The Weeknd’s “Baptized In Fear” explores sleep paralysis, guilt, and rebirth through haunting vocals and stark imagery.

The Weeknd unveiled the eerie music video for Hurry Up Tomorrow album cut “Baptized in Fear” on Friday (June 6).

That incident, as well as The Weeknd’s sleep paralysis diagnosis, are key influences in Hurry Up Tomorrow. The film’s Oscar-winning sound designer Johnnie Burn says they remixed the first ...

The Weeknd called My Dear Melancholy the GOAT album he’s ever created. In a new episode of Complex’s GOAT Talk, the Weeknd and his Hurry Up Tomorrow co-star Jenna Ortega went back and forth on ...

The Weeknd revealed how his personal battle with sleep paralysis inspired the eerie themes and tone of his upcoming film “Hurry Up Tomorrow.” The Weeknd turned his real-life sleep paralysis ...

"It was a smoother process," Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye said of collaborating ... as the film reflected some his own experiences with sleep paralysis and losing his voice.

Sleep Paralysis: The Weeknd opened up about his struggle with sleep paralysis - a feeling of being conscious but unable to move. It happens when you pass between stages of wakefulness and sleep. The ...

After a decade and a half spent revolutionizing pop and R&B, The Weeknd is ready to take on ... Tesfaye's love of Bergman, sleep paralysis, The Idol, and much more. Check out the conversation ...

The Weeknd has always been open about his personal struggles, and his latest candid discussion about sleep paralysis has shed light on how his real-life experiences influenced his upcoming film Hurry ...

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