Aminé: Life in Limbo

The Nod

Gimlet

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2020

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

Aminé’s 2nd album Limbo released this month and is already being heralded as his best work to date. The invigorating rising star takes a moment from his wild videos and hectic schedule to reflect with Brittany and Eric on The Nod Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, all, it's Brittany.
0:01.9	And Eric.
0:02.7	We are back at it again with a very special episode of our Quibi show, The Nod with Brittany
0:07.9	and Eric.
0:09.2	This week we have an explosive chat with Candice Diller Bassett from the Real Housewives
0:14.2	of Potomac about all that's in store this season.
0:18.0	Sports journalist and host Carrie Champion joins us to talk about a new trend of top college
0:23.0	recruits choosing HBCUs.
0:26.0	And Brittany will put me on to an iconic music festival from history that we all should
0:30.8	know but likely have never heard of.
0:33.3	That's all this week.
0:34.7	On today's episode, we're talking to everyone's favorite Portland native rapper Amine.
0:39.8	We got him to talk about everything from waking and baking to the curiously titled song
0:44.8	from his new album that had Twitter going wild.
0:48.4	Plus he opened up to us about what it was like to grow up black in Portland and how he
0:53.4	feels about his city's current struggles.
0:55.8	Amine was thoughtful and so much fun.
0:58.6	We hope you enjoyed this episode.
1:01.2	Rapper Amine charmed us with the viral single Caroline back in 2016.
1:05.8	Oh my god.
1:06.8	That's my baby.
1:08.8	Kebra Lai, you did fine.
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