Nicki Minaj's Technicolor Music Video Evolution

“Superbass” fused rap with bubblegum pop, and the music video wrapped the two genres up with a candy-colored bow. In Minaj’s first viral video, she gushes about a crush in a fantasy world filled with ice sculptures, pink cars, and two-toned wigs.

“Starships” was the song of the summer. The techno-rap track was paired with a futuristic-beach-themed music video to match its playful vibe (“let’s go to the beach-each!”)

Minaj stepped away from her technicolor style to create “Beez In The Trap” — an unapologetically cool video about being the baddest b*tch in the game.

“Anaconda” was Minaj’s first video to hit over a billion views. Set in a jungle, the innuendo-filled track showcased a sexier side of the rapper.

Minaj joined forces with fellow pop divas Ariana Grande and Jessie J to dance on top of a building in the “Bang Bang” music video.

In the music video for “Feeling Myself” Minaj and Beyonce teamed up to remind us all that they’re the coolest friends on the planet.

Minaj channeled her cinematic side in the video for “Chun-Li,” starting out with a black-and-white film motif before utilizing her signature colorful hues.

Following a two-year hiatus, Minaj returned with “Do We Have A Problem,” a nearly 10-minute long video where Minaj plays a skilled criminal investigator.