thee B.P. Encourages Listeners To Celebrate Themselves In New Single “Strike A Pose II”

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Anders — Editorial Lead
Anders is the creative force and technical architect behind Divine Magazine’s editorial identity. Blending Scandinavian minimalism with a sharp instinct for digital storytelling, he shapes the...

thee B.P.’s “Strike A Pose II” is a dynamic, catchy reflection on people’s superficial tendencies, where the rising New York-based hip-hop artist is committed to not taking himself too seriously while making people move.

The song is the second part of his previous release “Strike A Pose,”  featured on the rising rapper’s sophomore mixtape B.O.M.B., which was released last year. Following the same theme of questioning the differences between showing off and celebrating his wins, reflecting on the superficiality of appearances both on social media and offline. Yet, thee B.P. succeeds in sharing a track that feels refreshing and carefree, harnessing the power of irony and self-awareness, poking fun at both others and himself, for flaunting their lifestyle and achievements. It is precisely this sharp note of self-awareness, paired with the song’s irresistible catchiness and thee B.P. ‘s quintessential dynamic flow, that makes “Strike A Pose II” a party-ready track, one that is sure to get people moving.

Putting the fun back in showing off, thee B.P. lets go of the pressure of having to perform for others, and unrealistic expectations of his private life and relationships, instead encouraging listeners to move along to the captivating melody and not take themselves too seriously. “Strike a Pose is a story of irony about the innate human nature to show off,” he comments. “The song exposes people for flaunting while also encouraging them to do so and making fun of myself for partaking in the same kind of behavior.”

Preparing to release more singles in the upcoming months, thee B.P.’s repertoire includes two 16-track mixtapes released just last year: Simpin Pimp, featuring the standout pop-R&B single “Me & U”, and B.O.M.B. Part One, headlined by tracks “WRONG BITCH” and “WOAH WOAH WOAH”. His recent track “Mariah Told Ya” was accompanied by a music video released in January. Influenced by a kaleidoscope of hip-hop artists like Chris Brown and Tory Lanez, 90’s New York rapper icons Jay Z and Notorious B.I.G., Atlanta trap moguls Young Thug and Future, and an appreciation for pop legend Michael Jackson, B.P. ‘s sound is a patchwork of influences and references.

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“Strike A Pose II” is available to stream and download on all digital platforms. To learn more about thee B.P. and keep up with his music journey, follow him on Instagram.

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