G-Eazy And Charlie Puth Release 'Sober' Video
. ![]() (Radio.com) G-Eazy parties and gets up to no good across generations in the wild new video for "Sober" featuring Charlie Puth. The visual is the latest from G-Eazy's most recent album, The Beautiful & Damned. The time-traveling clip opens with the rapper waking up in a back alley looking beat up and worse for wear. When he stumbles into a nearby doorway, he's transported to the Roaring '20s. There, he drinks to excess as he lords over a Prohibition-era party. With Charlie Puth hanging out on a rooftop singing the hook, G-Eazy commits adultery in the 1950s, trips with hippies in the '60s, and snorts himself into oblivion in the '80s before landing in the '90s at drug-fueled rave. Watch the NSFW clip here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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