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Antoine Fuqua directs Wayne and Bruno Mars in new Carter IV clip.By Rob Markman
Lil Wayne in his video for "Mirror"
Lil Wayne isn't done with Tha Carter IV just yet. The last time we saw a visual from Weezy's double-platinum opus was August, but on Tuesday (January 31), Mr. Carter followed up his "How to Love" video and dropped a clip for "Mirror," his collaboration with Bruno Mars.
In the vide, which was directed by filmmaker Antoine Fuqua, Weezy begins alone in a studio, shirtless with his long locks flowing. The camera zooms in, focusing in on the Martian's key ink, like the "Fear God" tattoo on his eyelids and the "Baby" tat on his right arm, which pays homage to Cash Money's CEO and Wayne's father figure, Birdman. The somber track, produced by REO of the Soundkillers opens with operatic wails and a shimmering hi-hat before Wayne starts rapping: "With everything happening today, you don't really know if you're coming or goin'/ But you think that you're on your way, life lined up on the mirror don't blow it."
It all builds rather slowly. As Wayne's first verse begins to take form, so does the visual. We look on as the Young Money superstar starts spray-painting, dabbling with red ink on an unseen canvas. Mars sits atop a prop ladder, bellowing his warm and introspective vocals: "Mirror on the wall, here we are again/ Through my rise and fall, you are my only friend."
As the story pushes on, Weezy begins to add color, mixing his red base with black-and-white splashes. Still, there is no reveal, just slight glimpses of Wayne's art. The rapper is onto something, however, because every now and again, he stops to marvel at his own creation. When the song draws to a close, Tunechi stands with his arms spread in triumph — the painting is finally done. With the song's closing chords, the masterpiece is finally unveiled, and in a true moment of self-examination, Wayne stares at the canvas. Who is the painting of? Wayne, of course, in all his glory — shirtless, locks flowing, with a mic in his hand. All hail Weezy!
What do you think of Lil Wayne and Bruno Mars' "Mirror" video? Tell us in the comments!
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