Last month, 6LACK unleashed his highly anticipated East Atlanta Love Letteralbum. One of the standout cuts off the project that garnered the attention of listeners was the ATL native's debut collaboration with J. Cole on the somber "Pretty Little Fears." The pair reunited for the T-Minus-produced track's visual, which released Monday afternoon (Oct. 15).
The tender clip finds 6LACK and the Dreamville frontman combating their relationship struggles in differing ways. The 26-year-old hyphenate opens up about his relationship failures in a dialogue confronting his girl at the time, taking the extensive conversation from the school gym to the oceanside.
Cole injects himself into the Matthew Dillon Cohen-directed visual shortly after the two-minute mark, vulnerably speaking on how his relationship has allowed him to thrive in life, even when making mistakes in the past. The North Carolina-bred rapper ends up at a vacant carnival alongside 6LACK to close out the video with a serene moment of reflection.
The tender clip finds 6LACK and the Dreamville frontman combating their relationship struggles in differing ways. The 26-year-old hyphenate opens up about his relationship failures in a dialogue confronting his girl at the time, taking the extensive conversation from the school gym to the oceanside.
Cole injects himself into the Matthew Dillon Cohen-directed visual shortly after the two-minute mark, vulnerably speaking on how his relationship has allowed him to thrive in life, even when making mistakes in the past. The North Carolina-bred rapper ends up at a vacant carnival alongside 6LACK to close out the video with a serene moment of reflection.
