Rolling Stones' new video has a dog playing basketball to brighten your day

If, perhaps, you need something to take your mind off things for awhile, try the Rolling Stones‘ music video for “Hate To See You Go” off their new studio album Blue and Lonesome. 

The video is mostly studio footage of the band recording the song, written by blues legend Little Walter, interspersed with slice-of-life scenes from various cities. Most importantly, there’s a dog flirting with a career in basketball and Mick Jagger’s gleeful dance moves. 

The imagery that could not come at a better time following Donald Trump’s perplexing decision to play “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” just after his victory speech — even though the Rolling Stones have publicly distanced themselves from him. 

Please enjoy this ambitious pup. Maybe it will make you feel better. 

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