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Jhené Aiko Efuru Chilombo ( daughter to Christina Yamamoto and Karamo Chilombo), is an American R&B singer,songwriter and rapper from Los Angeles, California. Born on March 16, 1988, Jhené embarked on her musical career in 2002, as a backing vocalist and music video performer for the R&B group B2K. Jhené released her first album “My Name Is Jhené (Intro)” in March 12, 2002. her most famous songs consists of; "stay ready (what a life)", "none of your concern" and "while we're young".

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" Why aren't you smiling?, Why aren't you smiling? Life can get wild when You're caught in the whirl wind Lost in the world when You're chasing the win You gotta understand." #relatable, #heartfelt, #deep, #real

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Jhene Aiko’s W.A.Y.S: A story about how lost hope can still be found. These lyrics show how Jhene is reminded that life isn’t just about this moment, but so much more. With guidance and the will to keep going.

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"Uh, baby, while we're young we should just have fun. We should just do whatever we want And tell everyone that we fell in love with each other. Ooh, that we found the one in one another" #livelife, #yolo, #beyou, #real

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i like these lyrics because she's basically saying to enjoy life and have fun and not worry about what people think. It's like she's saying you should do what makes you happy and just be yourself.

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Jhene was born in Los Angeles, California. Her family lived in South Los Angeles, but their home burned down when she was seven and they moved near Slauson Avenue around View Park–Windsor Hills, Baldwin Hills, and Ladera Heights where she was homeschooled until high school.

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She focuses on feelings and emotions and interpersonal relationships in her music, which is so fresh to listen to when every song you hear these days is so materialistic. Her music speaks to the soul.

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1. From time ft. drake

i like the way her Her smooth vocals flow seamlessly over the intro and bridge as she gives the female perspective of the song its own special spotlight.

2. While we're young

she talks about how to how you felt when you experienced your first love.

3. “Happiness Over Everything (H.O.E)” ft. Miguel & Future ‘Chilombo’

Jhené sings about women being called hoes due to their promiscuity. In the song, Jhené chooses her happiness over everything

4. The Worst” ‘Sail Out

In the music video, she finds herself getting busted for murder as a metaphor for "killing the feelings" she had for an ex-boyfriend.

5. “Sativa ft. Rae Sremmurd” ‘Trip’

i like the way jhene aiko's and rae sremmurd vocals blend together in the song