I want to truly say that I'm sorry, I'm not APOLOGIZING in an effort to be politically correct, I apologize as a man first for the things that I've recently said about choices women have the right to make, for the terms that I've used and the way I've come across. This is a real lesson learned… This is not just a regular IG post for me.
When you have been an entertainer for 15+ years the whole WORLD is literally watching you grow up & learn, bump your head, make mistakes and evolve as the world watches…. it's crazy how non-public figures can say and do some really dumb shit and it will stay amongst your family and friends or local in your hood…. Please accept this as my sincere apology for my poor choice of words – Shit gets real when it goes from a social media dragging to my own wife giving me the side eye and coming at me, even she's not happy with the way I've conducted myself…. – I've been getting dragged and feel the heat from my poor choice of words and approach to my messages, trust me….
Although I've been consistently for years speaking on these topics and some of the same words in my message, I have never experienced what I am experiencing right now. Some may likely decide to NOT forgive me…. And for that I sincerely apologize to all of the ladies… Even after this apology…. My intentions were there but my delivery fucking horrible…. For the record I'm far from a misogynist, a male chauvinist or flat out mean…. lesson learned in life you will learn that It's not always "what" you say, it's the "how" we choose to say it.
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This is about a man owning up to his actions, taking responsibility, recognizing how to do better, and actually doing better. I’ve learned things through experience which I share, and through these last couple of weeks, I’ve learned a lot through this well-deserved internet dragging. “I am not perfect or all-knowing, nor am I the one to claim to be. I was raised to think and feel certain ways, and I’m learning new things that combat those messages,” he added. “I apologize as a man first for the things that I’ve recently said about choices women have the right to make, for the terms that I’ve used, and the way I’ve come across. He also insisted that he wasn’t “apologizing in an effort to be politically correct.” Even she’s not happy with the way I’ve conducted myself.” “Please accept this as my sincere apology for my poor choice of words - s- gets real when it goes from a social media dragging to my own wife giving me the side eye and coming at me. And for that I sincerely apologize to all of the ladies,” he wrote. My intentions were there, but my delivery f-ing horrible. “For the record, I’m far from a misogynist, a male chauvinist, or flat out mean. For future appearances, fans should follow her on social media or log onto his apology, Gibson says he learned a valuable lesson that “It’s not always ‘what’ you say, it’s ‘how’ we choose to say it” as he’s been “consistently for years speaking on these topics.” Ledisi recently wrapped up touring with Maxwell, hitting New York, Nashville, and San Diego amongst other cities. Blige), “High” is currently #14 on the AUC and Billboard Adult R&B charts, garnering airplay across the country including on such influential stations as SiriusXM Heart & Soul and Music Choice R&B/Soul. Written by Prince Charlez (Rihanna, Beyonce), Ledisi, and Rex Rideout and produced by DJ Camper (Mary J. This honest message with raw bravado only emphasizes Ledisi’s powerful vocal performance. The new single “ High” promotes self-celebration, empowerment, and heightened love. I love my art in the middle of era’s and mixing those worlds together.”
I’ve come back to what I love about R&B and also what I love about today’s music. This piece is the singer and the songwriter part of me.
“I feel like Let Love Rule made me accept my position as a great singer fully,” shares Ledisi. Let Love Rule is the pure essence of R&B music and will take the listener on a journey of life, love, and relationships.
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The classically trained vocals remain on full display, but the production bobs and weaves between eras, echoing everything from seventies-style soul to 21st-century bounce. Packed with raw emotion, the 15-track album showcases her evolution as an artist executive produced by Ledisi and longtime collaborator Rex Rideout, the album also includes contributions from John Legend, DJ Camper, BJ The Chicago Kid and Kirk Franklin. Verve Records artist and R&B songstress Ledisi is gearing up to release her ninth studio album Let Love Rule on September 22nd.
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