G-Eazy released his seventh studio album, 'Freak Show,' on Friday, June 21. On the 12-track LP, the rapper addresses anxiety, grief and the loss of his mother, who died in November 2021.
Njera Perkins is a digital news writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has previously appeared in POPSUGAR, Teen Vogue, ELLE, Refinery29 and more.The multi-platinum-selling rapper , 35, released his seventh studio album on Friday, June 21.
On vulnerable album tracks like “Love You Forever,” which was released as a single in May, the rap artist opens up about coping with the heartbreaking loss while revisiting old memories to help address his grief. “My dear mama / My sweet mama / Nobody's gonna hurt you / 'Cause Gerald's always gonna love you,” he rhymes sweetly on the chorus.
“Grief, man, it comes in waves,” he continued. “You have to lean into the feelings of it. You can't just bury it. The only way to move forward is to feel it.”
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