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Absolutely politically correct

Chika was also a web user at the time, and when it came out, she didn't hesitate to perform a Freestyle with Kanye's "Jesus Walks."He attacked Kanye's claims about slavery and his support for Trump, and questioned and cautioned about Kanye's surprising relationship with Trump.

The video has been viewed more than 6 million times on Ins. Netizens have said that the song is too powerful.

This isn't the first time Cheika has been popular, posting a video of herself singing on Ins back in 2016 and having a small fan base.

But this is the first time she has been exposed to the public, and the first time she has felt that her words resonate strongly.

This is.ChikaThe fastest poem ever written was because it was full of emotion behind it, she thoughtEveryone was betrayed by Kanye.

Kanye, a public figure who has been on fire all over the worldIt's so obvious to black people that when you see people you identify with, you're going to be crazy when you go from one political extreme to the other in such a short period of time.

Chika said“Music has always been a tool for us to talk about our oppression, our feelings, our lives.Prior to this, Kanye had been using his music to promote black dialogue. He turned back in the blink of an eye, and my head doesn't turn. I just want to express something through this song.”

Chika grew up in Montgomery, Alabama, a politically charged place.

Being Rapper was the real motivation to get Cheika out of Montgomery. She would also be a rose growing wildly in concrete.

Even if she doesn't get popular for her songs, she'll find another way to spread her activism around the world, as she sings:

Call it intuition, but I'm about to change the world

My instincts tell me that I'm going to change the world

On the XXL Freshman Class list for 2020, the girl at the center of the poster holding a puppy is Chika.

XXL, originally an American magazine, has named about 10 Freshmans each year since 2009, meaning new singers.

This year's list is particularly important.“Believe in the future”It's this year's slogan that adds a sense of responsibility to the newcomers, because the road ahead is at their feet.

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In the face of pain, tears become poetry

The spread of the internet made Chika red-faced and didn't stop. Soon she posted a video of Freestyle onlineTo Nia, an African-American woman who was killed by an innocent throat cut in California.

After two years of precipitation, CHIKA released its first EP, INDUSTRY GAMES, in March 2020.

There's only one game manipulator on the cover,“I decided to call it an industrial game, because there's a lot of tricks and politics going on in that industry, my talent is predestined, and I'm going to do what I have to do.”

Chika is the feminist, poetic and political voice the world needs.

She describes her ups and daughters as black, pretty, big girls“It's not a joke”。 She knew that she was silent, and perhaps no one would help her. In the face of the pain she has experienced, Chika wrote in a poem in full bloom in 2017:

What a journey I been on

What a journey I've had

Word to my feet, word to my heart, word to my past

Swear to my pace, my heart, my past

Word to my sheets that caught all these runaway tears

Swear on the sheets that hold all the tears I left behind

My makeup leaving streaks

I left a mark on my makeup

And my pillows look like pages, dry mascara look like ink

My pillow is like white paper, dry mascara is like ink

Can write pillows like white paper, mascara is ink girl, how powerful can it be?

On May 14, 2019, the Alabama State Legislature passed chika“The most severe in history”The anti-abortion bill, which bans abortion for four decades, is unprecedented.

Alabama was at the forefront of the reproductive rights fight, and Chika performed a Freestyle directly on television.

“This law deprives women of autonomy over their bodies, and it is men who decide how you should use your body. We might as well make another law where men have to take care of their children. So it's a punishment for women's physical activity. It's sad to see that women in Alabama have no voice at all.

What can I do for you? What can I do? I just want to be the defender of the people and speak for the weak.”

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What about black, big code, pretty

Just a few months ago, a poster of Calvin Klein, a well-known lingerie brand, was on the streets of Manhattan, New York. Different from the previously familiar big-chested white women, the poster centers on an African-American model.

CK expressed a multi-gender aesthetic position and responded during Pride Month“The lives of black transgender people are also lives”social point of view.

The black model is Jari Jones, who is transgender, lesbian and his wife is transgender, and the two have adopted children of different colors and sexual orientations. Of course, this may be the image of "the most politically correct" in history.

Can be biased or triggered a wave“She's so ugly, why wear sexy underwear?”of theDispute.。

In an interview with i-D, she said:“The impact of this advertisement on people's aesthetic standards is much greater than I thought. I'm not ready for the love I get because I've suffered so much hate online.”

She said:“It's so unnecessary to talk too much about my appearance, and it's really weird.It's like you don't come up to people and say, you're a fat lawyer, or a fat doctor, so I'm a musician.”

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