The Weeknd has released the official “Hong Kong” video, expanding the city-inspired song beyond its stadium unveiling.
The Weeknd shared the visual on November 12, with model Ming Xi starring alongside him. Evan Larsen directed the clip, which follows the record’s introduction during the singer’s visit to Hong Kong.
The video moves between daytime streets and the city after dark. Scenes of the singer alone in a bar and performing karaoke sit alongside footage of Xi traveling through the night.
The release also preserves the song’s connection to Cantopop singer Faye Wong. Her presence is central to a record that links The Weeknd’s style with the musical identity of the place named in its title.
The song first reached audiences at Kai Tak Stadium on October 24, when its visuals appeared during the opening night of his Hong Kong run. The newly released video gives that city-specific presentation a wider public life.
Pitchfork notes that the single arrived in China after its live debut, while a full Western streaming rollout had not been announced in its report. The public video and the audio’s regional availability are therefore separate developments.
The visual follows the conclusion of the After Hours Til Dawn tour in Kuala Lumpur. With its street scenes, nighttime movement and solitary performances, it gives the Hong Kong chapter a lasting release beyond the concert screen.
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