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Big Sean And Jhene Aiko Channel ’90s Romance Classics In Their Full ‘Body Language’ Video

The couple revisits the song after releasing a teaser earlier in the year. …

Big Sean and Jhene Aiko channel the classic Black romantic films of the ’90s in the full video for their collaboration “Body Language” from Sean’s album Detroit 2. The couple revisited the song after releasing a teaser earlier in the year as part of the promotion for Detroit 2. Where the original video didn’t include hook singer Ty Dolla Sign and simply followed Jhene and Sean on a romantic getaway, the new version goes full-on conceptual as the two reimagine fan-favorite scenes from Love Jones, Poetic Justice, and Waiting To Exhale.

Opening with a reference to Love Jones‘s spoken-word poetry readings with Sean taking the Darius role, the video sees them reproducing the workplace flirtation between Justice and Lucky from Poetic Justice, as well as the postal truck road trip. A reference to Waiting To Exhale‘s famed car-burning sequence appears as a flashback/fantasy of Jhene’s, while a mid-video interlude brings back Love Jones for a cab exchange between Jhene and her friend that praises Sean’s D-game. Ty appears in his own scenes, which reproduce the ill-fated bachelor party from The Best Man.

Meanwhile, Sean confirmed during a Reddit AMA that more new music is coming from him and his girlfriend Jhene, as they are working on another Twenty88 release.

Watch Big Sean’s “Body Language” video above.

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Eylsia calls for voices to rise and shine on latest release “We Outshine”

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Eylsia‘s latest release, “We Outshine” is a message about taking back your voice, your confidence, and your space in the world. “The song is a message to anyone who’s ever been knocked down, held down or had their voice covered up. That’s not the story, the story is not that, it’s Eylsia, “It’s about standing up. No retreat.

“We Outshine” is rooted in the spirit of the collective. The song isn’t just about a personal struggle for motivation, but it is also a call for a generation to “rise and shine,” believing that every person has a story that can ignite the fire. That feeling of being together is what makes the song meaningful. This is for the ones who know what it feels like to keep going when others have tried to dim your light.

Eylsia flips the song on its head with a simple yet powerful notion: setbacks are not the end of the story. ‘We Outshine’ is a song about unity. It’s about getting back what was taken from you. It’s about making your story worth living for. The song’s point is clear: stick together. This song is about bravery, about being seen and standing together.

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Stephanie Phillip faces life’s hardest unknowns on latest release “Try As We Might”

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“Try As We Might” by Stephanie Phillip is a song of deeply personal emotional tension, written during a precarious time when two life-changing experiences were happening at once. Her brother is dying of cancer, and plans are made to marry her love, now her 2nd husband. The song exists in the space between love, fear, hope, and the unknown. The feeling underneath it is not knowing what’s next, even when life seems to be asking for it.

“Try As We Might” is about “Walking the Tightrope,” an image that preludes an emotional journey of joy and pain side by side. The song is about wanting to “see around a corner,” but life doesn’t offer that kind of certainty. This contrast gives the track its human weight, because the feeling isn’t presented as something easily solved.

Stephanie Phillip’s song is about living in a moment that won’t be easy. The tension of preparing for marriage and the possible loss of a brother is a powerful emotional setting. That tension gives “Try As We Might” its meaning. This is not a song of certainty. This is a song about the unknown and what it takes to keep going in that.

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