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The song’s tone shifts to something darker (not uncommon for The Weeknd). Abel has earned (pun intended) his fame. While many are happy for his success, some still want to see him fall, or relapse, back into his old ways. Many fans claim to miss the sound Abel utilized in his past project, Trilogy , wanting him to “relapse” into a deep depression and produce music more similar to that era again. However, he’s just trying to be happy with his success, releasing tracks like “Can’t Feel My Face” and “Often”, with a more experimental and lively style.