Morgan Wallen comes to Drake's rescue, helps him get over breakup in new 'You Broke My Heart' music video
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Drake recently released his ‘You Broke My Heart' music video along with a photo of country music star Morgan Wallen along with the rap artist.
On Wednesday, December 20, the ‘Hotline Bling’ crooner shared the clip for his 'Scary Hours 3' in which Wallen joins him by playing a close friend who supports him during his break up.
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Drake and Morgan Wallen chill together in the new 'You Broke My Heart’ song
The music scene is directed by Theo Skudra where Champagne Papi is trying to get over his feelings for his ex-partner. Meanwhile, Wallen and Drake wine and dine at an elite setup.
The ‘Last Night’ singer lets his boy know that he is better off without her. “I think she might have been the wrong girl anyway," he says, to which the rapper responds with, “Well, what now?” and breaks into a sing-song voice, “I’m kind of glad she’s gone."
“Let’s see what else is out there. That’s what we need to do,” Drizzy says in the clip and Wallen gets into his character as he tries to scan the street for girls.
'You Broke My Heart' is among several music videos Drake has released since he dropped his eighth studio album ‘For All the Dogs‘ in October. The latest one is the extended ‘Scary Hours Edition' which had six additional tracks in November.
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The rapper most recently shared the visual for ‘Polar Opposites’ and brought on guests in other videos, like J Cole in ‘First Person Shooter’ and Lil Yachty in ‘Another Late Night.’
Wallen was recently joined by Post Malone and HARDY on the stage at the 2023 CMA Awards to perform a John Diffy tribute, reports People.
The country singer recently admitted that he had ‘no excuse’ for using a racial slur while referring to one of his drunk friends in a video obtained by TMZ in 2021.
"And I think, for me, in my heart I was never that guy that people were portraying me to be, so there was a little bit of like, ‘Damn, I’m kind of actually mad about this a little bit because I know I shouldn’t have said this, but I’m really not that guy,’" he told Billboard.
On being called "full-blown racist," Wallen said, “He was that guy, then [he] wouldn’t have cared” or “apologized,” and said that the incident put into perspective “just how much that people listen" to him.
