17 Stunning Pictures Of Pop Stars In Their First Music Video Vs. Their Most Recent

The old Taylor is definitely dead.

Note: We're including only official solo music videos from major studio albums.

1. Taylor Swift:

Big Machine

Then: "Tim McGraw" (2006)

Now: "...Ready for It?" (2017)

2. Selena Gomez:

Hollywood, Interscope

Then: "Come & Get It" (2013)

Now: "Wolves" (2017)

3. Lady Gaga:

Interscope Records

Then: "Just Dance" (2008)

Now: "John Wayne" (2017)

4. Kesha:

RCA, Kemosabe / RCA

Then: "Tik Tok" (2009)

Now: "Rainbow" (2017)

5. Beyoncé:

Columbia, Parkwood / Columbia

Then: "Crazy in Love" (2003)

Now: "Love Drought" (2016)

6. Britney Spears:

Jive, RCA

Then: "...Baby One More Time" (1998)

Now: "Slumber Party" (2016)

7. Demi Lovato:

Hollywood

Then: "Get Back" (2008)

Now: "Tell Me You Love Me" (2017)

8. Pink:

LaFace / Arista, RCA

Then: "There You Go" (1999)

Now: "Beautiful Trauma" (2017)

9. Nicki Minaj:

Young Money / Cash Money / Universal Motown, Young Money / Cash Money / Republic

Then: "Massive Attack" (2010)

Now: "The Night Is Still Young" (2015)

10. Rihanna:

Def Jam, Roc Nation / Westbury Road

Then: "Pon de Replay" (2005)

Now: "Needed Me" (2016)

11. Mariah Carey:

Columbia, Epic

Then: "Vision of Love" (1990)

Now: "Infinity" (2015)

12. Katy Perry:

Capitol

Then: "Ur So Gay" (2007)

Now: "Swish Swish" (2017)

13. Kelly Clarkson:

RCA

Then: "Before Your Love" (2002)

Now: "Love So Soft" (2017)

14. Jennifer Lopez:

Work, Nuyorican / Sony Latin

Then: "If You Had My Love" (1999)

Now: "Amor, Amor, Amor" (2017)

15. Adele:

XL

Then: "Chasing Pavements" (2008)

Now: "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" (2016)

16. Madonna:

Warner Bros., Interscope

Then: "Everybody" (1982)

Now: "Bitch I'm Madonna" (2015)

17. Miley Cyrus:

Hollywood Records, RCA

Then: "Start All Over" (2007)

Now: "Malibu" (2017)