Fresh off of the release of his new project, New Toronto 3, Tory Lanez blesses fans with a brand new visual for the single, "Who Needs Love." Tory's flexing his acting abilities, once again, in the new visual, playing the role of a street dealer who finds himself romantically entangled with a lady cop who apparently leaves him for a co-worker. Unfortunately, for the new love interest, things don't necessarily work out in his favor. But it doesn't work out for Tory, either, so who's to say there's a real winner in this situation?
Tory's been having one hell of a week. Following the global lockdown that's kept everyone indoors, the rapper launched Quarantine Radio out of boredom which turned into the go-to hangout on Instagram where all sorts of debauchery went down. After briefly getting banned for a week, the head of IG lifted the ban so the rapper could celebrate the release of New Toronto 3.
Check out his new music video above.
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