Vince Staples donne un concert Tiny Desk à Washington

Vince Staples s'est rendu au siège de NPR à Washington D.C. pour offrir une performance Tiny Desk de cinq titres extraits de son dernier album Cry Baby.

Le rappeur de Long Beach a présenté des morceaux de cet album aux influences rock, qui aborde la marginalisation constante des Afro-Américains.

Lors de l'interprétation de "Go! Go! Gorilla", Staples a rendu hommage aux membres des Black Panthers Bobby Hutton, George Jackson et Larry Kimmons, tués par les forces de l'ordre.

Staples a également partagé une anecdote sur le tournage du clip du premier single, "Blackberry Marmalade". Il a raconté qu'un ami l'avait averti que des scènes montrant des personnes noires dans un restaurant pourraient susciter des critiques, soulignant qu'une vidéo ultérieure mettant en scène le drapeau provoquerait des réactions encore plus vives.

Cette apparition précède la tournée d'automne de Staples.

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