#AMINE LIMBO WALLPAPER FULL#
I really don’t think Black men, Black women will stop being killed until there’s a respect for Black life.”Ĭheck out the full interview with Aminé in the video above to hear about his experience with racism in Portland, his Insecure cameo, and more.
since the Black Lives Matter protests that erupted this year. I really didn’t feel like something I put a lot of my effort into for the past two years or something that I truly, truly care about was worth trying to self-promote during the world breaking down.”Īminé also reflected on the state of race relations in the U.S. “It was a decision I made myself, that I’m proud of. It really didn’t feel right in my gut,” he said. I wanted to hold it back ‘til now just because I don’t know. “I’ve had this album ready for a while, but I guess, for me, I just didn’t feel right. Aminé said he was planning on releasing the album around May, but the outpouring of grief and frustration following the killings of unarmed Black people like George Floyd made him rethink the release date.
During the interview, Aminé explained why he decided to delay the release of his album, discussed his song, “Becky”, and how it relates to the racism he faced while growing up, and explained how he landed a cameo in the latest season of Issa Rae’s Insecure. Aminé’s sophomore project, Limbo, dropped last Friday following singles like “Compensating,” “Riri,” and “Shimmy.” On the latest episode of For The Record, the Portland rapper sat down with Genius' VP of Content Strategy Rob Markman to discuss his follow-up to OnePointFive.
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