Frank Ocean - Pyramids ft. John Mayer [Music Video]

After dropping one of the best albums of 2012 with "Channel Orange", Frank Ocean lets loose the unique visuals for his standout single, "Pyramids". The video jumps between a desert backdrop of Egyptian illusions and a raunchy strip club full of Cleopatra's, ending with an icy guitar solo from John Mayer. Watch it below!

 The video is directed by acclaimed artist, Nabil, who has worked with Ocean previously on "Novacane" and "Swim Good". He has also put together music videos for Kanye, Damian Marley & Nas, Bon Iver and many more.

pyramids. nsfw. but you don't have a job anyway.
— frank ocean (@frank_ocean) September 17, 2012

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Big Boi - She Said OK ft. Theophilus London & Tre Luce [Video]

Veteran OutKast MC Big Boi and up and comer Theophilus London hookup for the risque visuals for their standout single, "She Said OK", also featuring Tre Luce. The track initially appeared on Theo's "Rose Island Vol. 1" mixtape earlier this Summer and is set to reappear on Big Boi's upcoming album, "Vicious Lies & Dangerous Rumours". Watch the NSFW video below!

Directed By Alexi Papalexopoulos

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Waka Flocka Flame - Round Of Applause ft. Drake [Video]

Waka Flocka Flame and Drake display their acting "skills" in the uncut music video / mini film for the 2011 stripper anthem, "Round Of Applause". Watch the NSFW video below!

Directed By Mr. Boomtown

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Duck Sauce - Big Bad Wolf [Music Video]

A-Trak & Armand Van Helden aka Duck Sauce are back with this absurd new, not safe for work, video for there latest track, Big Bad Wolf. Read about the creative, crotch face, process for the video below.

"Big Bad Wolf" "is pretty simple, and it can mean anything, really, so we wanted the video to have its own narrative," says A-Trak, one-half of the dance duo Duck Sauce, along with DJ Armand Van Helden. "Remember when dance music videos used to actually be creative? Like when you think back to Aphex Twin, Fatboy Slim and Daft Punk… I don't know why the genre's videos became so generic in recent years.

"When Keith [Schoffield] came up with this idea of 'crotchfaces,' we just thought it was hilarious," A-Trak continues. "He started coming up with all these gags and describing the characters living in this sort of parallel world, and we were sold. He wasn't sure if we'd be down to play the leads, but our take on this was, if we're going to do this, we need to go all the way. So we played the dickheads, essentially." - via Rolling Stone