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Jhené Aiko and Larry June’s intimate new video for California Dream has fans buzzing about a possible romance, though neither has confirmed dating. Complex notes the visuals go beyond typical flirtation, fueling speculation while the track appears on June’s album Who Coppin.
The music video for California Dream shows Larry June and Jhené Aiko embracing and sharing flirtatious moments, fueling romance rumors after fan speculation online; the piece notes Aiko’s past relationship with Big Sean (with whom she has a son, Noah) and emphasizes that no official relationship has been confirmed.
Larry June and Jhené Aiko’s California Dream video features intimate moments that fans read as romantic chemistry, fueling dating-speculation with no confirmation from either artist. The piece notes past context, including Aiko’s reported split from Big Sean and their ongoing co-parenting, but stops short of declaring a relationship.
Ariana Grande posted behind-the-scenes clips from the Petal video, writing that she loves it with her entire heart as critics questioned her appearance. The video features scenes like fake blood and provocative imagery, which fueled public scrutiny and coincided with a plan to step back from public life after the Eternal Sunshine Tour. Grande stressed the break is a voluntary, pre-planned decision rather than a reaction to backlash, and she continued with tour dates in Chicago before heading to London for the finale.
Ariana Grande’s new ‘Petal’ video has her as Pepper reclaiming her narrative by confronting a panel of executives who say she’s “not good enough,” then literally chainsawing away their critique; the gory, VistaVision-shot sequence ends with a twist revealing the scene is part of a film, underscoring a message of empowerment amid ongoing public scrutiny as she promotes the Petal album.
Ariana Grande debuts a bloody, self-empowering video for the Petal title track in which Pepper hacks away at a panel of judgmental executives, reclaiming her narrative as the scene doubles as a film audition and commentary on public critique; the VistaVision clip accompanies the second single from Petal as Grande tours in support of Eternal Sunshine.
BTS released an intimate music video for “Normal” from the Arirang album, initially available on Spotify in select Beta markets for 48 hours before a wider rollout. The clip follows each member from late-night celebrations to the morning after and revisits the viral urinal-themed promo photo that accompanied the track, which also appeared in print ads. The group is on the Arirang world tour and is set to headline the 2026 FIFA World Cup final halftime show.
Kanye West announced a June 19 release date for the BULLY Deluxe edition and revealed a brand-new single, Gemini Season, with an accompanying music video dropping shortly after, as part of his European birthday–tour comeback.
Taylor Swift released a new video that reportedly shattered streaming records on its debut, underscoring her ongoing dominance in digital music performance.
Taylor Swift released the music video for her Toy Story 5–inspired single “I Knew It, I Knew You,” which uses only Toy Story footage and centers on Jessie. The track dropped at midnight on Spotify and Apple Music, Swift co-produced with Jack Antonoff, and CD/vinyl editions are available as Toy Story 5 opens later this month. Swift also shared a childhood photo and credited Andrew Stanton and Randy Newman for inspiring the project.
U2 filmed a video for their upcoming single Street of Dreams on top of a graffiti-wrapped school bus in Mexico City, with Larry Mullen Jr. back on drums after injuries. The track will appear on their next untitled album due later this year, and Bono described the new material as celebratory with a carnival vibe.
Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu makes a cameo in Laufey's 'Madwoman' music video, joining cameos by Hudson Williams, Megan Skiendiel and Lola Tung; the trailer drew over 700,000 views before release, highlighting Liu's growing post-Olympic fame as she continues touring with Stars on Ice and expanding into high-profile appearances.
Laufey released the music video for “Madwoman,” featuring an all-Asian/Asian American cast including Hudson Williams, Alysa Liu, Lola Tung, and Megan Skiendiel. The Slim Aarons–inspired visuals center on a celebrity-studded mansion pool party with a tense engagement, directed by Warren Fu with production design by Evaline Wu Huang and DP Andrew Truong. The video accompanies the deluxe edition of A Matter of Time and follows Laufey’s Coachella debut.
Former Teen Vogue cover star Vivian Wilson makes a surprise cameo about a minute into KATSEYE's high-energy 'Pinky Up' video, calling it the 'role of a lifetime' as she appears in a colorful, fashion-forward performance.
Shiloh Jolie appears in a teaser for Dayoung’s new single 'What’s a Girl to Do,' after being chosen in an open audition; the 19-year-old closely resembles Angelina Jolie and features in a brief montage ahead of the video’s April 7 release.