Jean Grae (real name Tsidi Ibrahim, also known as What? What? & Da Easter Bunny, born November 27, 1976) is a hip hop artist from New York.
Born in Cape Town, South Africa on November 26, 1976, the daughter of South African jazz musicians (her father and mother are the celebrated musicians Sathima Bea Benjamin and Abdullah Ibrahim), she studied Vocal Performance at the LaGuardia School of Music & Art before majoring in Music Business at New York University. She also did some modelling during her teen years.
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Jean Grae
Jean Grae (real name Tsidi Ibrahim, also known as What? What? & Da Easter Bunny, born November 27, 1976) is a hip hop artist from New York.
Born in Cape Town, South Africa on November 26, 1976, the daughter of South African jazz musicians (her father and mother are the celebrated musicians Sathima Bea Benjamin and Abdullah Ibrahim), she studied Vocal Performance at the LaGuardia School of Music & Art before majoring in Music Business at New York University. She also did some modelling during her teen years.
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I'm Not Even Armed 2nd rough cut
I came unarmed.
No weapons. No threats.
Just bloodlines that survived everything they threw at us —
plagues, wars, genocides, and systems designed to erase us.
We didn't just endure. We encoded it.
Passed down through the warrior women of the tribe.
Sabiduría. Conocimiento. Genetic resilience.
So yeah — I'm not even armed.
But y'all better be ready para aprender. 👁️🌵
"I'm Not Even Armed" — 2nd Rough-Cut
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ICE: the Evolution of fail-ling (2nd rough cut re-edit)
They told us it was law.
They told us it was order.
They never told us what it costs to become it.
ICE: the Evolution of falling
isn’t just a track… it’s a linguistic journey and a breakdown of how systems decay, how silence is trained, and how truth survives anyway.
From empire to ashes.
From obedience to awareness.
From falling… to choosing how you land.
If you feel this, don’t just listen… witness it.more
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