Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Lecrae Speak About Mental Health

May 10, 2023245 views0

Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Lecrae Speak About Mental Health

2023-05-10T10:30:06+01:00

By Church News

Grammy, Dove, and Stellar Award-winning artists, Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Lecrae, in recognition of May Mental Health Awareness Month, have started a powerful conversation about mental health & cancel culture.The two icons have started releasing small portions of a larger very honest conversation on their socials about depression, therapy, and the pressure they’ve felt to be ideal role models.Throughout the conversation, they reveal the scars left from deep wounds and how they’ve healed from them.They also chat about their controversial collaborations with secular artists, and how the backlash impacted them.Tasha was criticized for her single, “I’m Getting Ready,” ft. Nicki Minaj while Lecrae was blasted for his “Blessings” single ft. Ty Dolla $ign. Both songs celebrated God’s blessings!These social media clips have stirred up plenty of conversation from many fans, some even requesting access to the full conversation.

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Hailed as the Top Gospel Artist of the Decade by Billboard, Tasha Cobbs Leonard has built her career on larger-than-life performances and powerhouse vocals that call us to honour and celebrate God in all his power and glory. On her new album, HYMNS, Leonard goes bigger and bolder than ever before, re-imagining classic hymns of love and grace with a series of sweeping, ambitious arrangements that draw on everything from worship and gospel to country, pop, and R&B.Before the Grammys, before releasing the #1 Album in the country (Anomaly, 2014), Lecrae dropped arguably the most seminal project in his catalogue, Church Clothes. XXL said, “It’s impressive how he’s able to deliver a message without being preachy”, calling Church Clothes “a prime example of the reach of hip-hop music and culture.”The people spoke even louder downloading the project 100,000 times in 48 hours. People rocked with the mixtape because it was the first time someone planted their feet simultaneously in the streets and the Church without compromising.ALSO READ: Asian Baptist Leaders Gather at IMB Headquarters