Mary J. Blige used her awesome voice to sing about police brutality in her new interview with Hillary Clinton on her show “The 411″ on Beats 1 radio on Apple Music.
In a clip from the interview posted on Apple Music Twitter page, Mary J song a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “American Skin (41 Shots).” “If an officer stops you, always be polite / And never, ever run away / Promise mama you’ll keep your hands in sight / Is it a gun, is it a knife, is it a wallet, is this your life / It ain’t no secret,” she hip hop soul icon sings.
Mary J. Blige also asked Hillary Clinton about Congress treatment of President Obama over the course of his 8-year presidency from doing many of the things that he wanted to do.
“A lot of people in my community think that Obama was blocked in Congress because he was black,” she said. “How are you going to do what he wasn’t able to?”
The full interview will be aired on Friday. Watch snippet from the interview below.
Like you’ve never seen them before.@MaryJBlige sits down with @HillaryClinton.#The411
Coming September 30th.https://t.co/hbaWqfjJcp pic.twitter.com/P2qpm3h3Pm— Apple Music (@AppleMusic) September 27, 2016
An intimate conversation.@MaryJBlige and @HillaryClinton.#The411 coming September 30 on Apple Music.https://t.co/hbaWqf27NP pic.twitter.com/9nYv3G36MO
— Apple Music (@AppleMusic) September 27, 2016
