Bottoms up. Drake celebrates the booty in the video for “Practice.” Inspired by Serena Williams’ viral clip, the visuals star a voluptuous vixen who dances in her bedroom mirror to his Juvenile-sampled song off Take Care. At the end, Drizzy surprises her and the cameras cut as they take it to the bed.

The Young Money rapper, who launches his “Club Paradise” tour on Valentine’s Day, is asking his fans to submit videos of themselves dancing to the song. We’re sure his inbox is already full.

Day26 returns to the scene in “Made Love Lately,” the first single from the group’s upcoming album A New Day. After splitting with Bad Boy (They remain on Atlantic), the “Making the Band 4″ stars—Robert, Brian, Willie, and Michael—storm the desert in the fantasy sequence, making love to a lady whose man doesn’t treat her right.

“It’s real R&B. It’s taking it back to that ’90s R&B. It’s heartfelt, it’s passion,” explained Brian of the Jim Beanz production.

The album will feature contributions from Troy Taylor, Bryan-Michael Cox, Rico Love, and songs written by Day26.

“The first one was hand picked, the second we had a little input, this one right here is really us,” said Willie.

Make way for M.I.A. The pop crusader storms Morocco in a BMW in the action-packed video for “Bad Girls,” the first single from her fourth album, due this summer. “Live fast, die young, bad girls do it well,” she chants on the Danja-produced banger. The gritty visuals, directed by Romain Gavras (“Born Free”), were shot in Ouarzazate, Morocco.

“It was dope to have so many people from so many different backgrounds speaking so many different languages come together to create something that we believed in,” said M.I.A. “I thought I was gonna die on the shoot when I saw the drifting. It was a four day shoot so everyone was on edge the whole time specifically ME when I had to do bluesteel singing to the camera while the cars did doughnuts on the wet road ten feet away. In my mind I was thinking how I was gonna deliver the video to Vice with no legs.”

Watch the dangerous results below.

With Super Bowl XLVI just days away, halftime show headliner Madonna returns to the front lines with the video for “Give Me All Your Luvin’,” the first single from her 12th album MDNA, due March 26. The pop queen assembles an all-star team of femme fatales for the cheerleading and football-themed visuals, directed by Megaforce.

Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. raise their pom poms as they flank the Material Girl in cheerleading outfits, and Young Money’s First Lady delivers her own feisty verse as her alter ago Roman Zolanski.

“I’m Roman, I’m a barbarian, I’m Conan,” she raps.

Madonna expressed her admiration for her co-stars.

“I love [Nicki and M.I.A.] and I wanted to collaborate with both of them on my record because I’m a big fan of their music, but also I like their independence,” she told Anderson Cooper. “They’re cheeky and unique and they have individual voices and they’re not conventional pop stars, and I really admire them both.”

The trio will perform the song live for the first time at Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime show in Indianapolis.

2 Chainz reps for all regions on “Got One,” another cut off his mixtape T.R.U. REALigion. Fresh off his deal with Def Jam, the long-haired rapper performs at the Polo store and gets some support from his crew in the clip, which was shot on his home turf. Throw your ones up.

T.I. and Young Jeezy storm the remix video for B.o.B’s “Strange Clouds,” the first single from his sophomore album of the same name, due March 13. Jeezy fires first, mean mugging alongside Bobby Ray, who sports a grill and pilot’s cap. Grand Hustle captain Tip stacks his paper and joins his protégé in subsequent scenes, which were shot in an ATL warehouse.

Future rides with T.I. in the video for “Magic,” the follow-up to his street anthem “Tony Montana.” The ATL rappers meet up at the famed Magic City, performing at the top of the marquee. Inside, temptation awaits as the ladies glow in the dark and play with fire.

Lil Wayne makes a splash in the Antoine Fuqua-directed video for “Mirror,” his collaboration with Bruno Mars off the deluxe edition of Tha Carter IV. Weezy gets his hands wet as he expresses his emotion through art, while Bruno Mars carries out the reflective tune.

Bow Wow celebrates new beginnings in the futuristic video for “Sweat,” the first single from his Cash Money debut Underrated, due March 13. The 24-year-old rapper is joined by his YMCMB family including Lil Wayne and Birdman in the CGI visuals. He rides through in a Bugatti, while his female co-star takes a guitar and smashes his plaques.

“Each of these plaques resembles my old albums,” explained Bow Weezy.

“She gonna take the guitar and she gon’ smash all of ‘em. It’s representing a new beginning, my coming up with YMCMB. Out with the old, in with the new plaques.”

It’s alive! From the mind of David Guetta comes the video for “Turn Me On,” his hit collaboration with Nicki Minaj off his album Nothing But the Beat. The French DJ plays a mad scientist, bringing to life his finest creation in the lab. But once the rest of his bald-headed prototypes get a peek at the voluptuous vixen, their envy turns into anger and they hunt down their creator, tearing off his clothes to reveal a body of metal. The pink-haired Barb makes her way through the dark village before riding off on a horse as the mannequins chase her down.