What Pop Stars Looked Like In Their First Music Video

    We're throwing it back...and in some cases, way, way back!

    The Rules:

    1. Must be from a major commercially released studio album. That means no videos from soundtracks, no mixtapes, no promotional CDs, etc.

    2. Must be a solo video where the artist is the lead credited singer. So, no Destiny's Child videos from Beyoncé, or "Feeling Myself" — that's a Nicki Minaj video.

    3. Must be an official music video. No promotional videos, no lyric videos, etc.

    4. Also, I didn't include anything from Cheek to Cheek because damn Gaga, we want a solo album ASAP.

    1. Britney Spears

    Britney's First Video: 1998's "...Baby One More Time"

    Britney's Latest Video: 2015's "Pretty Girls"

    What's Next: Britney's still got her Vegas residency, and she's also hard at work on her ninth studio album — WHICH CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH!

    2. Taylor Swift

    Taylor's First Video: 2006's "Tim McGraw"

    Taylor's Latest Video: 2015's "Bad Blood"

    What's Next: Taylor's latest music video for "Wildest Dreams" drops Sunday night at the VMAs, where she's nominated for like a million awards. She's touring to support 1989 through the rest of 2015 too.

    3. Miley Cyrus

    Miley's First Video: 2007's "Start All Over"

    Miley's Latest Video: 2013's "Adore You"

    What's Next: Miley's hosting the 2015 VMAs and she's working on a new album — which she might release for free.

    4. Nicki Minaj

    Nicki's First Video: 2010's "Massive Attack"

    Nicki's Latest Video: 2015's "The Night Is Still Young"

    What's Next: Nicki just wrapped up her tour for The Pinkprint.

    5. Rihanna

    Rihanna's First Video: 2005's "Pon de Replay"

    Rihanna's Latest Video: 2015's "Bitch Better Have My Money"

    What's Next: I mean, there's supposed to be an album coming? But who knows when it's going to drop. Hell might freeze over before Rihanna drops #R8.

    6. Katy Perry

    Katy's First Video: 2007's "Ur So Gay"

    Katy's Latest Video: 2014's "This Is How We Do"

    What's Next: A new album in 2016...HOPEFULLY EARLY IN THE YEAR. Katy Cats want new material!

    7. Lady Gaga

    Lady Gaga's First Video: 2008's "Just Dance"

    Lady Gaga's Latest Video: 2014's "G.U.Y."

    What's Next: A lead role on American Horror Story: Hotel this fall AND she's started to tease a new album. YAAASS GAGA YAAASS.

    8. Lana Del Rey

    Lana's First Video: 2011's "Video Games"

    Lana's Latest Video: 2015's "High By The Beach"

    What's Next: Honeymoon is dropping September 18. That's all.

    9. Kelly Clarkson

    Kelly's First Video: 2002's "Before Your Love"

    Kelly's Latest Video: 2015's "Invincible"

    What's Next: Kelly is on tour right now through the fall in support of Piece by Piece.

    10. Shakira

    Shakira's First Video: 1995's "Estoy Aquí"

    Shakira's Most Recent Video: 2014's "Dare (La La La)"

    What's Next: Shakira is voicing a gazelle in Disney's Zootopia, out next year. She'll also be singing a new song, "Try Everything", for the flick!

    11. Demi Lovato

    Demi's First Video: 2008's "Get Back"

    Demi's Latest Video: 2015's "Cool For The Summer"

    What's Next: A full studio album, (allegedly) complete with an Iggy Azalea cameo, soon!

    12. Jennifer Lopez

    J.Lo's First Video: 1999's "If You Had My Love"

    J.Lo's Latest Video: 2014's "Booty"

    What's Next: Jenny from the block has a Las Vegas residency starting January 2016.

    13. Mariah Carey

    Mariah's First Video: 1990's "Vision of Love"

    Mariah's Latest Video: 2015's "Infinity"

    What's Next: The final leg of Mimi's Las Vegas residency kicks off February 2016.

    14. Madonna

    Madonna's First Video: 1982's "Everybody"

    Madonna's Latest Video: 2015's "Bitch I'm Madonna"

    What's Next: Still going strong at 57, Madge is touring for her Rebel Heart album, starting September 2015.

    15. Beyoncé

    Beyoncé's First Video: 2003's "Crazy In Love"

    Beyoncé's Latest Video: 2014's "7/11"

    What's Next: She's the cover girl for Vogue's esteemed September issue, and she's nominated for Video of the Year at this year's VMAs.