is driving next to his mamma and are listening to Lil Yachty's song. What a lovely thing to witness!Īs we can see in the video, Benjamin Jr. Plus, his voice is also more similar to his father. We are amazed to see that he resembles every bit of his physical traits to his daddy. The mother of three, Erykah uploaded a video on her Instagram last month which also featured her eldest child, Seven. You'd be amazed to know that the "Love of My Life" artist's son resembles a lot to his father, Andre 3000.
Image Source: Seven Sirius Looks Just like His Dad We wish for Seven's bright future ahead!Įrykah Badu with her son and her ex-boyfriend, Andre 3000. Badu also said that their son was interested in Majoring in Psychology, Arts and Science. She said in the caption that their dreams as parents worked successfully and their son got acceptance letters from four colleges of his choice. It seems like that Andre 3000's son is very good in studies as his mummy posted an old picture with her son and ex-boyfriend or her son's father on Twitter. She was born on the 1st of February, 2009 and is currently 10 years old as of June 2019. Mars Merkaba Thedford is the third child and second daughter of Erykah Badu with her ex-partner, Timothy Elpadaro Thedford, commonly known as Jay Electronica. She was born on the 5th of July, 2004 and is currently 15 years old as of June 2019. Puma Sabti Currry is the second child and first daughter of Erykah Badu with her ex-partner, Tracy Lynn Curry, better known as The D.O.C. His siblings are mentioned below: Erykah Badu with her daughters. The 21 years old (as of June 2019) Seven has two half-siblings from her mother and her previous relationships. Likewise, the name 'Sirius' is derived from the ancient Greek origin and refers to "the brightest star in the night sky, commonly known as the Dog Star". The name 'Seven' is a unisex name according to the English origin which means "the number seven". He is the only child of Erykah and Andre had together and is the eldest child of his mamma. She followed with a cover of Outkast’s “Liberation.Seven Sirius Benjamin was born on the 18th of November, 1997 as the son of the popular American singer & songwriter, Erykah Badu with her ex-boyfriend, Andre 3000, also an American Musician. The hip-hop-flavored showstopper “Back in the Day” proved her old-school chops as she rapped bits from Whodini, Slick Rick, Doug E.
From the Giorgio Moroder-esque dance number “I Want You” to “Appletree” and “Love of My Life,” Badu kept people moving and swaying. Slinking through numbers like Eartha Kitt as Catwoman, Badu concentrated much the night’s performance on her pair of “New Amerykah” releases but favored the audience with plenty of gems.
Her assertion early on in the show, “I’m an analog girl in a digital world!” might explain her self-perception and attitude, but it resonated with the room. Badu worked the crowd, and the band - with a wave of her hand she stopped the music, frequently - and captivated during “Me” with her soft yet powerful voice. “This is bigger than the government!” she sang on “The Healer” to resounding cheers. Erykah Badu is a singular artist she might just be out of her mind, but the woman can sing.Īnd she’s a giver. The starchild of Marvin Gaye and Pink Floyd, Prince and N.W.A., Billie Holiday and Laurie Anderson. She is the epic sum of her influences, and the appropriation of many is her art. Her style owes more to jazz than that unfortunate moniker “Queen of Neo-Soul” as she incorporated danceable funk, gospel, R&B rhythm, hip-hop and rap textured with ambitious aural soundscapes throughout. There was occasional dissonance - whether scatting or tapping on her Roland drum machine - but she segued effortlessly from one number to the next, quoting her own music (often, with “On and On”) and others’, circling back into a new song. Williams Jr., she waltzed through her music with the confidence of an accomplished jazz artist, improvising around the form of her recorded work. Self-referential, poignant, outlandish and strikingly beautiful, Badu commanded the stage.
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