“My natural singing voice was inspired and shaped by Ethiopian music,” he continued. RELATED: The Weeknd Teams Up With Rosalía For ‘Blinding Lights’ Remix
“The pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement and the tensions of the election have mostly created a sense of gratitude for what I have and closeness with the people near me.” “I have been more inspired and creative during the pandemic than I might normally be while on the road,” he said. Presidential Election have influenced his latest works. The Canadian-born star recently caught up with TMRW and dished on how the Black Lives Matter movement, COVID-19 pandemic and the U.S. RELATED: Dionne Warwick Confirms She’s Teaming Up With The Weeknd And Chance The Rapper For Charity SingleĪt one point in the video, the deranged singer forces a woman to hold a gun to his head. The visual sees him singing in front of a masked audience, which possibly makes reference to his recent Grammys snub.
In his newest release, The Weeknd appears to have underwent some botched plastic surgery, which has resulted in oversized lips, an oddly shaped nose and razor-sharp cheekbones.Īside from the physical changes, the performer also seems to be unravelling mentally. RELATED: The Weeknd ‘Inspired’ By The Pandemic And Black Lives Matter Movement For New Album The visual continues the platinum-selling artist’s physical transformation, after previously being decapitated in the video for “Too Late”. It hit its apex with his video “Save Your Tears” in which he unveiled the disturbingly altered effects of apparent extreme plastic surgery.The Weeknd has just dropped a dark new music video for “Save Your Tears”. The general idea: the album’s visuals were playing out over one very bad night in Las Vegas. Throughout all of his music videos and most of his television appearances, Tesfaye wore similar red and black suits and the same hairstyle, with only the contours of his face changing. The visuals and promotion for his latest album, After Hours, has been tightly controlled. The Weeknd also performed at the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball with his natural visage, and it would seem like his face will be intact for his performance at the big game (a smart choice considering the more casual fans tuning in might be perplexed otherwise). “I suppose you could take that as being attractive isn’t important to me but a compelling narrative is.” “It’s all a progression and we watch The Character’s storyline hit heightened levels of danger and absurdity as his tale goes on,” he elaborated. “The significance of the entire head bandages is reflecting on the absurd culture of Hollywood celebrity and people manipulating themselves for superficial reasons to please and be validated,” the musician told Varietyduring a quick Q&A. Tesfaye is also now ready to comment on it a bit. Though, in the latest promo clip for his upcoming performance during the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday his face is back to normal, signifying an end to the storyline. The musician also known as Abel Tesfaye had been more “show” than “tell” about the situation, and most fans figured it was a deliberate performance art-type choice.
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The Weeknd’s face spent much of 2020 on a very public journey: from first bruised and bloody to then heavily bandaged and finally, seemingly both chiseled by a surgeon’s scalpel and pumped full of every filler in a cosmetic dermatologist’s arsenal.
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