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Supporting Your Instagram Beauties: Five Women, Five Ways

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After another week of perusing through the most beautiful women of Instagram’s accounts, we’ve compiled some more ways to support them. This week we have five more women who are on top of their shit, and we want to show love to their careers outside of being in-demand Instagram personalities. Keep reading below to find out how to show some love to these women’s careers.

Viviana Volpicelli

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Viviana is nothing short of stunning. This Instagram beauty is a blogger as well, documenting her skincare and fitness routines. She’s in the process of getting her website www.vivianavolpicelli.com up and running, so stay tuned with her to see when it gets up and going. If she starts to post skincare routines, show some love.

Natalie Tortelli

Where’s my sexy moms at?

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In addition to snatching the attention of anyone who comes across her page on Instagram, Natalie is a brand ambassador and blogger that works hard promoting causes that she’s passionate about. One of the ones that she’s currently promoting is on her fundraising page is the Man & Woman of the Year campaign for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society focusing on finding cures for blood cancers. Head on over and find out what you can do to contribute to the cause.

Annabelle Hayes

An hourglass figure like that didn’t come from plastic surgery (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Annabelle is a fitness guru that also records her progress and entertains subscribers on YouTube. Check out her latest video below.

Juju

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Juju is a Cuban goddess. She’s perfect in nearly aspect. What makes her even cooler than what she already appears to be is the fact that she streams herself playing games on Twitch. If you want to see more of her beautiful face and see what she’s about, check her out (theliljuju).

Izabela

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Izabela is a gorgeous Brazilian vixen model and make up artist that’s taking over the internet thanks to her beautiful looks and approachable personality. Book her today to host your events (izabela.aguedes@gmail.com).

Is there anyone you’d like for us to feature? Send us a tweet (@4shomagazine).

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Omega The Poet and Curtis Williams address legacy on striking new track “Boy”

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Omega the Poet’s back with another deep and introspective track about the human experience. His new collaboration with Curtis Williams (who’s worked with A$AP Rocky, J.I.D., and Wiz Khalifa) digs deep into the idea of legacy and rejecting the idea of sainthood. Smooth, complex, and endlessly memorable, it’s a striking listen that stays with you long after the song ends.

Listen to “Boy” below.

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How Omega The Poet Brought A Real Experience To Life On “Nina Simone”

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The best music comes from a real place. It’s easy to make up a story and translate it rhythmically, but it often sounds better, and is more relatable, when a musician draws from their real life to entertain listeners. 

Omega The Poet proves that with his new track, “Nina Simone.” Named after the Civil Rights activist and singer of the same name, it covers a situation with an amazingly unpredictable woman that he’s experienced before. The soulful track that features both Tajé and Innanet James make you think about similar experiences that you’ve had, succeeding in being both relatable and extremely listenable. 

Here’s an interview with Omega The Poet about how “Nina Simone” came about and what’s coming next for him. 

What was the inspiration behind Nina Simone?

Generally, the song is about a love affair I had with a young lady whose name also happened to be Nina Simone. Listening back to my verse, I’m taken back by how witty the lyrics are. I promise, nothing in that song is made up.

For example, the first line “Nina Simone, my ace of hearts…“ is something I said because she has an ace of hearts tattoo on her chest. So the inspiration was to express my adoration for a lady that was (and is) very significant in my life — in the most coded way.

How did this collaboration come about?

The collaboration with Tajé was a no brainer. He’s one of my closest friends & we went to college together at NCCU. He was a Jazz studies major & I would always hang around him and improve on my skill set and musicality. We just developed a genuine brotherhood. Given that, I thought he was the perfect person for the hook. As far as how Innanet James got on the track, I’ve always been a big fan of his music and the collaborations he’s done with other artists (Like Pusha T, Mac Ayres, etc.)

I also like to think my “musical palette” is very advanced & sometimes peculiar. So sonically, I thought he would be a great addition to the song. I reached out, he liked the song and he hopped on.

Have you ever had your own Nina Simone experience? If so, did that factor into how you made the song?

I think I have, now that you bring it up. I think at the time of making this song I was super young and, shamefully to say, in a serious relationship while also navigating the “secret” relationship with the young lady the song is about. I know that Nina Simone, as an activist, addressed issues like love and freedom. And as I relate her life to my life and this song, I’m drawing synchronicities as in how while I’m generally ( and always have been) a very loyal person…how certain phases of your life as it relates to growing, and freedom can cause you yearn freedom even if it is slightly deceitful. And even more — create such an amazing (and again) coded song.

What’s your favorite part about the track?

My verse for sure, I think since it’s such a 100% real story from beginning to end. It almost amazes me how I wrote it so fluently. I think it’s easy to get caught up in the melody of the song, but if you really listen to the lyrics…it’s kinda’ mind blowing. Bar’d up too on the rap side of things.

What will “Nina Simone” appear on? Can you tell us more about the project?

Nina Simone is actually a single from my last EP Eros. Eros explored the time of my life where I was budding as a young kid newly out of college and into the world. Still finding myself, but very complex and poetic given my age. I called it Eros because that is the name of Cupid in Greek mythology and I felt like that was the effect I had on women at the time.

What’s next for you?

Lots of new, highly developed yet egoless music. Some artists that inspired the music I’ll be releasing this year is Solange, D’angelo, Daniel Caesar, and Steve Lacy. Lots of beautifully simplistic, niche yet gravitational music. The type that is undeniable and forward. I haven’t released music since 2020…so everything in the vault since then will be coming out in 2025. I also started my own music publishing company and record label, called For The Record. So, I’m excited to introduce the artists under my direction as well.

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Omega The Poet, Innanet James, and Tajé explore a wild relationship with a beautiful woman in “Nina Simone”

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Now, you think that Omega The Poet’s latest is an ode to the civil rights activist of the same name, but it’s quite the opposite. It’s actually about getting together with an amazing woman that’s just as spectacular. This is a soulful smash featuring Innanet James and Tajé that you don’t want to miss.

Check it out below.

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