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The Weeknd's Heartbreak Anthem Filmed in Hong Kong
12 Nov
Summary
- The Weeknd's new song features Cantopop singer Faye Wong.
- The accompanying video was filmed across Hong Kong.
- The artist premiered the song live in Hong Kong on Oct. 24.
The Weeknd has released a new ballad, "There Was Something In The Air," featuring the renowned Cantopop singer Faye Wong. The accompanying music video showcases the vibrant city of Hong Kong, serving as a backdrop for a narrative of love and longing.
The visual narrative follows The Weeknd alongside model Ming Xi, who plays his paramour. Their scenes depict shared moments contrasted with the artist's solitary reflections on a love challenged by distance and fate. Filmed across Mong Kok and Hong Kong Island, the video captures the city's skyline and intimate settings.
Lyrically, the song explores themes of intense connection and inevitable separation. The Weeknd sings of a powerful initial spark and the pain of a relationship ending before it truly began, acknowledging that such potent feelings often lead to tragic outcomes.
He further expresses his acceptance of change and enduring hope, stating "So if you ever change your mind, I'm waiting in Hong Kong." The Weeknd first performed this new track live on October 24th at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong.
