Remember a year ago when The Weeknd got all of that work done to his face to make him look younger? Well, it has had the opposite effect.
Today, the 31-year-old singer shared a new selfie of himself, and he looks at least twice his age. I guess the moral of the story is don’t stand in front of the blinding lights for too long because it will age you beyond your years.
The Weeknd’s tour has been postponed three times due to the pandemic, and today he announced that it struck out.
“Due to constraints of arenas and the demand for more shows I want to do something bigger and special for you which requires stadiums,” he wrote. “Current tickets will be refunded automatically and all ticket holders will be given priority to buy tickets for the stadium shows when they go on sale.”
The singer’s arena tour was supposed to start in January, but now he is moving it to stadiums in the summer.
I don’t think he can fill up a stadium. He better have some good acts with him, but I bet he wants to do it solo.
Whoever has been booking the Super Bowl Halftime Shows for CBS should find a new job. First, they screwed up with Coldplay that left us cold. Then they followed it up with Maroon 5, who made us wish we were marooned on an island without them. And now, they gave us The Weeknd.
He was so boring the Kansas City Cheifs’ fans were able to sleep through the rest of the game like their team slept through all four quarters when they didn’t even score one touchdown.
Just One of the Guys’ Joyce Hyser Robinson had the best meme reaction to The Weeknd’s masked dancers. If you never seen the movie, then you should watch it now.
The Weeknd teased that he got plastic surgery on his face, and then shockingly revealed it in his music video for Save Your Tears. It turns out that it was not as bad as what we saw then. However, it still is a big change to what he used to look like. Thankfully, we won’t have to look too closely at it on Sunday because of all of the blinding lights.
Talking about the Super Bowl Halftime Show, he also talked about what we can expect from it. I didn’t listen because I have zero expectations for it. I think it might be even worse than Maroon 5’s performance. At least, they had other artists save their show. The Weeknd is doing it all by himself. He is not a strong enough artist with big enough hits to do that. Even Coldplay knew they needed help.
Are you looking forward to The Weeknd this weekend?
