G-Eazy must be out of his mind in his new music video for "Sober," his collab with Charlie Puth, as the Bay Side rapper makes his way through the party lifestyles of several decades and he doesn't stop until he drops.
It all kicks off with the 28-year-old rapper in a pile of trash, before making his way into a speakeasy from yesteryears and finds a '50s housewife of interest. Interestingly enough, G-Eazy's smooth style has always nodded back to the early decade. Next up, viewers see the MC on a wild '70s hippie trip that includes loads of partying and skin. Let that be your NSFW warning. It's onto a mobster pool party and a '90s rave until he's back in that pile of trash by the end of the clip. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like Puth received his invites to any of the gatherings (sans the '90s outing) as he appears on a top of a roof for chorus duties in the Colin Tilley-directed clip.
"Sober" serves as the third single off The Beautiful & Damned, which dropped in December. You can catch him perform this song on his current tour, which is scheduled to complete at Radio City Music Hall on March 20.
G-Eazy's history with partying was discussed when the rapper took to The Breakfast Club earlier this year. "Well, I think that's a blurry line, it's not black and white," he said of the constant references to substance abuse on his LP. "I think sometimes the line between recreation or just tapping in turns into leaning on or depending on or escaping from."
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