Future has released the music video for "No Misery," the latest visual from his chart-topping album The Real Me. Directed by Loris Russier, the video follows the rapper through a bustling Tokyo as he grapples with lingering feelings for an ex-lover who appears to have moved on, while he raps over a distorted, throaty flow about wealth and hedonism.

The video sees Future rapping from a luxury car and dark alleyways, sporting chains and an Atlanta Braves cap, while his former love interest is shown enjoying a night out elsewhere in the city, seemingly unaffected by memories of him. Produced by Wheezy, "No Misery" peaked at No. 54 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is one of 17 tracks from The Real Me to chart following the album's 10 July release; the LP gave Future his 12th US No. 1 album, the fifth-most of all time, with 131,000 equivalent album units earned through 16 July, according to Luminate.