“The Bigger Picture” is a protest song by Lil Baby, the song is about the police brutality and racism in America. The song is made on account of the murder of George Floyd.
It is conscious rap, where some of the themes are racism and police brutality. The message is, “we should do something about it, that’s not how it should be”.
Some days before the song gets out, Lil Baby went out and protested on the streets of Atlanta. He was speaking in front of the crowd, with his opinion about the death of George Floyd. He gave the protestors supplies and money. You can see him riding his bike where he leads the crowd on the image below. That image is also the cover of his single. The song is released on 12 June 2020 and produced by Noah Pettigrew and Section 8. The single was put on Lil baby´s album “My Turn - Deluxe”.
“The Bigger Picture” is divided into an intro, 3 verses and 3 choruses. The song starts with an intro. It is a radio voice reading the news about George Floyd's death. The news is about protestors and that they want to see those officers arrested.
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