The Outside Meets the Institution: The Carters' "Apeshit" Video | Semantic Scholar
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Beyoncé And Jay-Z Recreated Their 'Apeshit' Video — With A Regal Twist — For The BRITs - MTV
The Carters' new music video at the Louvre was a visual feast / Twitter
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The Carters: Apeshit (Music Video) (2018) - Filmaffinity
What was Beyoncé wearing in her latest video "Apeshit"? | Vogue France
Beyonce and JAY-Z Invade the Louvre in Opulent 'Apeshit' Video
Beyonce & Jay-ZによるThe Cartersのアルバムが日本でもリリース | ルーヴル美術館で撮影された"APESHIT"のミュージックビデオも公開 - FNMNL (フェノメナル)
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The Choreographer for Beyoncé and JAY-Z's “APESHIT” Video on Being Inspired by Mythology and Martha Graham | Pitchfork
