WATCH: Megan Moroney Delivers A Dose Of Karma In Highly Anticipated ‘6 Months Later’ Music Video

Megan Moroney is keeping the buzz going with the release of her “6 Months Later” music video and she got to celebrate the highly anticipated drop surrounded by a group of loyal fans.

One day prior to the video’s official debut, the Georgia native hosted an early premiere at The Westin Nashville’s rooftop bar, home to her exclusive Emo Cowgirl pop-up. Guests were treated to an immersive experience that paid tribute to each of Moroney’s musical eras, with new additions curated just for “6 Months Later.”

Heart-shaped balloon art, props and outfits from the song’s cover art and music video, special merch and even a custom ticket labeled “6 Months Later” helped bring the story to life. Fans got a first look at the video on a big TV screen while Moroney herself joined the crowd, making the intimate premiere even more special. Together, they sat and watched the magic of girlhood unfold through chaos, comedy, and a heavy dose of karma.

@who.is.jadaaa #greenscreenvideo ♬ 6 Months Later – Megan Moroney

The video opens with Moroney taking on her first role as a heartbroken woman. Dressed in a vibrant pink feather ensemble in a matching pink room with curlers in her hair and a bedazzled landline at the ready, she snacks on some popcorn while flipping through the channels on her TV. Moroney is seen taking on another role in a workout commercial before the heartbroken character lands on a nostalgic commercial that speaks directly to her.

The songstress quickly dials the number for a hotline called “Karma Now!,” which promises results in exactly six months. “Brought to you by Emo Cowgirl,” the ad was a not-so-subtle callout to anyone who’s ever been lied to, cheated on, manipulated, lied to or gaslit by a man in their life.

Moroney then appears in her next character as a call center representative looking to help out any recently dumped woman seeking revenge. After letting the heartbroken woman share her story, the call center representative begins typing away on her sticker-filled computer while surrounded by co-workers played by some of her closest friends in real life.

She works her magic to ensure the man suffers a series of unfortunate events, like turning his shower water blue, making his milk expired after he pours it into his morning cereal and giving him food poisoning while on a date with a new girl.

Eventually, the guy caves and decides to call his ex – cue the celebratory pink lights that fill the call center as the employees celebrate their job well done. In the final triumphant scenes, the man’s idiotic actions results in him losing out on not just one, but multiple woman and the cycle continues.

As an added bonus, fans can also call into the Karma Now! Hotline from the music video at 404-800-6373.

The scenes perfectly capture the comedic humor and all-too-relatable storyline that Megan Moroney depicts throughout the heartbreak anthem. Produced by Kristian Bush and co-written by Moroney with Ben Williams, David “Messy” Mescon, and Rob Hatch, “6 Months Later” finds the Georgia native reflecting on an unoriginal experience of an ex who left her heart broken, only to try and come back into her life six months later.

She begins by explaining that the drama between her and the man began in November of 2019 when the guy she was seeing admitted he felt they were “better off strangers” than lovers. The story comes to an epic close when Moroney’s gritty vocals inform the heartbreaker that he’s run out of chances to get her back.

“6 Months Later” marks the second release since Megan Moroney’s sophomore album, Am I Okay?, following her collaboration with Kenny Chesney, “You Had To Be There.” The song gives fans a glimpse into her next album, which she previously admitted is going to feature “a lot happier” music and less “really gut-wrenching” tracks than fans are used to seeing from her.

The song has officially become a highly-requested portion of her current headline run, the AM I OKAY? TOUR. Moroney will continue performing some of her biggest shows to date throughout the 50-date North American trek that wraps up in the fall.