The Weeknd attacks an older version of himself in music video for his new song Gasoline

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The Weeknd took self-loathing to a whole new level in the music video for his new song Gasoline.The singer-songwriter, 31, released the music video which shows the star as he chases down and then savagely beats up an older version of himself.The beating takes place in a busy club where dozens of people laugh, dance and embrace.

More than a disagreement: The Weeknd took self-loathing to a whole new level in the music video for his new song GasolineWhile it appears fun and exciting from the outside, more sinister images flash quickly across the screen.

Some of these more grisly moments show previously average-looking individuals with eyes missing, rotten teeth and other facial deformities.The Blinding Lights singer chased after his older self through the crowded club before catching up to and shoving a device into his ear.

Elder abuse:The singer-songwriter, 31, released the music video which shows the star as he chases down and then savagely beats up an older version of himself Not all is what is seems:Some of these more grisly moments show previously average-looking individuals with eyes missing, rotten teeth and other facial deformities A bloody mess:After picking up the older Weeknd from the ground, the younger Weeknd headbutts him repeatedlyAfter picking up the older Weeknd from the ground, the younger Weeknd headbutts him repeatedly before kicking him several times and stomping on his nose, knocking him unconscious.Gasoline is one of 16 songs on The Weeknd's new album, Dawn FM, which came out Friday.The 31-year-old singer–songwriter's fifth studio release has received widespread critical acclaim from reviewers, who pointed to the project's polished production and thematic elements as its strongest assets.The.