Rhiannon Giddens appeared on 'The Daily Show' to perform her song 'Another Waste Life.'
, with current host Michael Kosta. Giddens offered a poignant, emotional rendition of “Another Wasted Life,” which comes off her latest LP,, as well as the tragic story of Kalief Browder, whose suicide in prison inspired “Another Wasted Life.” She also spoke about the cultural importance of the banjo in American history, reflecting on her love for the instrument and how that manifests in her music.
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