This Week’s Best New Music Videos Include Selections From Doja Cat, Koffee, Ravyn Lenae, Nardo Wick, And More.

This week’s top videos feature some selections that are on the mark of the artists who dropped them. A few others are experimental, and there’s nothing wrong with that.

The one that pleasantly surprised us is Nardo WickThe essential “Me Or Sum” by Future and Lil Baby from his first album. Nicki MinajThe return of his own music release resulted in a dramatic short: “Do We Have A Problem?”

Additional versions include “Get Into It (Yuh)” by Doja Cat and Dreamer Isioma“Bad Ting.”

Keep scrolling to see our top music videos of the week.

YG, J. Cole, Moneybagg Yo – “Scared Money”

YG has teamed up with J. Cole and Moneybagg Yo for a great new song “Scared Money.” Cole does not disappoint and delivers a set of memorable lines.

Nicki Minaj, Lil Baby – “Do We Have a Problem?”

After almost three years, Nicki Minaj is releasing “Do We Have A Problem” with Lil Baby. The Benny Boom-directed cinematic clip is art heist themed and it does the job well.

Nardo Wick, Future, Lil Baby – “Me or Sum”

Rising Florida rapper Nardo Wick is quickly becoming one of the most unique rappers of this new generation of artists. His latest single “Me Or Sum” stood out on his debut album, check out the video below featuring Future and Lil Baby.

Doja Cat – “Come In (Yuh)”

Doja Cat is aggressively leaning into her love for the future for her new “Get Into It (Yuh)” video. Take a look at the visual below.

Ravyn Lenae, Steve Lacy – “Skin Tight”

Earlier this week Ravyn Lenae’s “Skin Tight” delivered a sultry single that is her latest. Equipped with a Steve Lacy feature, the accompanying visual could potentially lead to a full project (we hope).

PJ Morton – “Please Don’t Walk Away”

Soul singer PJ Morton can’t be wrong. Her new track “Please Don’t Walk Away” is getting a well-shot video. Dawn Richard stars as her beau in the clip.

Dreamer Isioma – “Bad Ting”

Dreamer Isioma’s “Bad Ting” was released before their debut album Goodnight Dreamer. The love-centric single’s visual is wacky and creative, but we’re into it.

Coffee – “Pull Up”

Koffee follows his last single with a new one: “Pull Up”. It’s a feel-good track that we’ll be playing until the summer.