Niall Horan's 'Black and White' video reveals montage of photoshoots, fans say 'stop being so cute and talented'
Niall Horan is still keeping his fans up to date with new treats during the coronavirus lockdown and has announced the release of his new music video for 'Black and White' which dropped on April 21. The song comes off his sophomore album 'Heartbreak Weather' which released last month and was written by Horan with Julian Bunetta, Teddy Geiger, Alexander Izquierdo and Scott Harris and produced by Bunetta.
Fans can get their fair share of the 26-year-old Irish singer as the new video features a grainy montage of photoshoot sessions and numerous scenes of Horan performing in-studio and onstage. As Horan sings, "Swear in front of all our friends. There'll never be another. I promise that I'll love you for the rest of my life" in the romantically-charged number, the clip ends showing Horan performing for a massive concert crowd before exiting backstage with a fireworks display.
Horan's fans were quick to pour in with their comments on Twitter. "Apart from being the best love song ever made it has the most beautiful lyric video ever, loved it so much!", says a fan. Fans even described it as "Absolutely marvelous", "catchy" and "funny" as several shared their favorite scenes from the video. Fans were also appreciating the feel-good theme of the video, saying "nothing but a smile on your face the whole time I LOVE IT (sic)" and "Niall thank you so much for bringing some light into our lives during quarantine !!! this video made me so happy :) #BlackAndWhiteMusicVideo." Fans also described Horan as "cute" and "gorgeous". One fan says, "Stop being so cute and talented, my heart" while another wrote, "We got model Niall content."
Horan had performed 'Black and White' on April 18 during the special 'Global Citizen’s One World: Together at Home' where he gave a shout out to essential workers working tirelessly during the coronavirus pandemic, according to MTV. The show was broadcast on various networks and featured as a live stream worldwide and aims at raising funds for the global COVID-19 response effort.
Read a review on Niall Horan's 'Heartbreak Weather' here.
