BET Awards 2024: Get Ready to Be Mesmerized by These Sexy Victoria Monét Videos
It was an unforgettable evening at the BET Awards 2024, hosted by Golden Globe-winning actress Taraji P. Henson.
Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Victoria Monét stole the show, winning two major awards: the “BETHer” award and “Video of the Year” for her hit single “On My Mama.” The latter award was presented by actress Niecy Nash-Betts and her wife, Jessica Betts.
The singer later captivated the audience with two stunning performances. She first energized the crowd with electrifying renditions of “On My Mama” and her latest single, “Alright.” Later, she returned to the stage for a sultry performance of “Bad Girl,” joined by Teyana Taylor, as part of a mesmerizing tribute to Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Usher.
In honor of another fantastic celebration of Black achievement, check out these five must-see visuals from this year’s BET Awards winner, Victoria Monét.
“F—K”
“F.U.C.K.” has been praised for its clever wordplay and Monet's ability to convey deep emotions through her music. The r&b song showcases her smooth vocals and sultry style, making it a standout track in her discography.
“Moment”
The video for “Moment” explores living fully in the present, embracing sensuality, and exuding confidence. It combines lush, dreamlike aesthetics and a cameo from her partner, making it a memorable watch.
“Experience” ft. Khalid and SG Lewis
The lyric video for “Experience” has a retro-inspired theme that takes viewers back to the disco era. The track’s groovy beats will have you dancing along.
“On My Mama”
Monét’s “On My Mama” is arguably one of her biggest records to date.
The track is a love letter to early 2000s culture and fashion, featuring influences from artists like Ciara and Mya. Unsurprisingly, the Child-directed visual won the BET Awards 2024 “Video of the Year” award.
“Alright”
Monét’s creativity reaches new heights in the visual for her latest single, “Alright.” Directed by Dave Meyer and featuring choreography by renowned dancer Sean Bankhead, the video pays homage to iconic music videos such as Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” and “Thriller.” Since its release last month, it has amassed 3.4 million views on YouTube.
