Troye Sivan's 'Heaven' Video Will Comfort the LGBTQ Community Before Trump's Inauguration

On the day before a new president touting a cabinet where every member opposes LGBTQ rightsTroye Sivan delivers a powerful visual for one of the most poignant and moving songs on his Blue Neighbourhood album.

"Heaven" features pro-LGBTQ singer Betty Who and is centered around lyrics that any queer person inevitably feels when trying to reckon why religion is the central argument against being one's true self: "Without losing a piece of me / How do I get to heaven? / So if I'm losing a piece of me / Maybe I don't want heaven?" In the accompanying visual, clips of Troye singing in his lover's arms are interspersed with historic shots of LGBTQ movements, allies and regular-old couples. Watch (and be ready to get choked up) above.