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Happy Black History + Futures Month, revolutionaries!

Purple Box Videos presents PARABLE by Bella BAHHS ft. MOYANA + Galaxy Francis (Prod. TJ Lavish and Galaxy Francis) OUT NOW ON YOUTUBE

Link in bio 🟪 Highly recommend watching it on a tv or bigger screen. There’s so much to take in!

TOO BLESSED | An Offering from Bella BAHHS

OUT NOW! It’s a 5 minute listen. Two songs from a larger body of work, God Bless Out West, that I had originally planned to release this year. The sudden loss of my brother Amon turned my life upside down and grief has been turning me every way but loose. This release is a testament to the liberation of God’s grace.

Listen, share and let me know which song or lyrics resonate most with you. Deep love and gratitude!

Link in bio 🖤

📷: @kalebautman
🖼️: @samanthamadethat

TOO BLESSED | An Offering from Bella BAHHS

OUT NOW! It’s a 5 minute listen. Two songs from a larger body of work, God Bless Out West, that I had originally planned to release this year. The sudden loss of my brother Amon turned my life upside down and grief has been turning me every way but loose. This release is a testament to the liberation of God’s grace.

Listen, share and let me know which song or lyrics resonate most with you. Deep love and gratitude!

Link in bio 🖤

📷: @kalebautman
🖼️: @samanthamadethat

TOO BLESSED | An Offering from Bella BAHHS

OUT NOW! It’s a 5 minute listen. Two songs from a larger body of work, God Bless Out West, that I had originally planned to release this year. The sudden loss of my brother Amon turned my life upside down and grief has been turning me every way but loose. This release is a testament to the liberation of God’s grace.

Listen, share and let me know which song or lyrics resonate most with you. Deep love and gratitude!

Link in bio 🖤

📷: @kalebautman
🖼️: @samanthamadethat

We can’t build effective coalitions without addressing the lack of unity in our own respective communities.

Black People Meet is a call to action. A call for solidarity, strength and sedition. It’s the first of two tracks on Too Blessed: An Offering from Bella BAHHS. Available everywhere on Tuesday 11.25.25. Pre-save link in bio.

I hope you’ll feel inspired to show up with your unique and necessary skill sets in service of the movement to liberate all Black and oppressed people. Remember that no one is you, and that is your power.

All power to the people. Keep growing. Swipe for footage from 11.25.15

📷 @reeseamaru
🖼️ @samanthamadethat
🎥 @chancsmith_

We can’t build effective coalitions without addressing the lack of unity in our own respective communities.

Black People Meet is a call to action. A call for solidarity, strength and sedition. It’s the first of two tracks on Too Blessed: An Offering from Bella BAHHS. Available everywhere on Tuesday 11.25.25. Pre-save link in bio.

I hope you’ll feel inspired to show up with your unique and necessary skill sets in service of the movement to liberate all Black and oppressed people. Remember that no one is you, and that is your power.

All power to the people. Keep growing. Swipe for footage from 11.25.15

📷 @reeseamaru
🖼️ @samanthamadethat
🎥 @chancsmith_

We can’t build effective coalitions without addressing the lack of unity in our own respective communities.

Black People Meet is a call to action. A call for solidarity, strength and sedition. It’s the first of two tracks on Too Blessed: An Offering from Bella BAHHS. Available everywhere on Tuesday 11.25.25. Pre-save link in bio.

I hope you’ll feel inspired to show up with your unique and necessary skill sets in service of the movement to liberate all Black and oppressed people. Remember that no one is you, and that is your power.

All power to the people. Keep growing. Swipe for footage from 11.25.15

📷 @reeseamaru
🖼️ @samanthamadethat
🎥 @chancsmith_

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

@bellabahhs at @lh_schubas 5.22.26

The Queen @bellabahhs with some powerful words for the people, during her set at Lincoln Hall. You had to be there. #BellaBahhs

Last night was my first time hearing @bellabahhs and let me tell yall… CHILLLLLLS. This young woman has a key and a gift… passion and lyricism; lyrical activism with real in the field work.

🎥

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

We the opera.

An unforgettable night at the Lyric Opera House for the world premiere of @avery_r_young’s safronia 🖤 an opera about a family’s unique yet universal Great Migration story and the music that moved the masses.

I didn’t just see a door kicked open, I saw a wall of golden opulence implode under the weight of black excellence. And for the first time in a long time, I saw a way forward. Thank you, blk.

TRENCH BABY TURNED FARMER 🚨🌱
LIVE!!

•On May 22nd at 7pm ,The doors will open to a new era in Chicago for the Farmer and we finna Grow together 🌱

• This show features a lineup that embodies CHICAGO GROWTH. From @casinotrell @bellabahhs @djcashera and @kinglouie . We’ve all added and still adding to Chicago music legacy . 🌍🌱

•king Louie deserves his flowers . Let’s make history 🪏🌱

• LINK FOR TIX IN MY BIO NOW !! 🌱

•s/o to my team @3vagency.co @wegoodhop @john.o.jones @kari__padilla @ashfordmedia and @lh_schubas 💫🌱

• And always remember JUST KEEP GROWING 🌱

#unsocialaes EP Review: Bella BAHHS

Bella BAHHS’s @bellabahhs “Too Blessed” emerges as a compact but potent project that weaves gratitude and grit into an evocative hip-hop narrative. The tracks channel a vibe that’s both reflective and resilient, an anthem for anyone walking through trials but choosing acknowledgment over anguish. These powerful singles come from BAHHS upcoming album “God Bless Out West”.

Unlike the bombast often associated with mainstream rap singles titled similarly, the EP “Too Blessed” leans into introspection and gentle bounce rather than bravado. The beats from both records carry a smooth groove that feels intentional, yet spacious enough to let Bella’s voice breathe, & rhythmic enough to make the hook stick, a balance that gives the song replay value far beyond its duration..

Head to our website to read the rest of this review..

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This isn’t your average @purpleboxvideos production. I spent the last 7 weeks working closely with @apjfilms to bring this vision and world to life. We set out to and did create a work of art that bridges the past, present and future through a revolutionary Black and abolitionist lens.

🎶 PARABLE by Bella BAHHS ft MOYANA + Galaxy Francis (Prod. by TJ Lavish + Galaxy Francis)

PURPLE BOX VIDEO OUT NOW
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BLACK PEOPLE MEET

@bellabahhs || NFO Spotlight

Mixed by @theisydoesit
Recorded by @theisydoesit
Vhs by @_larcin_
📍 @nfostudios

#chicago #nfospotlight #liveperformance #chicagorap #bellaBAHHS

While I was doing research for The Revolutionary Column, I learned about John Hossack, an abolitionist and immigrant from Scotland whose home in Ottawa, IL was a safe house on the Underground Railroad.

Hossack was tried and convicted in 1860 in a federal court in Chicago for rescuing a Black man from the custody of a U.S. Deputy Marshal, violating the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.

He was only sentenced to 10 days in jail after making a powerful plea to the judge and jury for leniency and for abolition. I found his address to the court, and 165 years later it’s still relevant. Here’s an excerpt:

“Sir, I ought not to be sentenced because, as has been argued by the prosecution, l am an abolitionist. I have no apologies to make for being an abolitionist. When I came to this country, like the mass from beyond the sea, I was a Democrat; there was a charm in the name. But, sir, I soon found that I had to go beyond the name of a party in this country, in order to know any thing of its principles or practice.”

Time to practice our principles. We do this til we free us!

Link in bio to read The Revolutionary Column | Racist Police Violence is Always the Common Denominator

Written by Bella BAHHS 🫱🏾‍🫲🏽 @thetriibechicago

🎵 BLACK PEOPLE MEET by Bella BAHHS out now wherever you listen to the artists that move you.Keep raising the frequency 🫡

While I was doing research for The Revolutionary Column, I learned about John Hossack, an abolitionist and immigrant from Scotland whose home in Ottawa, IL was a safe house on the Underground Railroad.

Hossack was tried and convicted in 1860 in a federal court in Chicago for rescuing a Black man from the custody of a U.S. Deputy Marshal, violating the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.

He was only sentenced to 10 days in jail after making a powerful plea to the judge and jury for leniency and for abolition. I found his address to the court, and 165 years later it’s still relevant. Here’s an excerpt:

“Sir, I ought not to be sentenced because, as has been argued by the prosecution, l am an abolitionist. I have no apologies to make for being an abolitionist. When I came to this country, like the mass from beyond the sea, I was a Democrat; there was a charm in the name. But, sir, I soon found that I had to go beyond the name of a party in this country, in order to know any thing of its principles or practice.”

Time to practice our principles. We do this til we free us!

Link in bio to read The Revolutionary Column | Racist Police Violence is Always the Common Denominator

Written by Bella BAHHS 🫱🏾‍🫲🏽 @thetriibechicago

🎵 BLACK PEOPLE MEET by Bella BAHHS out now wherever you listen to the artists that move you.Keep raising the frequency 🫡

While I was doing research for The Revolutionary Column, I learned about John Hossack, an abolitionist and immigrant from Scotland whose home in Ottawa, IL was a safe house on the Underground Railroad.

Hossack was tried and convicted in 1860 in a federal court in Chicago for rescuing a Black man from the custody of a U.S. Deputy Marshal, violating the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.

He was only sentenced to 10 days in jail after making a powerful plea to the judge and jury for leniency and for abolition. I found his address to the court, and 165 years later it’s still relevant. Here’s an excerpt:

“Sir, I ought not to be sentenced because, as has been argued by the prosecution, l am an abolitionist. I have no apologies to make for being an abolitionist. When I came to this country, like the mass from beyond the sea, I was a Democrat; there was a charm in the name. But, sir, I soon found that I had to go beyond the name of a party in this country, in order to know any thing of its principles or practice.”

Time to practice our principles. We do this til we free us!

Link in bio to read The Revolutionary Column | Racist Police Violence is Always the Common Denominator

Written by Bella BAHHS 🫱🏾‍🫲🏽 @thetriibechicago

🎵 BLACK PEOPLE MEET by Bella BAHHS out now wherever you listen to the artists that move you.Keep raising the frequency 🫡

While I was doing research for The Revolutionary Column, I learned about John Hossack, an abolitionist and immigrant from Scotland whose home in Ottawa, IL was a safe house on the Underground Railroad.

Hossack was tried and convicted in 1860 in a federal court in Chicago for rescuing a Black man from the custody of a U.S. Deputy Marshal, violating the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.

He was only sentenced to 10 days in jail after making a powerful plea to the judge and jury for leniency and for abolition. I found his address to the court, and 165 years later it’s still relevant. Here’s an excerpt:

“Sir, I ought not to be sentenced because, as has been argued by the prosecution, l am an abolitionist. I have no apologies to make for being an abolitionist. When I came to this country, like the mass from beyond the sea, I was a Democrat; there was a charm in the name. But, sir, I soon found that I had to go beyond the name of a party in this country, in order to know any thing of its principles or practice.”

Time to practice our principles. We do this til we free us!

Link in bio to read The Revolutionary Column | Racist Police Violence is Always the Common Denominator

Written by Bella BAHHS 🫱🏾‍🫲🏽 @thetriibechicago

🎵 BLACK PEOPLE MEET by Bella BAHHS out now wherever you listen to the artists that move you.Keep raising the frequency 🫡