Belly and The Weeknd Release Their New Music Video "What You Want"

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The fellow Canadians, Belly and The Weeknd have teamed up for a new track that you unlikely will be able to get out of your head. It's called "What You Want."

In addition to being really into the song itself, the video is itself such magnetic, so to speak. Watch below as the pair arrive at an abandoned, prison-like place aboard a flying pyramid, while scantly-clad woman from the future (probably aliens) randomly watch television in 3D and cut money-cake with machetes...



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