The 30-second clip finds Jay walking down an empty chapel with his daughter, while Bey is seen towering over a pulpit.
- Dec 29, 2017
AceShowbiz - It's only been a month since Jay-Z admitted that he cheated on Beyonce Knowles, but it appears that he is going to further explain the story in his new music video. The "Empire State of Mind" rapper shared on TIDAL's Twitter account on December 28 a teaser for his "Family Feud" music video, which stars Beyonce and his five-year-old daughter Blue Ivy.
In the 30-second clip, Jay-Z is seen walking down the aisle of an empty chapel while holding his daughter's hand. On the other hand, Bey, who dons a black, Pope-ish looking outfit, towers over the pulpit, intimidatingly staring at the camera. She then joins Jay-Z in a confession booth, where the rapper appears to seek forgiveness from her.
There's also a scene where viewers get to see an unknown man and woman passionately making out naked. The woman then suddenly stabs the man in the back, making him fall to the floor and clutch his chest as the lyrics, "We all lose when the family feuds," play in the background. There's a possibility that the couple is young Jay and Bey as the scene is colored in black and white, suggesting that it happens in the past.
.@S_C_’s “Family Feud” x 12/29 x #TIDAL: https://t.co/We5OlPBrLl pic.twitter.com/sNoRbI8R56
— TIDAL (@TIDAL) 28 Desember 2017
The music video for "Family Feud" will be premiered on Friday, December 29 on TIDAL.
"Family Feud" is one of the tracks off Jay-Z's latest effort "4:44", which leads the 2018 Grammy Award nominations with eight nods. The track, which also features Bey, finds the rapper spitting lines about the couple's marital issue. Even after releasing the track, Jay-Z didn't stop addressing their issue. During an interview with The New York Times, he opened up about his past infidelity.
"You know, most people walk away, and like divorce rate is like 50 percent or something 'cause most people can't see themselves. The hardest thing is seeing pain on someone's face that you caused, and then have to deal with yourself," he shared at the time. "So, you know, most people don't want to do that. You don't want to look inside yourself. And so you walk away."
