The Destiny's Child Video Anthology is the first-ever career-spanning collection of sixteen iconic short music films that define the look and sound of a pivotal era (1998-2004) of musical and cultural history.

Originally made to accompany smash singles and key tracks from the era's top-selling female vocal group, the Destiny's Child video catalogue shows the artists' mastery and understanding of visual and musical elements alive in the zeitgeist.

Collaborating with top directors and creative teams for their videos, Destiny's Child realized a vision of pop ferocity and elegance that set the bar for generations to come and opened up whole new horizon for R&B/Pop with an unbroken string of groundbreaking classics beginning with "No, No, No " (Parts 1 and 2) in 1998, running through MTV Video Award Winners "Say My Name" (from 1999's The Writing's On The Wall) and "Survivor" (from 2001's Survivor) and other ground-breaking classics including "Independent Women Part 1," "Bootylicious," "Bills, Bills, Bills" and more.

Between 1997 and 2005, Destiny's Child reigned as the world's top-selling female vocal group achieving combined sales of more than 60 million records. The official canon from that breathtaking creative period--which includes a group "hiatus" from 2002-2004--is comprised of four full-length studio albums (1998's Destiny's Child, 1999's The Writing's On The Wall, 2001's Survivor, 2005's Destiny Fulfilled), a Christmas album (2001's 8 Days of Christmas), a remix record (2002's This Is the Remix) and a compendium of #1 hits (2005's #1's).

The release of Love Songs helped to fuel a renewed surge of interest in Destiny's Child which crescendoed in the group's triumphal "reunion" set at the Super Bowl 2013 half-time show.