Today, Tyrese drops new visuals co-starring Jennifer Hudson.

“Shame” comes from Tyrese’s upcoming album Black Rose, set to release July 10, and stars himself and Jennifer Hudson.

Tyrese shares with Billboard, “Black Rose is my most intimate album, it’s my most vulnerable album, and it’s my most honest album, most of the people that hear it compare it to Confessions by Usher, because when you’re just being honest saying, ‘Through my flaws and my shortcomings and relationships I lied, I cheated, I this and I that,’ whatever your story is or your scenarios, it goes back to blues. The reason why blues will be around forever is because people have to sing their most honest song or it just will be ineffective.”

The Paul Hunter-directed video is six minutes and is produced by Denzel Washington. The video starts out by Tyrese entering a church and confessing his sins. The entire music video consists of flashbacks to Tyrese’s character treating Hudson’s character badly. He yells at her, cheats on her, and is absent from his family at home. Between the flashbacks, Hudson sings backup with two other women for an emotional Tyrese at a bar in front of a crowd.

Tyrese shares with his fans that Black Rose will be his last solo-album, “I decided if I’m going to gracefully bow out of music, I wanted to leave the world with as much context as they could ever imagine. I just hope the world enjoys and embrace Black Rose.”

Watch the intense music video for “Shame” above, and get ready for July 10.

via Billboard