Rapper and artist Yasiin Bey talks to MSNBC’s Ari Melber in this interview from inside Bey’s new art installation at the Brooklyn Museum, discussing his approach to making music and art, race relations, criminal justice and growing up in Brooklyn. The two also reflect on iconic verses from Bey’s classic album Black on Both Sides, which celebrated a 20th anniversary this year. Bey shares his philosophy on life, saying “there’s the opportunity to do something beautiful today, so be great today.” Aired on 12/20/19.
Listen to song: https://youtu.be/A3TilwlPvP4
Watch full interview: https://youtu.be/jI9FndfuL6k
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Yasiiiin bey all day
Haha! 'You don't see too many joyous racists' !
Hell of a heavy overcoat to be wearing.
Love
"Relevance"is the word…save the "y."
Shouts to the so-called hip hop fans that disliked the video because they're triggered by the word racist.
Black On Both Sides aged like fine wine. I can't believe this album came out in the late 90s. GREAT sound quality.
Great song,