Welcome to the Drummer Cafe!

Nice job in your playing ... especially for as young as you are.

What I see/hear in all of the grooves you've demonstrated is that the Kick drum parts don't lock in with the hands. The weakest or most obvious is the Purdie-shuffle used in "Rosanna".

My suggestion ... slow everything down. Work out the coordination so that each limb is lining up the way it should. I'd even get a metronome out and use it to play all of the subdivisions. Once you have the coordination down you can begin to play A Tempo (ie. up to speed). Next work on groove and the placement of the notes to create the feel that you want or need.

In my opinion, if you can't play it slow ... when you speed it up it's going to sound sloppy. It's hard to play some grooves slowly, but if you can master than, speeding it up will sound even better!

anybody else?

Yeah, excellent stuff.
Nicely played. Just practice on sounding a bit more smooth.

One other note, all three clips featured a busy right hand (on snare).
It's often harder to play less. You might practice playing 2 & 4 on snare with no inbetween notes (on snare) and see if you can still groove so well.