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SZA has taken her talents to children’s television. The musician has graced Sesame Street with a new song about gratitude.
As spotted on Variety Magazine SZA is the latest performer who has paid a visit to the legendary television show. On Thursday, April 10 her episode premiered and we find her performing an original song that pays ode to gratitude. Joined by Elmo, Abby and Gabrielle the New Jersey native flexed her signature vocals to remind others to be thankful for all things including friends, family and more. Additionally, the “Good Days” songstress showed the beloved characters how to make their own gratitude jar.
This marks Sesame Street’s 55th season. In a press statement executive producer Sal Perez explained their direction for this year’s content. “New episodes of Sesame Street will help young viewers understand and express their feelings, learn new mindfulness practices, and as always, have a blast with their favorite furry and funny friends,” he said. “Whether it’s taking a volcano breath when angry, learning to give yourself a hug when frustrated, or wiggling it out when disappointed, we are empowering children with the strategies to help build resiliency and the foundational skills for emotional well-being.”
You can watch SZA help Elmo, Abby and Gabrielle with their gratitude jars below.
SZA Performs New Song About Gratitude On ‘Sesame Street’ [Video] was originally published on hiphopwired.com
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