Solange directs 'underwhelming' SZA video
Social media users have slammed Solange for messing up SZA's video for 'The Weekend'.
SZA's fans are begging her to redo the video for her hit single, 'The Weekend' - claiming the one directed by Solange Knowles does not do the song justice.
The Solange-directed video made its debut several days ago, and many SZA fans gave the "underwhelming" video poor reviews.
They slammed the video's aesthetic, saying it does not complement the lyrics of the "side chick anthem".
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Some accused Solange of directing a video that was more suitable for her own music.
"Waiting for SZA and Solange to say just kidding!" one YouTube user commented.
Another added: "Solange straight sabotaged this s**t."
Here's what others had to say on Twitter.
solange got sza in that video like pic.twitter.com/fXU46gQPd3
— 🤥 (@IsiahaSaid) December 22, 2017
The problem with the weekend video is solange directed it for solange's taste and image. Not sza's. It also doesn't coincide with the song. Boo
— Ric Flair Drip (@SoulCompanyx) December 22, 2017
SZA: So the Weekend is about a man who-
— ida (@aileenasclaudia) December 22, 2017
Solange: First of all, no.
me pretending to understand The Weekend music video only because i like SZA and Solange pic.twitter.com/uvsQkenZk1
— poc teenager (@aubreysoctober) December 22, 2017
SZA after she finished watching Solange's final edit for the weekend. pic.twitter.com/YwMbOJazHK
— ⚡ anthony (@anth_nyy) December 23, 2017
SZA: so I think the video should follow the so-
— Baby E✨ (@BoyItsBvbyE) December 24, 2017
Solange: we doing it like cranes in the sky
SZA: but the songs abo-
Solange: CRANES IN THE SKY pic.twitter.com/xBVRJ40VME
SZA can take comfort in the fact that her video with Maroon 5, 'What Lovers Do', has been watched more than 128-million times since its September 28 release.
The song is currently at number nine on the Coca-Cola Top 40.
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