Jhené Aiko And Big Sean Are Stuck On Happier Memories In 'None Of Your Concern'

Jhené Aiko and Big Sean's post-relationship collaborations have been....Interesting to mention the least. First, they linked up on Big Sean's "Single Again" in July where, as a substitute opposed to celebrating having no significant other, Sean reported that he would concentrate on bettering himself. Right now, They've linked up on the somber and emotional new cut, "None Of Your Concern," that's like a upset update to "Single Again," once the novelty of having freedom wears thin and the reality sets in that the relationship is really over. Both artists are raw and wounded with sweetly sung verses that hint that the road to healing for them both lies at each other's feet. That road is named acceptance.


The video begins off by setting the scene: it's a peaceful, pollution-less morning in a tropical environment that could make anyone happy to just wake up away from the smog and vehicle horns that control our lives. Nevertheless for Jhene Aiko, the silence and serenity are painful and, any time we visualize her, there's a puffiness to her eyes that recommend she's just finished crying. She opens her mouth and it's like butterflies come out as she eases into the cutting lyricism about her ex's current doings. "I've been hearin' things and seeing things/ and thus it seems you moving on from me/ naturally you on the scene with little miss thing/and trust me she really don't want beef," she sings, softly, although with malevolent air.


once she digs into the emotions that she's feeling, she's in a tub staring into the distance and then she's also on a bed, eyes vacant as she surfs through memories. There really are no transitions between these time jumps as if to show that this is how it feels for Jhené. Time doesn't even flow right anymore. She steps then outdoor in a dress and heels on the porch as she eats her kittens. At this point, the song swells and she finds power, telling her ex that who she's dating right now isn't of their concern anymore.


The camera then shifts, as if the song's ending, only for Big Sean to come into view looking, and sounding, equally down in the dumps. "You know there's not a day in these modern times/ That you haven't crossed my mind/ We both crossed the lines," he sings. While Jhene takes to her residence to heal, he stands in a church, asking the skies what exactly should he do next. It ends with him sitting down, contemplating his next course of action, right now that the woman of his past is none of his concern.


Check out Jhené and Big Sean's heartbreaking new video for 'None Of Your Concern' up above.