Iggy Azalea videography

Australian rapper Iggy Azalea has been featured in twenty-one music videos(including thirteen as a lead artist and five as a featured artist), one film, among various appearances in other audiovisual productions. In 2011, Azalea uploaded on YouTube her debut music video for "Pu$$y," a song from her debut mixtape, Ignorant Art, where it subsequently went viral, helping to propel the rapper to prominence, after previously sharing home videos as an underground rapper.[1]She released two more videos from the project in following months, "My World" and "The Last Song."[2][3] In 2012, she aligned herself with Southern rapper T.I.'s Grand Hustle imprint. He was then featured on "Murda Bizness," taken from her Glory EP, also appearing in the visuals, marking the beginning of multiple collaborations between the two.[4][5] Around this time, Azalea made her debut appearance on American television at the 2012 BET Hip Hop Awards alongside other Grand Hustle label-mates.[6] Azalea announced she would be releasing a second mixtape titled TrapGold by premiering a video for the track "Bac 2 Tha Future (My Time)."[7] She was a guest performer on VH1 Divas 2012.[8]
In 2013, Azalea signed a record deal with Virgin EMI and Def Jam, while readying the release of her debut album, The New Classic.[9] The video for the first single, "Work," which depicts Azalea's biographical journey from life on the streets to Hollywood after she relocated from Australia to the United States to pursue a rap career, received praise from critics and was nominated for the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist.[10] "Bounce," the second single, shot in Mumbai sparked discussion on the representation of Indian style and culture.[11]The video for the third single "Change Your Life," featuring T.I., premiered later that year.[12] Azalea also started making other television appearances and performances to promote the releases.
Azalea released "Fancy," featuring Charli XCX, in 2014, its visuals being a remake of the 1995 film Clueless, achieving success worldwide and earning her more mainstream attention, including four 2014 MTV Video Music Awardsnominations and an appearance on Saturday Night Live.[13] After the album release, the video for "Black Widow," featuring Rita Ora, premiered receiving comparisons to Quentin Tarantino's 2003 film Kill Bill, with actor Michael Madsen also starring in it, and was nominated for Best Video at the 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards.[14] Azalea also hosted the revived House of Style series on MTV.com.[15] She featured in singles by other artists that year, such as Ariana Grande's "Problem" and Jennifer Lopez's "Booty," appearing in the respective videos.[16][17] A video for "Trouble," featuring Jennifer Hudson, from the re-release of her debut album, Reclassified, was premiered on Vevo as well.[18]Azalea co-directed the video of her Britney Spears-collaborative single, "Pretty Girls," in 2015, marking the third time she was officially credited as a director, after her work on "Black Widow" and "Trouble" with Director X.[19] She made her film debut in Furious 7 (2015).[20] After that, Azalea released a series of standalone singles with accompanying music videos and an EP titled Survive the Summer in 2018.[21]
== Music videos ==
=== As a performer ===
==== As lead artist ====
List of music videos as lead artist, showing other performer(s), director(s), album and year released
Title 	Other performer(s)	Director(s) 	Album 	Year	Ref.
"Pu$$y"[a] 	None 	Falkon 	Ignorant Art 	2011	[24]
"My World" 	None 	Alex/2Tone 	Ignorant Art 	2011	[2]
"The Last Song" 	None 	Bell Soto 	Ignorant Art 	2012	[3]
"Murda Bizness" 	T.I. 	3 Little Digs[b]	Glory 	2012	[5]
"Murda Bizness" 	T.I. 	Alex/2Tone 	Glory 	2012	[25]
"Bac 2 Tha Future (My Time)"	None 	Bell Soto 	TrapGold 	2012	[7]
"Work" 	None 	Jonas & François	The New Classic 	2013	[10]
"Slo." 	None 	Rankin 	TrapGold 	2013	[26]
"Bounce" 	None 	BRTHR 	The New Classic 	2013	[11]
"Change Your Life" 	T.I. 	Jonas & François	The New Classic 	2013	[12]
"Fancy" 	Charli XCX 	Director X 	The New Classic 	2014	[13]
"Black Widow" 	Rita Ora 	Director X
Iggy Azalea	The New Classic 	2014	[14]
"Trouble" 	Jennifer Hudson 	Director X
Iggy Azalea	Reclassified 	2015	[18]
"Pretty Girls" 	Britney Spears 	Cameron Duddy
Iggy Azalea	None 	2015	[19]
"Team" 	None 	Fabien Montique 	None 	2016	[27]
"Mo Bounce" 	None 	Lil Internet 	None 	2017	[28]
"Switch"[c] 	Anitta 	Thom Kerr[d] 	None 	2017	[31]
"Savior" 	Quavo 	Thom Kerr[d] 	None 	2018	[30]
"Savior" 	Quavo 	Colin Tilley 	None 	2018	[32]
"Kream" 	Tyga 	Colin Tilley 	Survive the Summer	2018	[21]
==== As featured artist ====
List of music videos as featured artist, showing other performer(s), director(s), album and year released
Title 	Other performer(s)	Director(s) 	Album 	Year	Ref.
"I Think She Ready"	FKi
Diplo 	Alex/2Tone 	Transformers n the Hood	2012	[33]
"Beat Down" 	Steve Aoki
Angger Dimas	Alex/2Tone 	Wonderland (Remixed) 	2012	[34]
"Problem" 	Ariana Grande 	Jones Crow[e]	My Everything 	2014	[35]
"Problem" 	Ariana Grande 	Nev Todorovic	My Everything 	2014	[16]
"No Mediocre" 	T.I. 	Director X 	Paperwork 	2014	[36]
"Booty" 	Jennifer Lopez 	Hype Williams	None 	2014	[17]
=== Guest appearances ===
List of guest appearances in music videos, showing performer(s), director(s), album and year released
Title 	Performer(s)	Director(s) 	Album 	Year	Ref.
"Otis" (Remix) 	YG
Reem Riches	Kenneth Wynn	None 	2011	[37]
"Hot Wheels" 	T.I.
Travis Porter
Young Dro	Alex Smith 	F*ck Da City Up	2012	[38]
"Mr. Taxi" (Remix)	Steve Aoki 	Punit Dhesi 	None 	2012	[39]
== Filmography ==
List of films, showing year released, role, director(s) and selected notes
Title 	Year	Role 	Director(s)	Notes 	Ref.
Furious 7	2015	Female Racer	James Wan 	Cameo appearance	[20]
== Television ==
=== Appearances as herself ===
List of television shows, showing appearance year, channel and selected notes
Title 	Year	Channel 	Notes 	Ref.
Tracks 	2012	Arte 	Mini-documentary 	[40][41]
Iggy Azalea's Hottest Club Joints 	2013	4Music 	Host; special countdown 	[42][43]
The Show with Vinny 	2013	MTV 	Episode #1.9 	[44]
MTV News 	2013	MTV 	Interviewer; World War ZPremiere Segment 	[45]
Never Mind the Buzzcocks 	2013	BBC Two 	Competitor; Episode #27.4 	[46]
MTV Video Music Awards 	2013	MTV 	Presenter 	[47]
MOBO Awards 	2013	BBC Three 	Presenter 	[48]
MTV Europe Music Awards 	2013	MTV 	Presenter 	[49]
Studio 10 	2013	Network Ten 	Episode "13 November 2013" 	[50]
MTV Movie Awards 	2014	MTV 	Presenter 	[51]
This Is Hot 97 	2014	VH1 	Episode #1.8: "The Turn Up" 	[52]
Jimmy Kimmel Live! 	2014	ABC 	Skit: "New Lyrics for Old People"; Episode #12.73 	[53]
Billboard Music Awards 	2014	ABC 	Presenter 	[54]
Chelsea Lately 	2014	E! 	Episode #8.79 	[55]
Dave Skylark's Very Special VMA Special	2014	MTV 	Guest Interview 	[56]
Saturday Night Live 	2014	NBC 	Skit: "Halloween Party";
Episode #40.4: "Jim Carrey/Iggy Azalea"	[57][58]
Today 	2015	Nine Network 	Episode "17 June 2015" 	[59]
The Late Late Show with James Corden 	2015	CBS 	Carpool Karaoke; Episode #1.46 	[60]
Lip Sync Battle 	2015	Spike 	Competitor; Episode #1.16:
"Iggy Azalea vs. Nick Young"	[61]
Today 	2015	Nine Network 	Episode "19 August 2015" 	[62]
The Project 	2015	Network Ten 	Episode "19 August 2015" 	[63]
Good Morning America 	2016	ABC 	Episode "23 March 2016" 	[64]
Watch What Happens Live 	2016	Bravo 	Episode "23 March 2016" 	[65]
The Ellen DeGeneres Show 	2016	CBS 	Episode "8 April 2016" 	[66]
Late Night with Seth Meyers 	2016	NBC 	Episode "28 April 2016" 	[67]
Wild 'n Out 	2016	MTV 	Competitor; Episode #8.2:
"Iggy Azalea/Travis Mills"	[68]
The X Factor Australia 	2016	Seven Network	Judge; Season 8 	[69]
Extra 	2017	Syndicated 	Universal Studiosinterview; Episode "22 May 2017" 	[70]
Watch What Happens Live 	2017	Bravo 	Episode "21 May 2017" 	[71]
The Late Late Show with James Corden 	2017	CBS 	Flinch; Episode #3.125 	[72]
Premios Juventud 	2017	Univision 	Presenter 	[73]
Dare to Live 	2017	MTV 	Episode #1.5 	[74]
Total Request Live 	2018	MTV 	Episode "15 February 2018" 	[75]
Watch What Happens Live 	2018	Bravo 	Episode "18 March 2018" 	[76]
Extra 	2018	Syndicated 	Universal Studios interview; Episode "11 July 2018"	[77]
Access Live 	2018	Syndicated 	Episode "11 July 2018" 	[78]
Hip-Hop Houdini 	2018	Fuse 	Episode #1.3 	[79]
iHeartRadio Music Festival 	2018	The CW 	Presenter 	[80]