Usher Sheds Tears in New "Crash" Music Video

The clip is his first in more than a year and the single is featured on his new album, Flawed

We're not crying—you're crying!

Actually, Usher is crying. The 37-year-old R&B crooner and former The Voice coach, showcases his signature dance moves and showcases his sensitive side by shedding tears in a surprise new music video, "Crash," which he dropped Friday in a surprise move.

"Would you mind if I dropped the #CrashVideo?" he wrote on Twitter.

"Nice video Usher. We missed you!" said a YouTube viewer.

"Yeah mannnn. Usher's back!" another person said.

The song contains lyrics such as "Would you mind if I still loved you? / Would you mind if things don't last? / Would you mind if I hold onto / You so that I won't crash?" and "I'm not thinking 'bout nobody else but you / You're the only one who takes me there."

"Crash" marks Usher's first music video as a lead artist in several months, following the release of "Chains," which features Nas and addresses police brutality.

"Crash" was released as a single last week and also follows Usher's single "No Limit," which dropped a day earlier. Both tracks are featured on Usher's upcoming eighth studio album, Flawed, which is set for release this summer.