Rosie Marks directs the new visual from Sweet Action II, turning romantic impatience into an awkward fictional scenario.
Jack Harlow has released the video for “Too Soon,” featuring Babyface, alongside his new EP Sweet Action II. The visual gives their collaboration a deliberately uncomfortable setting: a funeral where romantic interest does not wait for an appropriate moment.
Directed by Rosie Marks, the clip follows a fictional story involving a grieving widow and the people seeking her attention. Its premise turns the song’s question about moving on into a comic situation rather than a literal account of either artist’s life.
The collaboration brings Babyface into the EP’s new material. As The Hype Magazine notes, the official video was released on Harlow’s channel with the director and production credits attached.
The timing of the attraction drives the video’s joke. By placing the characters in a setting associated with grief and restraint, the film makes their competing impulses part of the story surrounding the song.
Sweet Action II arrived November 6, following the EP announcement covered by Rolling Hype. The new visual moves that rollout beyond its title and guest reveal into a fully staged narrative.
Listeners can find the complete project on streaming services, including Apple Music. “Too Soon” supplies a visual entry point to the release, with its fictional scenario making the collaboration easy to distinguish from a straightforward performance video.
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