Watch - TheWeeknd shares scathing scene from TheIdol in which his character throws shade at RollingStone
The Weeknd is clapping back at 'Rolling Stone' magazine, after the outlet published a bombshell new exposé claiming that "The Idol" has become "twisted torture porn". In response, the singer and actor posted a clip from the upcoming HBO series, in which his character throws shade at the publication.
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