New York, NY –
- Wale has joined forces with Pyer Moss designer Kerby Jean Raymond to bring to life the breathtaking cinematic experience for his Wow… That’s Crazy album intro “Sue Me.”
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In his first directorial experience, Kerby flips the four-minute track into a nearly nine-minute short wherein an alternate reality, black and white Americans have switched places.
Wale praised Kerby, who also wrote the screenplay for “Sue Me”, in a tweet following the premiere the visual on Wednesday (April 22).
“Super proud my man @kerbito,” he began.
“It’s important for us to believe in our brothers/sisters. Encourage your people to push each other. Celebrate your victories. Now if you not familiar with him go look at his stuff and thank me later lol.”
Super proud my man @kerbito . It’s important for us to believe in our brothers/sisters . Encourage your people push each other . Celebrate their victories . Now if u not familiar with him go look at his stuff and thank me later lol
— Wale (@Wale) April 22, 2020
“Sue Me” follows the story star Lucas Hedges and his family, who live in a surreal low-income setting in New York City. There are several twists throughout the visual, including a re-enactment the arrest two unarmed black males in a Starbucks in Philadelphia, and visceral footage a real prisoner.
“The brother in the last minute the video is Aaron DeShawn Campbell,” Kerby explained in a tweet.
“He’s being held in solitary confinement at Elkton. We had to get permission to use his video from his family. He still needs a way out #sueme.”
The brother in the last minute the video is Aaron DeShawn Campbell. He’s being held in solitary confinement at Elkton. We had to get permission to use his video from his family. He still needs a way out. #sueme
— — (@kerbito) April 22, 2020
Watch the full video for “Sue Me” above.