The weeknd losers ft labrinth full#

Now the tide is rolling in, I ainвЂ™t tryinвЂ™ to win. In the scene, Labrinth sings, вЂњHey Lord, you know IвЂ™m fighting, IвЂ™m sure this world is done with me. The lyrics for вЂњIвЂ™m TiredвЂќ correlate with Rue and her journey with substance-abuse disorder, which she is ultimately tired of. The church and RueвЂ™s reunion with her father, combined with the amount of drugs sheвЂ™s taken, allude to her potentially overdosing, but we wonвЂ™t know the outcome until the next episode. After this, Rue tiredly walks into a church, surrounded by people, including Jules and Elliot, and embraces the choir leader (Labrinth) as he passionately sings вЂњIвЂ™m Tired.вЂќ While hugging him, Rue is hallucinating that she is embracing her father, and she apologizes for her wrongdoings. Toward the end of the episode, following a fight with Jules, an already-high Rue dips into her suitcase of drugs to sell and takes multiple pills. Jules and Elliot grow closer and hook up, while RueвЂ™s substance abuse continues to consume her.

Cal drunkenly confesses his secrets to his family. CassieвЂ™s obsession with Nate is at an all-time high, and when he rekindles his relationship with Maddy (as toxic as it may be), she falls into a deep depression. Just when you thought things couldnвЂ™t get more complicated, heartbreaking, and messy, this episode came through and amplified the stakes to a whole new degree. The latest episode of вЂњEuphoria,вЂќ titled вЂњYou Who Cannot See, Think of Those Who Can,вЂќ took viewers on a wild ride.

The weeknd losers ft labrinth full#

During a powerful scene highlighting the spiraling nature of RueвЂ™s substance abuse, Labrinth is seen singing his newest song composed for вЂњEuphoriaвЂќ in a church full of people, and fans (including myself) have since been eager to listen to the song on repeat.