Music Video

One white fan even said the rapper has “let down the Black community” by wearing wigs, dresses and other “feminine” clothes to parody Oprah Winfrey.

The LGBTQ ally sang, “The boys and the girls are here/ I mess around with him/ And I’m OK with it.”

The singer used a romantic song to reveal some truth about his own love life.

“What I Need” is fun pop, and the video is “radically queer.”

“Neverland” is rated 19+ in the country because he kisses another guy in the video, but that hasn’t stopped it from taking the web by storm.

The video features trans actors and the pop star posted it with a poignant personal note.

Our favorite lyric: “His mental health decline is more visible than his panty line.”

And it’s for a great cause.

The music video by actor, singer and activist Rizi has gone viral with more than 1 million views.

Drag queen Sherry Vine’s new music video shows us what we’ve overcome and reminds us how much we have left to accomplish.

Ivy Winters know who’s been naughty and nice. Guess which one she favors.

Now haunting YouTube, a parody of Michael Jackson’s much-imitated classic music video, featuring gorgeous go-go boys and dozens of drag queens.

The young gender-bending singer who rose to fame by stealing season three of Glee is back and kills it in a federally funded video set inside a gay nightclub.

Meet “Fresh Garlic Spice” and “Basil Spice:” those are the stage names Bell and DeGeneres adopted for their faux audition.

Watch as these two cuties have you bouncing in your seat and dreaming of the beach as summer draws to a close.

It’s hard not to feel the love watching “Faint of Heart,” with a chorus that speaks to the resilience of LGBTQ communities.

Kanye West’s new music video features him in bed with various celebrities, including George W. Bush. The former president wants you to know it wasn’t him.

The pop singer repurposed her hit song, “Shoulda Known Better” to honor the victims, with heart-wrenching news clips from the tragedy.

The music legend had been taking a drug described as “many times more potent than heroin.”

“The erotic scenes were meant to show that these people also fall in love.”