This is exactly the kind of worship that Ani deserves. She is such a god damn pioneer and an artist down to her toes -- then and now.

@1812belmont

Жыл бұрын

Except when she tries to take her “pioneer”ing self to a plantation to earn money from song writers.

@lot110

Жыл бұрын

@@1812belmont Plantation exists in the south as tourist traps, repurposed venues, hotels, and retreats. Stop being so dumb there is no place built in the south that is not reflective of the racism that built it. The French Quarter was a former slave market, so let us grow up and realize, that African Americans and Native people have suffered from injustice everywhere and in every official structure in this country. That doesn't change who she is as an activist, who fights for the better good. Check out her charitable work with many African American organizations.

Appreciate ani getting the respect she deserves. Legend.

Brandi has collaborated with some of the most amazing women. I’m so happy to see this!

WOW!! Love Ani's music.

Iconic 🙏🏽

This show was great.

Sooooooooooo good ❤️❤️

YES!!!

LOVE

OMG!!! Woo hoo!!!

Thank you for posting this! I was there last night but left during the encore and missed this. I was so upset when I found out they sang 32 flavors together. I’m glad you recorded it ❤️

@jillsalkin7389

Жыл бұрын

Never leave until it's over. :-)

And BOOM, my little queer heart exploded with unparalleled joy...

@daniellebauer3678

6 ай бұрын

Let every heart explode with joy.

what do they say at the beginning when ani first comes on stage? i cannot make it out except "nice set, carlisle"

@sguestphotography

11 ай бұрын

When she walks out Ani said, Aw man! And Brandi replied, this is happening!

Wish the sound/video quality was better, but thank you, I kinda lost track of Ani since my "Fire Begging For Fuel" days.