Post Malone and The Weeknd recently released a video for their first collaborative effort, "One Right Now."
The visual, directed by Tany Muino, shows Malone and the Weeknd engaged in a deadly shootout. The video begins with The Weeknd, his arm in a cast, walking into a building and then opening fire on some men in order to get revenge on his cheating ex-girlfriend. He is even seen unleashing a grenade at one point.
"Said you love me, but I don't care/ That I broke my hand on the same wall/ That you told me that he f—-d you on," he sings in the chorus.
"Said you wanna have my babies, I f—ed you so good you should pay me/ Don't call me 'baby' when you did me so wrong," joins Malone.
Post Malone then picks up a rifle and starts shooting several of his opponents along his path, until he meets his arch-nemesis the Weeknd face to face.
"One Right Now" is from Post Malone's upcoming fourth album. The song debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 100 and has generated nearly 100 million streams in less than two weeks.
(Post Malone Photo: Tore Sætre, The Weeknd Photo: Nicolas Padovani)
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