Monica videography
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This is the videography of American R&B singer Monica.
Miscellaneous videos
- "Freedom (Theme from Panther)" (1995) - A single from the soundtrack of Panther. It included various artists will recording in a in-studio. Most of the artists appeared for the performance.
- "What's Going On" (Artists Against AIDS Worldwide cover) (2001) – The song was to benefit AIDS programs in Africa and other impoverished regions. The song was performed by various artists including Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani, Nelly Furtado, Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit, Destiny's Child, Wyclef Jean and Backstreet Boys.
- "Dance with My Father" (2003) – The song was by Luther Vandross after his death. It featured many artists with their fathers and mothers. Monica appeared in the video with her mother.
- "Goodies" (2004) - This is the first video by singer Ciara. It features Monica and Rasheeda dancing behind a car next to Ciara. The extended version of the video includes more of Ciara and Monica duo shot.
- "Wake Up Everybody" (2004) – The cover was to coincide with the 2004 presidential election. It features a collection of music stars who urge young people to go out and vote. The song was produced by Babyface, and features various prominent R&B singers and rappers.
- "That's Right" (2007) - Is a video by Ciara. Monica appears in the video as one of Ciara's friends. It was the first video to show off Monica's new hairstyle.
- "Dis Morning" (2008) - Monica appears in this video along with her two kids. It is the second video by her boyfriend Rocko.
- "Never Ever" (2009) - A video by singer Ciara for her album Fantasy Ride. Monica makes a quick cameo in the video. This is the first video where Monica is seen with black hair since her Knock Knock video in 2003.
- "Slow Dance" (2009) - a video by Keri Hilson. Monica appears in the video as Keri's friend. She, Keri and other girls are seen riding in a car throughout the video.
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