Post Malone has decided to release a new music video for his track "Circles," but you'll need to jump through a ton of hoops if you want to watch it. In fact, the video is so complicated, it has its very own instructional video.
As you can see in the video below, the new "Circles" video (and remember there's an old one already) requires not one but two phones, as well as Spotify subscriptions if you want to watch it.
If that wasn't enough, then you must open a separate Spotify playlist on each phone — the rapper's Universe on the left phone, and Today's Top Hits on the right (but never the other way around). Then start scrolling to (hopefully) find "Circles" on both playlists.
After all that, you have to go all Zaireeka and press play on each phone simultaneously. If you follow all those steps, then maybe — just maybe — you'll get to watch the video play on each phone side-by-side and make that, um, circle.
We're assuming a huge wave of satisfaction follows, but we haven't got this to work ourselves.
"Circles" appears on Post Malone's most recent album, 2019's Hollywood's Bleeding. As previously reported, he has a pile of tour dates coming up in support of the record, including some here in Canada. You can see all those here.
As you can see in the video below, the new "Circles" video (and remember there's an old one already) requires not one but two phones, as well as Spotify subscriptions if you want to watch it.
If that wasn't enough, then you must open a separate Spotify playlist on each phone — the rapper's Universe on the left phone, and Today's Top Hits on the right (but never the other way around). Then start scrolling to (hopefully) find "Circles" on both playlists.
After all that, you have to go all Zaireeka and press play on each phone simultaneously. If you follow all those steps, then maybe — just maybe — you'll get to watch the video play on each phone side-by-side and make that, um, circle.
We're assuming a huge wave of satisfaction follows, but we haven't got this to work ourselves.
"Circles" appears on Post Malone's most recent album, 2019's Hollywood's Bleeding. As previously reported, he has a pile of tour dates coming up in support of the record, including some here in Canada. You can see all those here.
