People are in awe of a Swedish record producer and songwriter dubbed 'the all-time most successful songwriter after Lennon/ McCartney'.
Social media users have been sharing their hilarious reactions to the fan's vocals at a recent concert
People are flooding to social media in stitches over footage of a Weeknd fan brutally snatching a sign from another concert goer.
The theory has become increasingly popular online, with fans noticing a huge amount of parallels between Gomez and The Idol's Jocelyn.
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The actor sat down with Vogue Australia to discuss her widely controversial new HBO series.
He said the moment in the second episode actually highlights the problem with his character.
The series focuses on Tedros Tedros who worms his way into the life of troubled pop star Jocelyn.
The new HBO series has been created by the same writer as Euphoria
The singer has opened up about the 'terrifying' moment he 'forgot how to sing' whilst filming The Idol
The singer has changed his Twitter name to Abel Tesfaye
The Weeknd says his next album will be his last hurrah as The Weeknd
The Blinded By The Lights singer is going by his government name to promote his latest project
The show recently became the subject of a damning Rolling Stone article
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters has called out Toronto newspapers, telling them he's 'far more important' than the Weeknd and Drake.
The Weeknd has proved he’s as stellar as celebs come by surprising a six-year-old fan who was photographed crying outside one of his shows
The Blinding Lights singer took to Twitter to reveal he might be changing his stage name
<p>Fans of The Weeknd have been sent into a frenzy over the possibility that lyrics from his new album are referring to former girlfriend Bella Hadid. On Friday, January 7, the 31-year-old, real name Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, released his new album, Dawn FM. However, fans were quick to spot a potential dig within lyrics featured <a href="https://www.unilad.co.uk/music/the-weeknd-fans-convinced-new-track-is-dissing-ex-bella-hadid/" title="Read more" >…</a></p>