Few directors in pop music today can claim the visual flair and unapologetic glamour of Hannah Lux Davis. When we see her name stamped on a video, we just know we’re getting absolutely fed visuals that will elevate our favorite songs to the next level.
From neon-soaked sets to cinematic storytelling, Davis has crafted some of the most iconic and memorable music videos of the last decade. She’s worked with pop royalty like Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, and BTS, turning songs into visual spectacles that stick in your head long after the music ends. Whether it’s high-fashion fantasy, edgy rebellion, or straight-up fun, here’s a roundup of her best work that proves why she’s one of pop’s most in-demand music video directors.
‘Hooligan’ – BTS
Hannah Lux Davis’ latest collaboration with BTS for ‘Hooligan’ is a chaotic, neon-fueled visual feast. She balances the group’s fierce choreography with cinematic, almost action-movie sequences, making the video feel both playful and rebellious. The editing is punchy, the colors pop, and every frame is packed with little details that hardcore ARMYs will adore. Davis captures BTS at their most unrestrained, letting each member’s personality shine through even in a scene full of chaos.
‘Power’ – Little Mix ft Stormzy
Released back in 2017, ‘Power’ is an unapologetic anthem for strength and female empowerment, and Davis’ video amps it up with over-the-top glam and bold visual metaphors. The Little Mix girls dominate futuristic, glittery sets, and the camera work is as energetic and sharp as the track itself. Every outfit change, prop, and visual effect feels deliberate, turning the song’s message into a dazzling cinematic experience.
‘Nightmare’ – Halsey
With ‘Nightmare,’ Hannah dives into a dark, high-fashion horror aesthetic. Halsey’s raw energy is complemented by striking, almost surreal visuals; think gothic glam meets punk rebellion. The 2019 video’s pacing and intensity echo the song’s themes of defiance and self-liberation, and every frame feels like it could be a poster. And honestly? It fuels our rage with the world just that little bit more (in the best way.)
‘Thank U Next’ – Ariana Grande
Ariana and Hannah have worked together a number of times now, creating the most iconic visuals for Miss Grande’s music. From ‘Into You’ to ‘7 Rings,’ there are so many videos we could pick, but we just had to go with ‘Thank U Next!’ The video is already iconic, but Davis’ touch amplifies its dreamy nostalgia. Each reference to early 2000s rom-coms is sharp, playful, and instantly recognizable. Davis balances comedy, sentiment, and style seamlessly, turning the music video into a pop culture time capsule that’s as fun to watch today as it was on release, solidifying itself in pop history.
‘NOT OK’ – 5 Seconds of Summer
Fresh from their 2025 album Everyone’s A Star, ‘NOT OK’ is dramatic, cinematic, and emotionally magnetic. Davis uses atmospheric lighting, moody framing, and performance-driven shots to match the song’s highs and lows. But let’s be honest: THP readers know that 5SOS brings that extra emotional punch you feel in your chest. Each close-up of Luke, Michael, Calum, and Ashton is basically a mini heartbreak wrapped in leather jackets, and Davis captures it flawlessly. Watching this, you just want to grab a blanket, cry a little, and then immediately replay it because yes… yes, you feel every word. Absolute pop-rock perfection.
’23’ – Mike Will Made It ft. Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa & Juicy J
When we watch this music video, we can almost smell the air from 2013. The video for ‘23’ is all about excess and indulgence, and Davis leans into the chaos with bold colors, glossy cinematography, and a vibe that screams late-night, pop-culture fantasy. She perfectly captures the track’s hedonistic energy, making the visuals feel larger than life while keeping the flow tight and visually cohesive. Miley absolutely stuns in one of the most iconic looks from her Bangerz era, which evokes nostalgia for the 2010s.
‘Bite Me’ – Avril Lavigne
Avril comes in hot with ‘Bite Me,’ and Hannah Lux Davis knows exactly how to amplify that punk-pop energy. Neon lights, chaotic sets, and high-energy performance shots give the video an almost mischievous vibe; it’s like Avril just walked out of your dream pop-punk fantasy. Every frame from the 2021 music video screams attitude and sass, proving Avril hasn’t lost an ounce of her iconic edge. Honestly, we’re here for every rebellious smirk and fist-pump.
‘Oath’ – Cher Lloyd ft. Becky G
Taking it back to 2012, ‘Oath’ is bright, flirty, and unapologetically pop, and Davis leans fully into that teen-pop magic. From glittering outfits to cheeky winks at the camera, the video practically shouts, “I’m cute, I’m confident, and yes, I know it.” The narrative is playful without being messy, and every visual moment matches Cher’s mischievous energy perfectly. It’s the type of video that makes you want to grab your friends, lip-sync along, and maybe even sneak in a few air-guitar moves.
‘Cool For The Summer’ – Demi Lovato
If summer had a face, it would be this video. Davis turns ‘Cool For The Summer’ into a neon-drenched playground of flirtation and confidence. Demi struts, slinks, and winks through a kaleidoscope of color, choreo, and neon vibes. It’s sexy without being try-hard, bold without being tacky, and somehow still totally fun. By the end, you’re basically ready to dive into a pool of neon and sass yourself.
‘It’s Ok I’m Ok’ – Tate McRae
Davis brings a more intimate, cinematic energy to ‘It’s Ok I’m Ok,’ using muted tones and close-up framing to emphasize Tate’s vulnerability. The video is soft, moody, and heartfelt; perfect for when you’re crying in your room listening to sad bops. Every glance, every sigh feels intentional, letting Tate’s emotion do the heavy lifting while the visuals quietly elevate the storytelling. It’s tender, cinematic, and absolutely feels like a mini heartbreak movie.
‘Good Ones’ – Charli XCX
‘Good Ones’ is pure, high-gloss pop chaos, and Davis revels in it. Charli’s futuristic sets, hyper-stylish outfits, and quirky camera angles make the video feel like a pop-culture fever dream. It’s loud, it’s chaotic, and it’s unapologetically Charli. Basically, if you could bottle eccentric, confident energy, this would be it. Every frame is a little punch of glitter and attitude.
‘Closer’ – Saweetie ft. H.E.R
In ‘Closer,’ Davis leans into sleek, confident, and effortlessly cool vibes. Saweetie and H.E.R absolutely own every frame, strutting through cityscapes and chic sets with zero hesitation. The lighting pops, the wardrobe slaps, and the editing keeps things snappy. Basically, this 2022 video is pure boss energy you wish you could borrow for yourself.
‘Don’t Call Me Angel’ – Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey
We all remember where we were when this masterpiece dropped in 2019. Davis takes cinematic sass to the next level with ‘Don’t Call Me Angel.’ Action-hero aesthetics, slick choreography, and luxe set design make this feel like a mini-blockbuster starring three queens of pop. Each diva shines individually while the video keeps cohesion, and the result is glamorous, fierce, and absolutely unapologetic. Honestly, it’s the visual equivalent of a power suit.
‘Bruises’ – Reneé Rapp
In ‘Bruises,’ Davis softens her signature neon-glam energy to showcase vulnerability and emotion. Muted tones, intimate close-ups, and gentle cinematography let Renee’s raw energy shine through. The video feels tender without being saccharine, and every expression hits right in the feels. It’s the perfect mini-movie for anyone looking to have a quietly dramatic pop moment.
‘Kiss My (Uh Oh)’ – Anne Marie ft. Little Mix
‘Kiss My (Uh Oh)’ is pure, chaotic fun, and Davis knows exactly how to make it pop. Bold colors, playful editing, and narrative flourishes make the video feel like a sleepover gone wild, but like, in the best possible way. Every visual gag and choreo moment adds to the charm, making it almost impossible not to grin along while watching. And btw; anyone else noticed that when there’s an iconic pop collab happening, Hannah often has something to do with the music video? We love to see it.
‘That’s My Girl’ – Fifth Harmony
Throwing it back to 2016 when Fifth Harmony were thriving, Davis goes full girl-power mode in ‘That’s My Girl.’ Bold sets, fierce choreography, and confident expressions make the video scream empowerment. The visual energy matches the song’s message perfectly, creating a fun, inspiring anthem that doubles as a reminder that yes, you too can own any room. When it comes to boss babe feminist anthems, Hannah knows how to elevate the song with the most powerful visuals.
‘For You’ – Rita Ora & Liam Payne
We know this song was from the soundtrack of Fifty Shades Freed, but is it bad that we wanted a movie to stem from this music video? Davis gives ‘For You’ a sleek, romantic cinematic touch. Dramatic lighting, intimate close-ups, and tension-filled storytelling make the video feel like a mini rom-com trailer. Liam and Rita’s chemistry pops off the screen, and Davis knows exactly how to let the mood breathe without losing the song’s sensual energy.
‘Rainbow’ – Kacey Musgraves
Heading back to 2019 now; ‘Rainbow’ is soft, dreamy, and comforting, a total visual hug. Davis leans into pastel skies, ethereal imagery, and gentle camera work to make the video feel magical. Every shot feels like it could be a postcard, and honestly, you can’t help but feel a little lighter watching it. It’s simple, beautiful, and exactly what the song promises: a visual rainbow for your soul. Pop perfection without trying too hard.
‘All My Best’ – MGK ft. Hailee Steinfeld
Davis balances edgy and intimate in ‘All My Best.’ High-contrast lighting, tight framing, and emotional performances create a tangible sense of tension. The video is moody, stylish, and captures the bittersweet mix of heartbreak and bravado perfectly; it’s basically cinematic angst, but make it pop. Watching MGK and Hailee share the screen feels like witnessing chemistry that could literally burn a room down, and we are here for every second.
‘Body Moves’ – DNCE
‘Body Moves’ is playful chaos at its finest. Davis gives DNCE a neon playground full of quirky sets, bold colors, and dance moves you want to copy immediately. It’s carefree, fun, and just the right kind of weird. We stan a video that doesn’t take itself too seriously. You basically leave the screen ready to break into spontaneous dance moves, and isn’t that exactly what pop is for?
‘Zoo (From Zootopia 2)’ – Shakira
Davis brings a family-friendly pop flair to ‘Zoo,’ blending bright colors, animated-inspired set pieces, and Shakira’s signature charisma. It’s playful, imaginative, and totally charming; a perfect little adventure that makes you smile just watching. Bonus points for somehow making a music video for an animated film feel just as iconic as her live-action hits. Shakira slays even in cartoon-adjacent worlds.
‘Little Miss’ – GIRLSET
Finally, ‘Little Miss’ is a burst of bold, playful pop energy. Davis leans into color, cheeky editing, and confident styling to match GIRLSET’s spunky personality. The video is bright, fun, and unapologetically sassy. Basically, it’s impossible not to smile while watching. Think glitter, neon, and just the right amount of chaos to make you feel like a pop icon yourself for a hot minute.
So, class, what have we learned today? Basically, if it has Hannah Lux Davis’ name on it, pop visuals get upgraded.
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