Abel Tesfaye officially kills off The Weeknd
Abel Tesfaye, the Canadian singer-songwriter who rose to fame as The Weeknd, has officially killed off his music persona. In a new interview with W Magazine, Tesfaye said that he is ready to move on from The Weeknd and focus on his own personal growth.
“I’m going through a cathartic path right now,” Tesfaye said. “It’s getting to a place and a time where I’m getting ready to close the Weeknd chapter.”
Tesfaye said that he created The Weeknd as a way to escape his own personal demons. “I was going through a lot of personal stuff,” he said. “I was dealing with a lot of anxiety and depression. The Weeknd was a way for me to express that.”
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However, Tesfaye said that he is no longer in the same place that he was when he created The Weeknd. “I’ve grown a lot as a person,” he said. “I’m in a much better place now.”
Abel Tesfaye said that he is still going to make music
Tesfaye said that he is still going to make music, but he will no longer be using the name The Weeknd. “I’m going to be making music under my real name, Abel Tesfaye,” he said. “I’m ready to be myself.”
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Tesfaye’s decision to kill off The Weeknd is a significant moment in his career. The Weeknd was one of the most successful artists of the 2010s, and his music helped to define a generation. However, Tesfaye’s decision to move on from The Weeknd shows that he is ready to embrace a new chapter in his life.
It is unclear what Tesfaye’s music will sound like under his own name, but it is sure to be different from The Weeknd. Tesfaye has said that he is interested in exploring new genres and sounds, and he is excited to see what the future holds.
Abel Tesfaye’s decision to kill off The Weeknd
Tesfaye’s decision to kill off The Weeknd is a bold move, but it is one that is sure to be met with support from his fans. Tesfaye is one of the most talented artists of his generation, and his music is sure to continue to evolve and grow.
