I personally love the vulnerability this song offers ... The post The Weeknd Got Vulnerable With His “Take Me Back To LA” Lyrics first appeared on Her Campus.

and unapologetic lyrics. The song goes into themes of excess, emotional detachment, and self-searching, highlighting The Weeknd’s signature style and compelling storytelling.

The Weeknd’s dramatic visual for ‘Call Out My Name’ has joined YouTube’s Billions Club. It's Abel Tesfaye’s latest milestone.

The Weeknd and Playboi Carti reunited and released the music video for their latest collab, "Timeless," which sees the pair ...

The song's lyrics seem to mirror The Idol's theme of fame and its downsides. The Weeknd sings, "Beggin' on her knees to be popular / That's her dream, to be popular / Kill anyone to be popular ...

Not only does the song have the lyrics "I'm ready for the end" and ... the final sonic assertion is the exact same introduction as The Weeknd's song "High For This," which was the first track ...

Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd, released his new album “Hurry Up Tomorrow”, marking his sixth and final studio album. It includes 22 songs and features many artists such as Justice, Anitta, ...

When Abel Tesfaye first released music under the moniker The Weeknd in 2011 ... paired with haunting melodies and unflinchingly honest lyrics about desire, substance use and emotional turmoil ...