nicki Minaj, we predicted that the GIF making members of the internet would enjoy the inspiration that this video provided. A few days later, and our theory was proven correct. So correct, in… Read More

It was a holiday week here in the states, with most Americans spending the past few days combining alcohol, children, and explosives together into a blinding, deafening display of independence. However, as we all know, music videos don’t take holidays, ever. The top two videos from this week (Ciara’s “I’m… Read More

When Ciara and Nicki Minaj get together in skin-tight white jumpsuits, good times are sure to follow. This theory is proven over and over again in the Hannah Lux Davis directed “I’m Out,” in which Ciara and Nicki perform in a futuristic-looking space, doing dance moves that are guaranteed to… Read More

A word of warning: if Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne are hanging around your mansion and your pool, keep a sharp eye out for them stealing from you and leaving in a helicopter. That's the central lesson behind the new video for “High School” by Nicki Minaj featuring Lil Wayne, directed by Benny Boom and produced… Read More

After several emails and fan requests, we’ve decided to actually follow through with posting the second edition of this blog series because, let’s face it: hip-hop YouTube comments aren’t getting any less complex. This month, we take on the issue of bitches, Nicki Minaj, and self-promotion.   Comment found on 2… Read More