BY BANDINI • JUNE 27, 2019

Earlier today (June 27), Rapsody endorsed a video through his social platforms. The montage visual features a series of Black women appear, including Oprah Winfrey, Michelle Obama, Grace Jones, Beyoncé, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah, Whoopi Goldberg, Maxine Waters, Aretha Franklin, and others.

Available at Genesis320, the video features cryptic wording, including “eve” and “August.” Although she was a prominent part of late 2018’s Jamla Is The Squad II, Rapsody’s last album was Laila’s Wisdom, back in 2017. With the messaging are images of triangles, which have become Rapsody’s social avatars with the video.

Rapsody Dedicates A Song To The Strong Women Who Make Life Possible (Audio)

In less than a decade, Rapsody has positioned herself as one of Hip-Hop’s elite MCs. Through albums, mixtapes, and features, the Snow Hill, North Carolina product has taken an independent, grassroots movement to the charts, the Grammy ballot, and the circles of JAY-Z as well as Dr. Dre.

However, true to the 2010 mixtape title that put her on the radars of many, Rap’ is a B-Girl at heart. Despite the success, that has not changed. On the latest episode of Rate The Bars, the Jamla Records artist shows how deep her passion for Hip-Hop runs. In doing so, she praises some of the peers that she has made some history and incredible music with.

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