Wale has dropped a new single in honor of Womens Equality Day, which takes place August 26th. The track, BGM, highlights the success of specific women in pop culture, and advocates for equal pay.
On the upbeat, soulful number Wale invokes Issa Rae and Taraj P. Henson, and celebrates Black Girl Magic (a.k.a. BGM). He raps, Sometime it be really so hard for ya/ White boy paid more same job as you/ The least I can do is write a song/ Then Ill Mawwwh that part of you.
Womens Equality Day has been held since 1973 in recognition of the 19th amendments passage and urges a celebration of progress, as well as a commitment to equality regardless of gender.Wale has been promoting the track on Twitter, noting, Wow I cant wait till NBC let me perform BGM on SNL. Im manifesting my future.
The rapper will drop his next album this fall via Warner Bros, his first for the record label. Earlier this year Wale released On Chill, a new single featuring Jeremih and produced by L.T. mOE and VA. Wale also recently announced a fall headline tour, which kicks off September 30th at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale, FL and ends at Neumos in Seattle on October 28th. Tickets are on sale now.
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