Video Premiere: Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's 'See You Again' From 'Furious 7'
Fresh off breaking multiple box office records, "Furious 7" has just released a music videofor one of the songs off its soundtrack.
On Monday, April 6, the film debuted the official visuals for "See You Again", a touching ballad which Wiz Khalifa cut with budding singer Charlie Puth.
The four-minute clip opens with Puth singing his hook while sitting at a piano. Wiz appears in another place, rapping his verses against the sunset before finding himself being surrounded by a number of cars. Several scenes from the film, including shots of Vin Diesel and the late Paul Walker, are also featured in the video.
"See You Again" is a tribute song to Walker, who died in a car crash back in late 2013. It appears along with other contributions from T.I., Juicy J, Future, Kid Ink, Tyga, Iggy Azalea and more on the movie's sountrack album which was released last month.
The seventh installment of the "Fast and Furious" franchise opened in U.S. theaters last Friday. It's currently ruling the box office after debuting with approximately $143.6 million domestically. It logs the highest opening week ever in the month of April, and the ninth largest opening weekend in history.
On Monday, April 6, the film debuted the official visuals for "See You Again", a touching ballad which Wiz Khalifa cut with budding singer Charlie Puth.
The four-minute clip opens with Puth singing his hook while sitting at a piano. Wiz appears in another place, rapping his verses against the sunset before finding himself being surrounded by a number of cars. Several scenes from the film, including shots of Vin Diesel and the late Paul Walker, are also featured in the video.
"See You Again" is a tribute song to Walker, who died in a car crash back in late 2013. It appears along with other contributions from T.I., Juicy J, Future, Kid Ink, Tyga, Iggy Azalea and more on the movie's sountrack album which was released last month.
The seventh installment of the "Fast and Furious" franchise opened in U.S. theaters last Friday. It's currently ruling the box office after debuting with approximately $143.6 million domestically. It logs the highest opening week ever in the month of April, and the ninth largest opening weekend in history.
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