First it was award-wining Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie who was featured on Beyoncé’s hit song ‘Flawless.’ Now Warsan Shire a British-Somali poet and writer has scooped the gig of a lifetime. The African girl is the one behind the lyrics of the interlude you would hear on the Queen Bee’s latest album – Lemonade .
”For Women Who Are Difficult To Love,” ”Nail Technician As Palm Reader,” “The Unbearable Weight of Staying are all poems by Warsan that are featured on Jay Z’s wifey’s album
Warsan Shire was apparently born in Kenya but raised in the UK to Somali parents. She became London’s first Young Poet Laureate after winning Brunel University’s African poetry prize in 2013
Warzan Shire is definitely a black girl on the rise. Watch her live in action
You may also like
-
Diamond Platnumz & Rayvanny Hit With $3,900 Fine Over Controversial Song ‘Mwanza’
-
From Viral Star To Record Deal! OSH Signs With Columbia Records UK
-
KSM’s Son, Blackway Scores ‘Spider-Man’ Movie Soundtrack
-
MTV EMAs 2018 Full Winners List & Fabulous Fashion Moments: Tiwa Savage, Nicki Minaj, Camila Cabello & More!
-
South African Rap Icon, HHP Dies At 38