The Weeknd’s ‘Cry for Me’ Tune Video: Watch

The Weeknd is recent off the discharge of his latest album, Hurry Up The next day, and the famous person persisted the roll-out with a cinematic track video for the only, “Cry For Me.”

Within the black-and-white visible, the megastar (actual identify Abel Tesfaye) seems in a glowing outfit with a hood masking a part of his face, as he walks against a girl within the pitch black. The scene often flashes to the musicians wandering a town and the girl crying thick, darkish liquid. “I am hoping you cry for me like I cry for you,” he pronounces within the refrain.

The “Cry For Me” track video arrives amid a brand new accomplishment for The Weeknd. The megastar landed his 5th No. 1 at the Billboard 200 albums chart with Hurry Up The next day atop the survey dated Feb. 15. He formerly led the chart with After Hours (2020), My Expensive Depression (2018), Starboy (2016) and Attractiveness At the back of the Insanity (2015).

Hurry Up The next day options 22 tracks, together with previously-released singles just like the Playboi Carti-assisted “Undying,” which reached No. 3 at the Billboard Sizzling 100, and “São Paulo” with Anitta.

Previous this yr, The Weeknd instructed that Hurry Up The next day is most probably the ultimate album beneath his well known personality. “It’s a headspace I’ve gotta get into that I simply don’t have any further need for,” he stated of his moniker all the way through a January Selection duvet tale. “You might have a personality, however then you might have the contest of all of it. It turns into this rat race: extra accolades, extra good fortune, extra displays, extra albums, extra awards and extra No. 1s. It by no means ends till you finish it.”

Alternatively, he nonetheless plans on making track, including, “I don’t assume I will prevent doing that.” “However the entirety must really feel like a problem, and for me presently, the Weeknd, no matter this is, it’s been mastered. Nobody’s gonna do The Weeknd higher than me, and I’m no longer gonna do it higher than what it’s presently.”

Watch the “Cry for Me” track video underneath.