Schoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign, And YG Travel Back In Time To A Drive-In Theater In 'Lies' Video

Schoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign, and YG have come with each other for the music video for "Lies" from Schoolboy Q's recently released album, Crash Talk. Teyana "Spike Tee" Taylor is in back of the lens, filming the memory museum of shenanigans at what's probably the last functioning drive-in theater in 2019. There is lots of fun to be had, hearts to be won over, and washroom stalls to shake as soon as taking a date to the next level. It's just a good time for each person involved, conveniently making you smile at house watching it.


Schoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign, and YG are minding their agency, watching the grand screen at the theater and you'll never guess what's playing: Schoolboy Q's video for "Dangerous," his teamwork with Kid Cudi. While this thematically heavy video plays on the screen, the drive-in gets crowded. People of all colors, shapes, and sizes, come with each other for a night of fun and spontaneity. While the fun happens around them, the trio ogle females from afar while enjoying themselves. It's then that we visualize some doppelgangers that look a little bit younger than they do, although we never visualize them all in the frame at the same time.


The party rages on via night. Eventually, no one's even paying attention to the screen. Everyone's focusing on fostering new connections, getting butterflies from that pretty person just out of reach, and figuring out what's the move subsequently. The trio find partners for themselves and duck off separately to spit some game and get a little bit closer and cuddlier. The video ends with a surprise; once the performers lean in for kisses from their girls, they come back up as their younger counterparts. We've been watching them relive the past. The video takes on a new meaning at this point, living in nostalgia because the trio reminiscence on pretty and much simpler times.


Schoolboy Q released Crash Talk in April. Moreover to "Lies," and "Dangerous," it also features "Floating," his teamwork with 21 Savage, "Chopstix," his group effort with Travis Scott, and "Numb Numb Juice." Each of those tracks also has a ridiculously wild music video so you'll aspire to check those out as well.


In the meantime, watch Schoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign, and YG have a full-blown blast in "Lies" up above.