The 'Meet the Barkers' alum, who previously released 'Friends With Your EX', appears to have portrayed his journey in moving on from Charli D'Amelio in the new visuals.
- Mar 23, 2024
AceShowbiz - Landon Barker has unleashed the music video of his latest single titled "Over You". In the newly-released visuals, the son of Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler appears to have shared his journey in moving on from his then-girlfriend Charli D'Amelio.
In the MV, which was dropped via YouTube on Friday, March 22, the 20-year-old is documented trying to forget his former girlfriend, who is depicted by TikTok star Tara Yummy. In the beginning of the clip, he can be seen breaking down in tears. He appears overwhelmed by his thoughts of their memories together as he lies down on his bed.
The footage goes on to show a polaroid photo of Landon and Tara with "Over You" handwriting on it being engulfed in flames. It also includes short clips of the two spending time together in a park and inside his bedroom.
At one point, Landon is filmed looking at photos of him and Tara on his smartphone before he throws it away. He then rips posters all over the wall of his bedroom before the camera zooms in on him crying. Near the end of the clip, Tara is seen watching a movie with her new beau while Landon watches them as he sings the song.
Earlier that day, Landon launched the single "Over You". In a press release, he described the song, "Some people you will never get over until the day you die. 'Over You' is a break up song that relates to me personally, and I hope it resonates with you too."
On the track itself, the former "Meet the Barkers" star sings, "I can't get out of bed/ Your voice inside of my head/ Our favorite song on repeat/ I tried my best to forget/ All of the words that you said/ Act like it's nothing to me."
Landon continues, "This happens every time/ I wish that I could rewind/ And end things differently/ But can't bring myself to move on/ I miss you now that you're gone/ I feel it terminally/ Yeah, 'cause I can't help myself."
