Haviah Mighty is back with a new music video. The Brampton rapper has shared combined visuals for her recent single "Room Service" and 2022's "Honey Bun."
The video, directed by previous collaborators Kit Weyman and Chris Lowe, encapsulates both tracks in its nearly six-minute runtime. "Honey Bun" runs for just under a minute and a half in the double feature, but starts the music video with a bang as Haviah Mighty raps confidently in a club over a synth string-led instrumental. The punchy 808s and afro-style grooves of "Room Service" mark the remainder of the video.
"We see a love triangle that manifested between an old and new love — and while it was a good time, it ultimately wasn't real, and didn't last," said Haviah Mighty of the video. "Together, these two videos/songs depict the difficult stages in a breakup that we all inevitably go through-and the reality that, if it's not to be, no matter what occurs — it will not be."
Fans are eagerly awaiting Haviah Mighty's next release following her 2022 JUNO-winning project Stock Exchange, which saw her become the first woman to win the award for Best Rap Album.
The video, directed by previous collaborators Kit Weyman and Chris Lowe, encapsulates both tracks in its nearly six-minute runtime. "Honey Bun" runs for just under a minute and a half in the double feature, but starts the music video with a bang as Haviah Mighty raps confidently in a club over a synth string-led instrumental. The punchy 808s and afro-style grooves of "Room Service" mark the remainder of the video.
"We see a love triangle that manifested between an old and new love — and while it was a good time, it ultimately wasn't real, and didn't last," said Haviah Mighty of the video. "Together, these two videos/songs depict the difficult stages in a breakup that we all inevitably go through-and the reality that, if it's not to be, no matter what occurs — it will not be."
Fans are eagerly awaiting Haviah Mighty's next release following her 2022 JUNO-winning project Stock Exchange, which saw her become the first woman to win the award for Best Rap Album.
