In this Spike Jonze-directed clip for the song from the dynamic duo’s collaborative Watch the Throne album Jay and ‘Ye lay waste to a 2004 Maybach 57 with a blowtorch and a circular saw to the strains of their Otis Redding-sampling banger.

She climbs into a 1967 Mustang and races through the streets of San Francisco (okay, her stunt double did the driving, but still) against Dale Earnhardt Jr. Speaking of automotive acting legend McQueen, Crow puts on her driving leathers and recreates the iconic chase scene from McQueen 1968 action movie Bullitt in this thrilling clip. But don’t forget that Missy also hops into her tricked-out black Hummer for an eye-popping drive to the beach. Most people remember the black inflatable garbage bag outfit Elliott wore in this Hype Williams-directed visual. Missy Elliott - “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” (1997) 357 magnum shots in their dinged-up, bullet-strafed 1969 Camaro while a donut-eating cop tries to chase them all down, Steve McQueen-style.

Whatever it was meant to be, watching the women hold on to the doors and skate across the sand at high speeds and whip it in their neon-covered, slightly busted BMWs, Benzes and Peugeots is a helluva rush.īruce Willis tears up the blacktop in a classic cherry red 1969 Chevy El Camino as animated band members 2D, Murdoc and Noodle try to avoid his hail of. Drifting, ghost-riding, spinning out, tilting up on two wheels and racing across the sandy expanse without a care, the clip appeared to be a commentary on the then-outlawed rights of women to drive in Saudi Arabia. This iconic clip shot in the Moroccan desert finds the singer hanging with a gang of women covered in head-to-toe designer niqab-style outfits while driving in the dust as groups of kaffiyeh-wearing men look on. The Weeknd Commands a Fleet of Cars for 'Save Your Tears' Performance at 2021 Billboard Music Awards

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