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The Weeknd shows off freaky face from ‘plastic surgery’ in new music video after wearing bizarre bandages at awards show


WEARING bandages at the 2020 American Music Awards, there was speculation The Weeknd had undergone plastic surgery.

But the Canadian singer has revealed it was all a set up ahead of his latest freaky aesthetic in his Save Your Tears music video released on Tuesday.

The Canadian signer appeared to have had plastic surgery in the video

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The Canadian signer appeared to have had plastic surgery in the videoCredit: YouTube/The Weeknd

The 30-year-old was unmasked in the pop video, where his face had been altered with prosthetics that emulated major plastic surgery.

Starboy hitmaker Abel Makkonen Tesfaye’s freaky face looked to have been pumped with fillers in his cheeks and lips and his nose chiselled.

The four-minute long film begins with the singer on stage in front of a crowd wearing elaborately decorated Venetian masks.

A spotlight lights up his face, swollen from fake botox injections and looking sore around the pretend surgical scarring mimicking a face lift.

The Weeknd removed his fake bandages for the music video

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The Weeknd removed his fake bandages for the music videoCredit: YouTube/The Weeknd
His face looked to be pumped with fillers and botox

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His face looked to be pumped with fillers and botoxCredit: YouTube/The Weeknd

The Weeknd goes on to dance around the room, who sit quietly around tables, while his track plays in the background.

He eventually interacts with the crowd, standing on a table and spraying champagne and sipping on other people’s drinks.

The singer then locks eyes with a young woman – the one other person who is unmasked – before leading her on stage for a dark turn of events.

Taking out a gun from behind his back, The Weeknd forces the terrified girl to press the barrel against his forehead before the shot fades to black.

The dark video saw him push the barrel of a gun to his head

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The dark video saw him push the barrel of a gun to his headCredit: YouTube/The Weeknd
He turned up to the AMA awards in bandages

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He turned up to the AMA awards in bandagesCredit: AP:Associated Press

When the video continues, he waves the gun around the room before holding it to his head, pulling the trigger and seeing confetti pour out.

The Weeknd chuckles to himself as the audience gasp, smiling before the credits begin to roll on the creepy video.

After worrying crowds at the AMA’s, Abel explained that the look was to raise awareness against drink driving following his previous dark hit, Blinding Lights.

While the song is based on his past relationships, the reference to the “blinding lights” are to the street lamps along a dark road.

The bandages were part of an anti-drink driving message

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The bandages were part of an anti-drink driving messageCredit: 2020 Latin Recording Academy
The Weeknd is also known for his song Blinding Lights

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The Weeknd is also known for his song Blinding LightsCredit: Getty Images – Getty

The Weeknd explained that the lyrics depict a man who is so desperate to see his girl, he is prepared to drive while drunk.

He told Esquire: “It’s about how you want to see someone at night, and you’re intoxicated and you’re driving to this person and you’re just blinded by streetlights.

“But nothing could stop you from trying to go and see that person, because you’re so lonely.”

The Weeknd sports face cast during performance of ‘Save Your Tears’ at American Music Awards





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