Jay-Z and Kanye West have released an incredible music video for their hit single 'N****s in Paris' that features footage from the Watch the Throne tour stop in Los Angeles this past December.
The video uses a variety of overwhelming editing techniques that amplify the energy of the Staples Center, and is even prefaced by an official warning, claiming the video could "potentially trigger seizures." The dynamic duo took the monstrously successful tour across North America, and it is only fitting they used concert footage for the music video considering they played the song at least four times in a row each night.
The 'N****s in Paris' music video is an eye-popping peek into the high-energy tour that may have you feeling a ton of regret if you didn't go. Images of some of Paris' most famous landmarks are superimposed into the clip to create a mind-bending, kaleidoscopic view of the packed stadium from the perspective of Jay-Z and Kanye West, and whether you attended or not, you'll be banking on an encore tour sometime in 2012.
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