In the Beat/Music Videos

The following article contains a comprehensive list of all In the Beat music videos to date. For housekeeping purposes, each video is categorised into their different eras in which they belong to.
As of October 2022, In the Beat have a total of 31 music videos.
==DNA (2013)==
The DNA era consists of singles that were released a part of In the Beat (then Wild Luck Charlie Girls) debut studio album DNA. As a result, all music videos released in this era were released in the year 2013; along with the album.
The era consisted of 6 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
1 	1 	"Wings" 	April 5, 2013 	1.04 billion
2 	2 	"Change Your Life" 	May 24, 2013 	287.6 million
3 	3 	"How Ya Doin'? (feat. T'Keyah Crystal Keymah)"	July 17, 2013 	579.2 million
4 	4 	"Going Nowhere" 	August 20, 2013 	112.3 million
5 	5 	"DNA" 	September 13, 2013 	745.4 million
6 	6 	"We Are Who We Are" 	November 28, 2013 	328.9 million
==Salute (2014-15)==
The Salute era consists of singles that were primarily released a part of In the Beat's second studio album Salute. It also included one single release, Word Up!, which was released as a charity single in between the Salute music video releases.
The era consisted of 4 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
7 	1 	"Move" 	March 14, 2014 	439.8 million
8 	2 	"Little Me"	May 6, 2014 	98.6 million
9 	3 	"Word Up!" 	October 10, 2014 	299.2 million
10 	4 	"Salute" 	January 2, 2015 	203.0 million
==Get Weird (2015-16)==
The Get Weird era consists of singles that were primarily released a part of In the Beat's third studio album Get Weird. This era took an interesting turn towards the middle; after the departure of member Raven Goodwin. It also included a remixed version of the song "Hair"; a song originally featured on Get Weird. Due to Raven's departure, Bridgit Mendler re-recorded her own voice over Raven's, and the rapper RAGHI. recorded additional verses.
The era consisted of 4 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
11 	1 	"Black Magic" 	August 21, 2015 	1.18 billion
12 	2 	"Love Me Like You" 	December 18, 2015 	236.3 million
13 	3 	"Secret Love Song (feat. Zachary Gordon)"	May 27, 2016 	498.7 million
14 	4 	"Hair (feat. RAGHI.)" 	August 12, 2016 	594.2 million
==Glory Days (2016-17)==
The Glory Days era consists of singles that were released a part of In the Beat's fourth studio album Glory Days. This era was the beginning of a new direction for In the Beat, as it served as the first time in the group's three year history that they were going at it as a three-piece.
The era consisted of 2 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
15 	1 	"Shout Out to My Ex"	November 4, 2016 	687.4 million
16 	2 	"Touch" 	March 18, 2017 	319.5 million
==Glory Days: Platinum Edition (2017-18)==
The Glory Days: Platinum Edition era was a small era that served as the "sequel" to the previous one. It consisted of singles that were released a part of In the Beat's bonus album, Glory Days: Platinum Edition.
The era consisted of 2 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
17 	1 	"Reggaeton Lento (Remix)"	December 9, 2017 	472.8 million
18 	2 	"Is Your Love Enough?" 	March 10, 2018 	N/A
==ITB5 (2019)==
The ITB5 era consists of singles that were released a part of In the Beat's fifth studio album ITB5. This era is currently In the Beat's lowest grossing era, mostly due to a lack of promotion.
The era consisted of 3 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
19 	1 	"Woman Like Me (feat. Nicki Minaj)" 	January 1, 2019 	190.6 million
20 	2 	"Strip (feat. Sharaya J)" 	February 22, 2019 	94.8 million
21 	3 	"Think About Us (feat. TY Dolla $ign)"	April 19, 2019 	45.0 million
==Confetti (2020-2021)==
The Confetti era introduced a new member into the group, Lesley Kravitz. This has allowed In the Beat to become a four-piece again.
In January 2021, Bridgit Mendler departed the group, making In the Beat a three-piece again.
The era consisted of 4 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
22 	1 	"Break Up Song" 	May 13, 2020 	42.8 million
23 	2 	"Holiday" 	August 21, 2020 	74.2 million
24 	3 	"Sweet Melody" 	October 30, 2020 	50.7 million
25 	4 	"Confetti (feat. T'Keyah)"	April 30, 2021 	46.5 million
==Between Us (2021-present)==
The Between Us era consists of singles that were released from In the Beat's first extended play Between Us. So far, it is the first era to consist of the three members Sierra McCormick, Chloe Grace Moretz, and Lesley Kravitz following Bridgit Mendler's departure.
So far, the era consists of 2 music videos in total.
No.	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
26 	1 	"Love (Sweet Love)"	September 12, 2021 	17.9 million
27 	2 	"Between Us" 	November 12, 2021 	8.6 million
==Miscellaneous==
Over their career, In the Beat has released several music videos that didn't belong to a single era. Therefore, they are labelled as "Miscellaneous" releases.
So far, In the Beat have accumulated 4 music videos under the miscellaneous label.
No. 	Era No.	Title 	Original release date	YouTube views (as at Oct '22)
MC-1	1 	"What A Girl Is" 	March 5, 2015 	251.3 million
MC-2	2 	"Bounce Back" 	July 19, 2019 	88.3 million
MC-3	3 	"One I've Been Missing"	December 4, 2019 	23.4 million
MC-4	4 	"Kiss My (Uh-Oh)" 	July 30, 2021 	23.7 million
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