In Fleur and Manu's ambitious, layered, cameo-littered epic for A$AP Rocky's Everyday, we follow the irrepressible Rocky's career in reverse - from a point where all that lavish living has definitely caught up with him.

Bloated, used-up, and face-down in a pool, Everyday (which samples Rod Stewart's vocal from In A Broken Dream) tracks an old rapper's past through flashbacks which see him popping prescription pills and going under the knife to retain his fading looks, becoming unrecognisable. Rod (who has looked after himself) makes a brief appearance too, and Mark Ronson, as this whirlwind of scenes of partying, drugs and girls reveals present-day Rocky in all his current gorgeousness.

There's a 'money can't buy happiness' message in there somewhere, but Rocky still comes out as more of a carpe diem type of guy...