Welcome to My Music Videos - Your Official Spot for Music Videos
At www.MyMusicVids.com, it's all about the music. We've currently have 59,222 official music videos from all over the world - North America, Africa, Europe, India, Latin America, Asian Pacific, Brazil, The Balkans - you name it. Everything is organized by vibe, genre, and era, so it's easy to just press play and enjoy.
We cover 20 different genres and 25 special categories, from Hip-Hop and R&B to Afrobeat, Gospel, Brazilian Funk, Jazz, and more. Each day, we drop new trending playlists based on what popped the day before, plus curated daily genre playlists that feel like your favorite radio station. You can dive into artist-versus-artist matchups, video mixes, and even rap music history playlists broken down by decade.
You'll also find full-length concerts, intimate live-in-studio sessions, and music that's way deeper than the mainstream. Every artist has their own page, complete with a short bio, and every genre has a breakdown of its history and roots. We even pull concert info straight from Ticketmaster, so if someone's on tour, you'll know.
Right at the top of the homepage, we feature a spotlight artist with a bio and a bunch of their best videos. You can also check out a full page of featured artists and explore their catalogs in scrollable rows, kind of like Netflix but strictly for music videos.
If you you will unlock more. You can create your own playlists, drop comments on videos, shuffle or continuously play tracks, binge every video from a favorite artist, and even look back at everything you've watched. It's simple, it's smooth, and it's built for music lovers.
With over 1,015,899 videos viewed monthly in the last 12 months and climbing with 12,190,782 total, My Music Videos is quickly becoming the go-to spot for official music videos online. Come through and see why.
Awich (real name Akiko Urasaki, born October 21, 1986) is an Okinawan rapper revolutionizing Japan's hip-hop scene with trilingual bars and unapologetic feminism. After losing her American husband to gun violence in 2012, she channeled grief into music, debuting with 8 Pillars (2017) - a raw manifesto blending Japanese, English, and Okinawan dialects. Her 2021 album Queendom became a cultural reset, fusing trap beats with themes of matriarchy and island pride on tracks like "GILA GILA" featuring ¥ellow Bucks.
Crowned "Japan's Nicki Minaj" for her rapid-fire flow and bold sexuality, Awich collaborates globally (Warren Hue, DPR Live) while uplifting Asian female MCs. The 2023 single "Bad Bitch Bigaku" soundtracked Marvel's Shang-Chi, amplifying her international reach. With 1M+ monthly Spotify listeners and viral TikTok challenges, this 5'1" powerhouse proves Okinawan hip-hop belongs on the world stage.
