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 Complete videography of Janet Jackson.

Music videos

Control era (1986–1987)

  • "What Have You Done For Me Lately" Directed by Brian Jones and Piers Ashworth (1986)
  • "Nasty" Directed by Mary Lambert (1986)
  • "When I Think Of You" Directed by Julian Temple (1986)
  • "Control" Directed by Mary Lambert (1986)
  • "Let's Wait Awhile" Directed by Dominic Sena (1987)
  • "The Pleasure Principle" Directed by Dominic Sena (1987)

Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 era (1989–1990)

  • "Miss You Much" Directed by Dominic Sena (1989)
  • "Miss You Much" Directed by Dominic Sena (1989) [Edit with exclusion of the chair routine]
  • "The Knowledge" Directed by Dominic Sena (1989)
  • "Rhythm Nation" Directed by Dominic Sena (1989)
  • "Escapade" Directed by Peter Smillie (1990)
  • "Alright" Directed by Julian Temple (1990)
  • "Alright" Directed by Julian Temple (1990) [Extended Version with additional scenes featuring a rap/appearance by Heavy D.]
  • "Come Back To Me" Directed by Dominic Sena (1990)
  • "Black Cat" Directed by Wayne Isham (1990)
  • "Love Will Never Do (Without You)" Directed by Herb Ritts (1990) [Black & White Version]
  • "Love Will Never Do (Without You)" Directed by Herb Ritts (1990) [Color Version]

janet. era (1993–1995)

  • "That's The Way Love Goes" Directed by Rene Elizondo, Jr. (1993)
  • "That's The Way Love Goes" Directed by Rene Elizondo, Jr. (1993) [Edited Version]
  • "That's The Way Love Goes" Directed by Rene Elizondo, Jr. (1993) [One Take Version]
  • "If" Directed by Dominic Sena (1993)
  • "If" Directed by Dominic Sena (1993) [All Dance Version]
  • "Again" Directed by Rene Elizondo, Jr. (1993)
  • "Again" Directed by Rene Elizondo, Jr. (1993) [Alternative Version with footage from "Poetic Justice"]
  • "Because of Love" Directed by Walter Kerner and Mindy Lipshultz (1994)
  • "Any time, Any place" Directed by Keir McFarlane (1994)
  • "Any time, Any place" Directed by Keir McFarlane (1994) [R. Kelly Mix]
  • "You Want This" Directed by Keir McFarlane (1994) [Black & White Version]
  • "You Want This" Directed by Keir McFarlane (1994) [Colorized Version]
  • "Whoops Now" Directed by Yuri Elizondo (1995)
  • "What'll I Do" (1995)

Design of a Decade 1986/1996 era (1995)

  • "Runaway" Directed by Marcus Nispel (1995)
  • "Twenty Foreplay" Directed by Keir McFarlane (1995)

The Velvet Rope era (1997–1998)

  • "Got 'Til It's Gone" Directed by Mark Romanek (1997)
  • "Together Again" Directed by Seb Janiak (1997)
  • "Together Again" Directed by Rene Elizondo (1997) [Deeper Remix]
  • "I Get Lonely" Directed by Paul Hunter (1998)
  • "I Get Lonely" Directed by Paul Hunter (1998) [TNT Remix]
  • "Go Deep" Directed by Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris (1998)
  • "You" Directed by David Mallet (1998)
  • "Every Time" Directed by Matthew Rolston (1998)

All for You era (2000–2001)

  • "Doesn't Really Matter" Directed by Joseph Khan (2000)
  • "All for You" Directed by David Meyers (2001)
  • "Someone To Call My Lover" Directed by Francis Lawrence (2001)
  • "Someone To Call My Lover" Directed by Francis Lawrence (2001) [So So Def Remix]
  • "Son of a Gun (I Betcha Think This Song is About You)" Directed by Francis Lawrence (2001)
  • "Son of a Gun (I Betcha Think This Song is About You)" Directed by Francis Lawrence (2001) [P. Diddy Remix]

Damita Jo era (2004)

  • "Just a Little While" Directed by David Meyers (2004)
  • "Just a Little While" (2004) [Live Version]
  • "I Want You" Directed by David Meyers (2004)
  • "All Nite (Don't Stop)" Directed by Francis Lawrence (2004)
  • "All Nite (Don't Stop)" Directed by Francis Lawrence (2004) [Edited Version]

20 Y.O. era (2006)

Miscellaneous

  • "Dream Street" Directed by Debbie Allen (1984)
  • "Diamonds" Directed by John Small (1987)
  • "Diamonds" Directed by John Small (1987) [Edit]
  • "2300 Jackson Street" (1989)
  • "The Best Things In Life Are Free" Directed by Peter MacDonald (1992)
  • "Scream" Directed by Mark Romanek (1995)
  • "The Best Things In Life Are Free" Directed by Peter MacDonald (1995) [K-Klass 7" Mix]
  • "Luv Me/Luv Me" (1998)
  • "Girlfriend/Boyfriend" Directed by Joseph Khan (1999)
  • "What's It Gonna Be?!" Directed by Hype Williams (1999)
  • "Doesn't Really Matter" Directed by Joseph Khan (2000)
  • "Feel It Boy" Directed by Dave Meyers (2002)
  • "Megamix 04" (2004)
  • "Gotta Getcha" (Jermaine Dupri) Directed by Bryan Barber (2005)

Video and DVD

  • "Control The Videos" (1986) A&M Records [VHS, Laserdisc]
  • "Control The Videos Part II" (1987) A&M Records [VHS, Laserdisc]
  • "Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814" (1989) A&M Records [VHS, Laserdisc]
  • "The Rythmn Nation Compilation" (1990) A&M Records [VHS, Laserdisc, DVD]
  • "janet." (1994) Virgin Records [VHS, Laserdisc]
  • "Design of A Decade 1986/1996" (1995) A&M Records [VHS, Laserdisc, DVD]
  • "The Velvet Rope Tour Live In Concert" (1999) [VHS, Laserdisc, DVD]
  • "All for You DVD Edition (Special Limited Edition)" (2001) ["All for You" album, plus bonus video disc]
  • "Live in Hawaii" (2002)
  • "From janet. to Damita Jo: The Videos" (2004)

See also

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