Chris Brown was back in action, shooting a video for his club anthem “Turn Up the Music” on Wednesday (Feb. 1) in Los Angeles. The R&B superstar performed double duty, co-directing and starring in the dance-heavy clip, which he called his best video yet.

“I’ll let you guys judge but this Turn Up the music video hands down is probably my best video by far!!!” he told Team Breezy.

Several photos from the shoot surfaced online. Breezy was photographed in the passenger seat of a classic car in one scene, standing shirtless on top of a vehicle with his hipster crew in another. Dancers covered their faces with wild masks and hip-hop trio The Rej3ctz made a cameo before the shoot wrapped around 4 a.m. on Thursday.

The electro-dance record, written and produced by The Underdogs and Fuego, serves as the second single from Chris’ fifth album Fortune, due this spring.

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Young Jeezy got high with B.o.B on set of the video for the remix to “Strange Clouds,” the lead single from Bobby Ray’s sophomore album. The ATL rappers mean mugged for the cameras while shooting in Atlanta over the weekend.

“#NewYearNewMoney Let’s Get it!” tweeted Jeezy. The remix video also features B.o.B’s Grand Hustle boss T.I. Listen below.

Neon Hitch got down and dirty while shooting the video for “Fuck U Betta,” the lead single from her upcoming Warner Bros. Records debut Beg, Borrow, and Steal. The orange-haired singer, who was named one of Rap-Up.com’s 10 Artists to Watch in 2012, squeezed into a latex bodysuit while rolling in black paint in one sexy scene. She switched into an orange-bobbed wig and sparkly heels as she flirted with her mannequin look-alike and laid on top of a tombstone in a graveyard in another creepy scene.

“So sleepy,in so much pain,fibre glass in my noonie.But today felt magical.can’t wait for everyone 2 c F U Betta video!” tweeted the bold Brit, who gained attention with her viral covers of Wiz Khalifa, Kreayshawn, Mac Miller, and Waka Flocka Flame.

See more pics from the set and listen to her single below.

2 Chainz makes a killing in the video for “Murder,” a cut off his mixtape T.R.U. REALigion. The rapper links up with his partner-in-crime Kreayshawn in the eerie visuals. The “Gucci Gucci” hitmaker is draped in all black as she sits in a room with the words “Murder,” “Kill,” and “Die” scrawled all over it, while 2 Chainz sharpens his weapons in an underground workshop. What could the deadly duo be plotting? Go behind the scenes below.

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Busta Rhymes and Chris Brown went in front of the lens to shoot the video for “Why Stop Now” over the weekend in Los Angeles. In the first image from the set, the men in black hide behind shades as they strike a pose against a brick wall. Hype Williams has been tapped to direct the first video for Busta since he announced his signing to Cash Money.

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Good girl has gone blonde. Rihanna swtiched up her style yet again while shooting the colorful video for “You Da One,” the second single from her sixth album Talk That Talk, produced by Dr. Luke and written by Ester Dean.

In the first images from the London set, the Bajan bombshell rocked a short blonde wig, torn denim shorts, patterned leggings, and a white top hat. She held a black cane as she performed scenes in front of a bright pink wall in the visuals inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s 1971 film A Clockwork Orange.

What do you think of RiRi’s blonde ambition?

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Kelly Rowland retreated to Paris to shoot the video for “Keep It Between Us,” the sultry cut off her third album Here I Am, which will be released in the U.K. on November 28. The “X Factor” judge strutted in a black coat and Alexander McQueen hiker boots as she flirted with her love interest, played by actor Lance Gross. The fashionable couple shared a date at a cafe and strolled arm in arm through the city. The charming Gross even stole Kelly’s heart with some roses. Now that’s how you treat a lady.

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Fat Joe and Chris Brown brought Egypt to the beaches of Southern California while shooting the Colin Tilley-directed video for “Another Round.” The Bronx rapper showed off his slimmed-down physique and a blond Breezy rocked the sold-out Versace for H&M velvet bomber jacket, also worn by Kanye West, Swizz Beatz, and Diggy Simmons. The fellas were surrounded by pyramids and beach babes as they performed scenes in the sand.

Joey Crack explained how his smooth collaboration with Chris came together. “I’ve known him for years and we toured together in Africa and he was like, ‘We gotta do something.’ I’m like, ‘You are the hottest ni**a in the game right now; why wouldn’t I want to do something with you?’” he told Rap-Up.com. “He always told me that for years but at the time, he was like 15, 16 and just so young. I was like, ‘Yo, it wouldn’t even be right.’ But now he’s a grown ass man, so it makes sense.”

Check out some on-set pics from their voyage to Egypt.

Be afraid, be very afraid. Game teamed up with Tyler, the Creator on set of his dark new video for “Martians vs. Goblins,” the next single off his chart-topping R.E.D. Album. The Compton rapper transformed into an otherworldly being, wearing face makeup and creepy contacts, as he went in front of the lens in the Los Angeles area on Friday. In one scene, he was seen laying on a stretcher as a nurse stood by his side.

“#MartiansVsGoblins video is a wrap ! Felt like the best video of my career. Heres a sneak peak @ me 1/2 way transformed,” tweeted Game.

The Odd Future leader also got into some mischief while making his appearance. “NOTHING IS BETTER THAN BEING ABLE TO WORK WITH AN ARTIST YOU ADMIRE,” he wrote.

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T.I. recently linked up with Pharrell to shoot the video for their collaboration “Here Ye, Hear Ye.” The dapper rappers posed in front of a white backdrop, with the fashion-forward Sk8brd rocking a captain’s hat, red motorcycle jacket, and Timbs in one scene and a fur-trimmed jacket in another. Tip also stepped up his fashion game, looking fresh in a V-neck sweater and scarf.

Tip, whose VH1 show “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle” premieres December 5, described his joint record with P as “some hip-hop rap shit.” “We’re just going in for four minutes rapping,” he told Rolling Stone of the cut, which is expected to appear on his upcoming album.

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