In 1970 a group of Black educators in Chicago developed a flashcard set of the Alphabet in order to provide Black centered teaching materials to a vastly White landscape of textbooks and learning materials. The Black ABCs were born. Now 50 years later, as the artist debuts their 2nd album, “Don't Go Telling Your Momma” is a view into his and America's Black Identity through 26 individual scenes, each representing a letter and the artist’s corresponding update to their meanings.

A is for amphetamines

B is for blue

C is for code switching

D is for drums

E is for education

F is for family

G is for garden

H is for herringbone

I is for intellectual property

J is for jealousy

K is for karma

L is for language

M is for mirror

O is for organize

P is for play fight

Q is for questions

R is for rich

S is for sourbelts

T is for time

U is for underground

V is for vulnerable

W is for world star

X is for xerox

Y is for yard

Z is for zipcode