From the Red Hot Chili Pepper’s album Unlimited Love, their single “Black Summer” features some classic elements of the band, including cryptic lyrics and the return of guitarist John Frusciante after an absence of sixteen years.

The haunting folk ballad “Carolina” was written by Taylor Swift for the movie adaptation of the book Where the Crawdads Sing. The story is about Kia, who was abandoned as a girl and grew up on a marsh in the state of North Carolina. As a young woman, she becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a man who once romantically pursued her.

From the 2016 re-make of the smash hit film "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," the song “Damn it Janet!” sets the scene of Brad’s awkward marriage proposal to Janet after they attend the wedding of two high school friends.

Lily Allen joins English band Keane on stage for a charity concert at London’s Brixton Academy, singing a unique acoustic version of their hit “Everybody’s Changing."

Rod Stewart sings one of his famous ballads about love and heartbreak, and the audience is right there with him in the chorus.

"Dance the Night," Dua Lipa's song for the Barbie movie, gets its own music video with a few clips from the film itself.

Rod Stewart sings a song about crossing a stormy sea to return home, maybe to family or to someone he loves. Who has not sailed through “stormy waters” at some point in their life?

In the song "Can’t Get Enough" from her album This Is Me... Now, Jennifer Lopez sings of love and infatuation, and throughout the course of the video plays bride to several different grooms.

Zack and Cody Martin are trouble-making twins living the Suite Life at the Tipton Hotel.

Dua Lipa is fed up with all the guys who are emotionally immature and done with training men how to treat her well.

One of the great rock bands of all time, the Who, perform the song "Pinball Wizard" from their rock opera Tommy.

Sabrina Carpenter is an American singer and actress who first rose to fame in the series Girl Meets World and the adventure comedy film Adventures in Babysitting.

French DJ David Guetta, British pop singer Anne Marie, and American rapper Coi Leray collaborate on this version of "Baby Don’t Hurt Me," which was a smash hit from the Trinidadian-German singer Haddaway in the early 1990s.

In this song from the movie Descendants 3, Sarah Jeffrey sings in her role as a princess who listens to the devil on her shoulder and becomes the evil “Queen of Mean.”

On the first song from her album The Tortured Poets Department, Taylor bares her soul about a betrayal and relationship breakup. The song and video feature American rapper, singer-songwriter and producer Post Malone.