The pop star's new film is a feature-length study in his stardom that will leave you counting ceiling tiles instead

The Weeknd’s Hurry Up Tomorrow feature film experienced the chart-topping success shared by the singer’s album of the same name.

Abel Tesfaye, the singer and sometime actor (“The Idol”) better known as the Weeknd, has called “Hurry Up Tomorrow” a “love letter” to his fans in an interview with the New York Times. Tesfaye, as he’s credited here, co-wrote the movie, and also produced it, stars in it and, with Daniel Lopatin, composed the music for it.