Halsey and Marshmello's "Be Kind" Music Video Is a Digital Dance Party, So Let's Bust a Move

Published on June 27, 2020 at 3:32 PM

Halsey and Marshmello unveiled their music video for "Be Kind" on Saturday, and it's an escapist's dream. In the three-minute clip, Halsey shows off her moves by dancing through a triad of surreal realms, including an old stone building, a bright cityscape, and a colorful, flowery park. Meanwhile, the 25-year-old songstress croons about wanting a loved one to be open and honest with her. "I don't know why you hide from the one / And close your eyes to the one / Mess up and lie to the one that you love," she sings. "When you know you can cry to the one / Always confide in the one / You can be kind to the one that you love."

Halsey and Marshmello first dropped the song in May and partnered with Postmates for the #BeKind initiative. "Since I can't stop ordering snacks, I teamed up w @marshmellomusic + @postmates to spread the #BeKindxx message and donate $100,000 in tips to ur local Postmates drivers," Halsey wrote on Twitter. Although the campaign ended last month, we're still feeling the love. Watch the "Be Kind" music video above!

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