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The right music video can easily enhance an already excellent song. Whether it’s a fantasy-inspired surreal vision or a clever, pop-culture-inspired portrayal, the clip is simply different. If you enjoy a great song paired with even better backing visuals, you’ve come to the right place. Tons of new clips were released in 2021, and we’ve rounded up the top 15 you need to feast your eyes on. Fancy a family party? You got it. Want to see a lobster take center stage as the main character? Bet. What about the barefoot shenanigans on the bench? Check it out all below with this list of the best new music videos of 2021 that everyone and their mom are talking about.
“We are good” by Dua Lipa
Jack and Rose have nothing about it Titanic love story between Dua Lipa and … a lobster. Yep, she really went and made that lobster meme into a music video and infused it with top-notch 1920s glamor.
“Wild Side” by Normani feat. Cardi B
Normani is back, baby! The singer ditched this brand new single with Cardi B, and the internet freaked out over the accompanying music video, and rightly so, as it features awesome monochrome cuts and alluring dance moves.
Olivia Rodrigo’s “Bon 4 U”
“Don’t go there yet” by Camila Cabello
Camila Cabello celebrates her Cuban-Mexican roots among her chosen family in this vibrant clip, and the good vibes are contagious. Plus, the little stop-motion scene at the start really adds to the playfulness.
“Montero (Call me by your name)” Lil Nas X
Lil Nas X is shameless himself, and that’s what we’re here for. It’s especially clear in this music video in which he moves through some fantastic worlds, portraying an alien, a prisoner, and even a fallen angel giving Satan a lap dance.
Lorde’s “Solar Energy”
It makes sense that the most beautiful jesus Lorde takes his followers to a beach in this super summer music video. Imagine if she drove them to the beach in Harry Styles’ “Watermelon Sugar” video. This is a beach I would pay to be on.
“Stay” by The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber
Warning: The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber will definitely make you want to get up and jump around while watching this video. It plays with time, gravity, and roller coaster plans that make you want to jump and join them.
“Thot Shit” by Megan Thee Stallion
Everything Megan Thee Stallion does is a badass, including this clip in which she and her group of thotties make the life of a Tory senator hell after trolling one of her videos online.
“Lumberjack” from Tyler, the creator
While it’s only a minute and 18 seconds long, we see Tyler, the creator in a cabin on an alleged sled trip in Utah, finally battling a blizzard in this clip. There’s a lot to unbox in the surreal visuals, which are on the menu.
“Lost Cause” by Billie Eilish
Honestly, looks like it was a blast to film. Silly Twine, Twister, endless snacks, and close friends – it’s the perfect night, filled with shenanigans.
“Ungodly Hour” by Chloé x Halle
Chloe x Halle stuns in a series of futuristic settings while wearing alien looks and serving up sultry choreography. They never disappoint!
“Up” by Cardi B
Starting with Cardi B standing above a gravestone that reads “RIP 2020”, this music video is packed with animated sets and sexy outfits – and even features a clever but slightly creepy wig made of doll heads.
“Transparent Soul” by Willow Smith feat. Travis Barker
Want to be transported to a dark, grungy club with roaring music and flashing lights? Check out this piece of pop-punk gold. There is also an unexpected twist involving a mysterious character. Oh, and Willow’s visual performance of the song is also an eerie delight.
“Leave Before Your Love Me” by Marshmello and the Jonas Brothers
All I ask is that Marshmello and the Jonas Brothers recreate this spontaneous jam sesh in the metro … and also tell me the exact place and time so that I can be there to witness it.
“Best Friend” by Saweetie feat. Doja cat
It’s no surprise that this bestie bop comes with a fiery music video featuring eye communication (IYKYK), immaculate sets, and lavish sets.
Kelly allen
Kelly Allen is a New York-based writer and editorial assistant at House Beautiful, where she covers design, culture, shopping and travel.
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