Bittersweeter to see The Weeknd go but I guess it’s for the best. One of the greatest runs we have seen for sure.

You can tell how personal and hard it is for him I just wish when he rapped or singed he was able to articulate just how important this is to him. Extremely excited to witness the end

They want the film to exist

The interview crashed the Billboard Brazil website

I need to temper my expectations.. I’m starting to talk myself into the full album releasing 13th

Tedros Tedros

tonight.

the metadata stuff is interesting in some cases. it is here for example. first pic is from the film shoot but other 3 are all from 2024 but all hella days apart. has to be from a short film, MVs.

The article was actually updated. It seems that he was talking about the overall album:

The choice of the capital of São Paulo for this start of the tour was not for nothing. The Weeknd was in town last October, singing on two sold-out nights at Allianz Parque with the show "After Hours Til Dawn". It was in the capital of São Paulo that Abel composed the central music of the new album, "Hurry Up Tomorrow" - affectionately nicknamed "Frankenstein" by the singer for exploring different sounds, but without losing his essence. Something he does with mastery.

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The article change anyone’s opinion on the NFL track being on the album or not?

Beautiful to see how the recent years have affected him for good. He always struck me as very grounded and that (hopefully) still hasn't changed

It has to be.

It’s clearly not just a promo song for the NFL Brazil game; if it was it would’ve dropped already since that game is tonight.

And it’s been teased twice so far, it’s without a doubt the lead single

I find it odd it’s been teased only by the NFL Brazil account. The game is tonight and the song isn’t out.

Also kind of surprised nobody that works for the NFL has leaked the song lol

Could just be for promo purposes.

Justin Timberlake did the same thing earlier this year. The NFL used his song Sanctified from his new album as part of their Playoff commercials in January, and the song didn’t end up officially releasing until March when the album dropped

"Música" is more commonly used for "song" than "canção" (it means both the art and an individual song). But I don't know why it changes when you build a full phrase."

The original translation said “song”, the new translation says “music”.

So clearly something in the article was updated

Thankfully

I keep seeing on Twitter that he mentioned the Anitta track in the interview but I don't see it in the article?

my translator didn't change anything. keeps translating musica to a song and i posted what i found on the internet regarding portuguese for "song"

Try updating or refreshing your link then? My phone changed from song to music and I’ve seen others saying the same as well

Either way, it being about the album makes more sense because “Frankenstein” is mentioned again at the end of the article and it sounds like the entire project is being referenced

But idk I dont see it when I translate the article

This doesn’t seem to be real. It’s not in the article. Search Anitta on the article page and nothing comes up

You’re right. My bad ya’ll twitter trolls I guess idk.