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Earlier this week, Warner Bros. debuted the first music video to come from the upcoming Suicide Squad soundtrack, which debuts on August 5, the same day the movie hits theaters nationwide. That song, Twenty One Pilots' "Heathens," is said to be the main single from the soundtrack, but there could also be plenty of other hits that emerge from this 14-track album. Today we have the second music video from the sountrack, "Sucker For Pain" by Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa & Imagine Dragons w/ Logic & Ty Dolla $ign ft X Ambassadors.

Much like the Twenty One Pilots video, this video is set in Belle Reve, the prison that houses the members of Task Force X. This music video, which debuted on Facebook, features plenty of footage from the movie itself, with a few bits and pieces we haven't seen before. While we don't know how many singles will be released off the soundtrack itself,...

Last week, Warner Bros. unveiled the soundtrack song list and artwork for their highly-anticipated comic book adaptation Suicide Squad, which hits theaters on August 5. Before the soundtrack list was confirmed, there had been rumors that the lead song off this soundtrack would be "Heathens" by Twenty One Pilots, and that the music video may hit soon. It seems that rumor has been confirmed, with the music video dropping today.

Like most music video movie tie-ins, this "Heathens" video features snippets of footage from the movie, particularly within the Belle Reve prison. The video follows members of the band as they have been thrown in this prison with the various members of Task Force X. For fans who pre-order the album starting today on iTunes, you'll get a free instant download of the "Heathens" song. The band is said to be a favorite of both director David Ayer and Jared Leto...