shared a powerful quote to remind everyone that love trumps hate.Twitter contentView on Twitter Shamir grew up on across the street from a pig farm in Las Vegas, but he’s since become one of the premiere artists to watch and a critic’s darling by age 21. His visuals are stunning and hilarious; “Call It Off” echoes Cousin Skeeter and the ‘90’s zeitgeist by using puppets of the same style. His lyrics, too, are as vivid as they are funny, as he warns on “On the Regular”: “Don’t try me, I’m not a free sample / Step to me and you will be handled.” At first listen, someone meek might fear the force behind those words.No onewants to be handled.ContentView Iframe URL and is among the first shows to air in ultra-high-definition Rosdely Ciprian in "What the Constitution Means to Me" on Broadway©2019 Joan Marcus