Hurry Up Tomorrow reactions paint it as egomaniacal vanity project for The Weeknd

Hurry Up Tomorrow, which is a companion to The Weeknd's album of the same name, is being blasted all across social media. The post Hurry Up Tomorrow reactions paint it as egomaniacal vanity project for The Weeknd appeared first on JoBlo.

May 15, 2025 - 12:56

Hurry Up Tomorrow reactions paint it as egomaniacal vanity project for The Weeknd

Everybody’s workin’ for the weekend – and some, like The Weeknd, are in overdrive, with the singer at the forefront of Hurry Up Tomorrow, a movie tie-in to his album of the same name. So what are people saying about the movie ahead of its wide release this week?

For starters, our own editor-in-chief Chris Bumbray has labeled Hurry Up Tomorrow a shameless vanity project for The Weeknd, although he might want to give Guinness a call…As he put it after a recent screening, the movie “sets a record for the amount of times a lead actor cries in a movie. The Weeknd literally cries a gallon of tears. I laughed uncontrollably during the climax. And he has the audacity to play himself. No one loves The Weeknd as much as The Weeknd!”

#HurryUpTomorrow – sets a record for the amount of times a lead actor cries in a movie. The Weeknd literally cries a gallon of tears. I laughed uncontrollably during the climax. And he has the audacity to play himself. No one loves The Weeknd as much as The Weeknd!— Chris Bumbray (@cbumbray) May 15, 2025

But not all of the reviews for Hurry Up Tomorrow can be that bad, right?

#HurryUpTomorrow – Easily one of the worst movies of the decade, a movie that can't even be saved by a powerhouse of a performance by Jenna Ortega. Full review soon pic.twitter.com/5UzS1Im4zj— . (@madandbroke) May 15, 2025