Three-time Grammy  Award-winning multi-platinum band Maroon 5 debuts the music video for latest hit single Beautiful Mistakes” featuring Megan Thee Stallion. The single impacted radio out of the gate and was #1 most added at Top 40 and Hot AC.

Directed by Sophie Muller, the video takes viewers on an archetypal LA drive, which turns it into a surreal fantasy with a colorful world of flying cars and a dreamlike narrative. “Beautiful Mistakes” made its global broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU and across MTV’s global network of channels, as well as on the ViacomCBS Times Square billboard.

Maroon 5 will also kick-off the return of American Express UNSTAGED 2021 with a global virtual performance, created in collaboration with Sophie Muller. Fans all over the world can tune in exclusively to LIVENow on March 30, 2021 for a visually spectacular journey through the band’s latest and greatest hits.

Maroon 5 has over 45 million monthly Spotify listeners, and have played over 120 concerts in 30+ countries selling over 6,750,000 tickets worldwide.

Maroon 5 stands out as not only one of pop music’s most enduring artists, but also one of the 21st century’s biggest acts. To date, the universally renowned Los Angeles band have achieved three Grammy Awards, over 75 million in album sales, 400 million singles worldwide and earned gold and platinum certifications in more than 35 countries.

Hailing from Houston, Megan Thee Stallion is a multi-faceted star, record-breaker, philanthropist, and ever-evolving cultural icon.  From the release of her critically acclaimed and Gold certified debut album, Good News, to earning two global record breaking #1 hits with the Savage Remix featuring Beyoncé, and WAP with Cardi B, this last year has proved Megan unstoppable. 

Megan has been recognized for her musical achievements with four Grammy Nominations, including Best New Artist and five BET Awards. Megan was also honored as one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2020. In October 2020, following a powerful and politically charged performance on Saturday Night Live that demanded justice for Breonna Taylor, Megan published her monumental Why I Speak Up For Black Women op-ed and accompanying visual with The New York Times.