Grifton, NC (PRUnderground) February 7th, 2021
V offers an unflinching no-holds-barred approach on the pure fire of “No Church On Sunday”. A sheer physicality takes hold over the track for it has a visceral quality to it. Living and breathing, the track’s true soul rests with V’s undeniable bars – his vocals have a raspy hip-hop swagger to them as they delivered with such intensity. The urgency of his message feels particularly timely for he captures the dark ominous spirit that must be overcome in this moment, hundreds of years’ worth of oppression that constantly show up over and over again worldwide. At some point, this oppression must end and V delves into an exploration of this yearning for something better, something more honest and delivers it in a way that stuns.
well said, shep. do you get extra credit for being there? no church on sunday? reporter: i feel like i hit the lottery. imagine it rained? there were no provisions for the rain. they were going to do it no matter what happened. it is perfect and 72. one has to wonder a little divine intervention there perhaps. great seeing you and looking forward to seeing you throughout the day. shep mentioned the canonization ceremony and controversial is surrounding that. it is over the 18th century missionary who brought the catholic faith to california and why protesters feel he is more sinner than saint. sinner than saint. nothing more important than your health. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you have medicare parts a and b, consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans,