Lizzo is giving her past self some love in a new music video for her single “Don’t Make Me Love U.” The Grammy winner, 37, released the video on Friday, March 20 to accompany her new song, which she first performed as musical guest on Saturday Night Live in April 2025.

From cultural event to viral content, the entertainment industry has been adapting to the new demands of an audience that prioritizes brevity. "In many formats, the music is the least important," warn some experts.

YouTube, long renowned for its vast video library, has quietly established itself as a formidable music streaming service. Its dedicated app, YouTube Music, offers a curated collection of songs, albums, and podcasts catering to various music lovers.

McKenzie Waddell was 6 years old when she recorded a music video with her dad — now she's 22, and the video just went viral

World of Warcraft has been around for 22 years, and a new music video in collaboration with singer Aurora will have players reliving every memory. The song, titled A Place to Call Home, is accompanied by an animated music video crafted by Paris-based animation studio Brunch in partnership with Blizzard.

The music video has changed a lot since the turn of the century. Labels are no longer spending millions of dollars to trap Michael and Janet Jackson in an anime-playing spaceship, and just as video killed the radio star, so, too, have YouTube and social ...

When it comes to making music videos, it can be hard to capture the essence of a song in just a few short minutes. Music videos can be extremely basic or run-of-the-mill, serving as a simple accompaniment to the song rather than an actual expression of art.

Rapper Afroman, who was sued by Ohio police after his music videos used footage from a 2022 police raid, defended his work during the case's trial.

The “Feel the Spark” music video, produced by Apex resident Raleigh Rajan, was viewed more than 4 million times on YouTube in less than 10 days. Rajan said most of the views come from Europe, the United States,

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