2020 MTV Video Music Awards: Vote Now for 'Video of the Year’

This hauntingly beautiful music video is the collaborative brain-child of Billie and her brother FINNEAS, as an ode to their relationship. The video opens with a dedication from Billie to her brother - “finneas is my brother and my best friend. no matter the circumstance, we always have and always will be there for each other.” Despite representing a message of hope, the video has quite a melancholy vibe, and features the singer and her brother riding in a car together. Overall the video stays right on brand, representing the Billie we’ve grown to know and become obsessed with.

Eminem has always had his own secret recipe when it comes to making music videos, with mostly each being more entertainingly absurd than the next. As to be expected, Em doesn’t disappoint with this one. Just some of the many highlights include a sucker punch from Mike Tyson, being operated on by himself and Dr. Dre, some casual fire breathing and a tribute to Juice WRLD, as the late artist is featured on the track. We’d have to say that the combination of this fire beat and shocking visuals make it hard to forget, not that we'd want to.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if Drake and Future were just your everyday average Joes, working a shmegular 9 to 5. Yeah, us either, but to be honest it was beyond hilarious to see. In this video Drake and Future are clearly in some type of alternate universe, where they work as garbage men, salesmen at an Apple alternative, Peach (insert wink emoji), as car mechanics and employees at a fast food chain. We also see them putting in work as some occupation in IT as well chefs, all of which is weaved in between the musicians as their true selves dancing on what we can only assume to be an astronomically priced light up dance floor. What’s not to love?

In this lavish display of sugary pop goodness, Gaga and Ari transport us to a futuristic post-apocalyptic rave filled with animated rain, butterfly wings, epic eyeliner and impossibly long ponytails that literally give us life. From the 90’s aesthetic and feel good dance move to the pink-hued urban landscape and the PVC platform boots we can say with 100 percent certainty, that this is what music video dreams are made of.

So we’d like to start off by saying we have a crush on Taylor Swift, whether she’s a woman or a man. Putting our feelings aside, in this music video, Taylor is making one very important statement highlighting the double standards between men and women. Throughout Swift calls out practically every type of sexist double standard that you can think of, as her male alter ego yells at coworkers, throws a tantrum on a tennis court, and hangs out with scantily clad models and strippers. In one scene in particular it shows a subway wall covered with the graffitied titles of Taylor Swift's previous albums, including Speak Now, Red, Reputation, Fearless, and 1989, with a sign that reads,”Missing: If Found Return to Taylor Swift.” Ya’ll know the dramz so no need to rehash it here. Moral of the story our girl’s got balls and most definitely a more than deserving music video.