This Is How Much Rappers Have Changed Since Their First Music Video

    Oh my, how hip-hop has changed!

    1. Nicki Minaj

    Music videos: "Massive Attack" from 2010; "The Night Is Still Young" from 2014.

    2. Lil Wayne

    Music videos: "Tha Block Is Hot" from 1999; "Cross Me" from 2015.

    3. Jay Z

    Music videos: "I Can't Get Wit That" from 1995; "Holy Grail" from 2013.

    4. Drake

    Music videos: "Replacement Girl" from 2007; "Hotline Bling" from 2015.

    5. Missy Elliott

    Music videos: "The Rain" from 1997; "WTF" from 2016.

    6. Kanye West

    Music videos: "Through the Wire" from 2004; "Only One" from 2014.

    7. 50 Cent

    Music videos: "Ya Life's on the Line" from 2003; "I'm the Man" from 2016.

    8. T.I.

    Music videos: "I'm Serious" from 2001; "DOPE" from 2016.

    9. Wiz Khalifa

    Music videos: "Say Yeah" from 2008; "Celebrate" from 2016.

    10. Snoop Dogg

    Music videos: "Who Am I? (What's My Name)" from 1993; "California Roll" from 2015.

    11. Pharrell

    Music videos: "Can I Have It Like That?" from 2006; "Freedom" from 2015.

    12. Asher Roth

    Music videos: "I Love College" from 2009; "Tangerine Girl" from 2014.

    13. Nas

    Music videos: "Halftime" from 1994; "Cherry Wine" from 2012.

    14. Eminem

    Music videos: "Just Don't Give a Fuck" from 1999; "Phenomenal" from 2015.

    15. Kendrick Lamar

    Music videos: "She Needs Me" from 2009; "u" from 2015.

    16. J. Cole

    Music videos: "Who Dat" from 2010; "GOMD" from 2014.

    17. Fat Joe

    Music videos: "Flow Joe" from 1993; "All the Way Up" from 2016.

    18. Wyclef Jean

    Music videos: "We Trying to Stay Alive" from 1997; "My Girl" from 2016.

    19. Lil' Kim

    Music videos: "No Time" from 1996; featured on Puff Daddy's "Auction" from 2015.

    20. Busta Rhymes

    Music videos: "Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check" from 1996; "King Tut" from 2012.

    21. The Notorious B.I.G.

    Music videos: "Juicy" from 1994; "Hypnotize" from 1997.

    22. Tupac

    Music videos: "Trapped" from 1991; "I Ain't Mad At Cha" from 1996.