Lil Tjay, the Bronx rap sensation, bares his soul in his latest visual release, “Bla Bla,” featuring Fivio Foreign. On July 27, the rising star unveiled the highly anticipated collaboration, produced by A Lau, Bordeaux, Non Native, and Itamar Gov-Ari, and the track is a powerful reflection on his life and the challenges he has faced.
In the emotionally charged music video, directed by TVK Visuals and JL Shot That, Lil Tjay and Fivio Foreign venture into the heart of London, capturing the vibrant energy of the city during their excursion. The video features footage from this year’s Wireless Festival, where the duo’s electrifying performance captivated a massive crowd of adoring fans in front of the iconic London Eye.
“Bla Bla” serves as a candid expression of Lil Tjay’s emotions following a harrowing incident in 2022 when he faced a life-threatening shooting. The track finds the Bronx rapper questioning those who failed to support him during that challenging time. Through heartfelt lyrics and soulful delivery, Lil Tjay opens up about the impact of that traumatic event on his life and the people around him.
Speaking about the significance of the number “2” in his album titles, Lil Tjay shares a powerful moment of symbolism tied to the shooting incident. Recounting how he was airlifted into the sky like a helicopter during the ordeal, he vividly recalls the moment when the time read 2:22, which he interprets as an angelic sign guiding his path.
As Lil Tjay’s career continues to soar, “Bla Bla” marks another milestone in his musical journey. From his debut album “True 2 Myself” to the critically acclaimed “Destined 2 Win,” Lil Tjay’s artistry has resonated with millions of fans worldwide. Now, with “Bla Bla,” he further solidifies his place as an artist who fearlessly embraces vulnerability and channels life’s experiences into soul-stirring music.
In an industry often defined by bravado, Lil Tjay’s willingness to share his emotional journey and personal struggles sets him apart as an authentic voice in modern hip hop. With his genuine storytelling and captivating performances, Lil Tjay continues to leave an indelible mark on the genre and the hearts of his devoted fans.
“Bla Bla” is not just a song—it’s a powerful testament to resilience, growth, and the unwavering spirit of Lil Tjay as he navigates the highs and lows of life in the spotlight.
At Malvern, Pennsylvania’s People’s Light theatre, you cannot miss Sam Shepard’s theatrical interpretation of True West. As the award-winning play examines the complexities of two-dimensionality, manhood, and the American West from a multifaceted viewpoint, it is astounding to see that the entire cast and design team are all Asian Americans, so this piece exhibits a distinctive vision from an Asian American lens.
This performance promises to be nothing short of incredible, directed by Mei Ann Teo and featuring Sanjit De Silva, Ron Domingo, Greg Watanabe, and Ching Valdes-Aran. Catch one of their 25 performances from August 2 to 27 at the Leonard C. Haas stage, housed in an 18th-century stone barn that adds to the ambiance of the entire venue when it comes to the quality of their performance. Prepare yourself for an enriching and memorable theatre experience that will blow your mind. There is no better way of spending your evening.
For iHeartRadio, Sanjit De Silva conducted a high-spirited phone interview with noted journalist Jonathan P-Wright, an interview that was high in spirit. It goes without saying that Sanjit De Silva is one of the most versatile and skilled actors in Hollywood. He has a God-given talent for transforming a script into silver screen mastery. Actors are born and not created in Hollywood.
There are multiple hats that Sanjit De Silva wears in the production of ‘True West’. A playwright and an actor, Sanjit seamlessly blends the two worlds so as to produce a visual experience that is both polarizing and captivating. In terms of theater and fine arts, Sanjit De Silva is the definition of a true student. It was during the first half of his life that he dedicated himself to education and self-development.
From the famed New York University, he received a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting. An MFA degree is considered a “terminal” degree, meaning that is the highest degree attainable in the field in which you plan to specialize.
As part of the master’s degree system in acting at New York University, students who already possess specific actor training receive an intensive, conservatory-style course of study designed to prepare them for direct entry into the performing arts, including the theatre, television, and film industries.
Stream the ultra-dynamic and highly expected interview between Sanjit De Silva and Jonathan P-Wright below, and don’t miss this event!
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