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The Weeknd Shines with “Baptized In Fear” and “Open Hearts” on Jimmy Fallon

The Weeknd credits Tom Cruise’s viral 2015 lip-sync of “Can’t Feel My Face” for helping the track become his first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit.
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Jimmy Fallon

The Weeknd wowed fans with an unforgettable live performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, delivering an emotional medley of his new songs “Baptized In Fear” and “Open Hearts.”

A Powerful Debut on Jimmy Fallon

This was The Weeknd’s first time performing on The Tonight Show, and he made it count. Dressed in his signature dark style, he captivated the audience with raw emotion and haunting vocals. His appearance comes at a time when his music is taking a deeper, more personal turn.

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“Baptized In Fear”: A Song About Struggle and Survival

The first track he performed, “Baptized In Fear”, is from his recent album Hurry Up Tomorrow. The song dives into themes of inner battles and mental pressure, with lyrics like:

“Figure in the corner laughing at me / Water fill my lungs, vision blurry.”

Fans and critics have praised the track for its honesty and emotional depth, calling it one of his most intense songs yet.

Transitioning Into “Open Hearts”

Without missing a beat, The Weeknd smoothly moved into “Open Hearts”, another emotional song that perfectly matched the tone of the first. The two tracks blended beautifully, showing off his storytelling and vocal range.

A Double Treat: Music Meets Film

This performance also lines up with the release of The Weeknd’s new film Hurry Up Tomorrow, which hit screens on May 14, 2025. The film shares the same emotional themes as his recent music, giving fans a full artistic experience.

Aswasan Khadka

Aswasan Khadka

Aswasan Khadka is a BICTE student and web developer from Morang, Nepal. He focuses on ICT education, website development, and digital content creation. He also enjoys blogging and works as a buzz content writer.