Bishop the Overseer Reminds Us We Are A "Nation of Immigrants" In New Release

Bishop the Overseer fires off a blistering indictment of #45 with his latest single, "Nation of Immigrants."

In this follow-up to his extended version of Snoh Aalegra's February hit, "Whoa", Bishop the Overseer goes at the Trump administration's divisive policies, covering everything from the children in ICE's detention camps to their repeated attempts to roll back the nation's healthcare coverage - even amidst a pandemic.

The refrain, "44 steps Forward, 45 steps back!" is a clear comparison to Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, whose every legislative legacy Trump is obsessed with tearing down.

The video is a rolling montage of protests both past and present, driving home how little progress we have made as a nation in matters of race and equality.

(Video) Bishop The Overseer - “Rap Kulture"

Bishop The Overseer follows up his tremendously popular single, “Runnin Back” with the visual for his latest, “Rap Kulture.”  The inspiration for the song was an interview he did for Nigerian-based 93.7 FM host, Raezy Winston, on his show of the same name. “Rap Kulture” gives Bishop the opportunity to flex his Nigerian roots

but also showcase his success here in the U.S. Today’s video comes courtesy of The Orchard/Sony Music.

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