Typical of every young girl growing up in Los Angeles, Jhené was involved with boys. Who Has Jhené Aiko Been Involved With? O’Ryan Omir Browner (2005-2008) The reason why her parents opted for this style of education is unknown to us at this time. More so, Aiko was predominantly homeschooled throughout her growing up years. Not much is known about her qualifications or which high school she attended except that she took some vocal classes in Culver City, California. In fact, she was baptized at the age of 16 at the church. Jhené and her siblings were raised as Pentecostals and attended the Foursquare Church. Sadly, he died shortly after listening to the beautiful piece. The heart touching song was originally intended for her brother’s ears only. Prior to his death, Aiko composed and recorded a song with her laptop which she titled “For My Brother”. Unfortunately, Miyagi died on July 19, 2012, after suffering from cancer. It is known that Jhené has only two siblings- an older sister named Miyoko and a brother named Miyagi. All these numerous heritage invariably means that the acclaimed singer is of multiple ethnicities. On the other hand, her mother, Christina Yamamoto’s origins can be traced back to Spain, Japan, and the Dominican Republic. Jhené’s father, Karamo Chilombo, was a pediatrician of Jewish, African-American, Native American, and German-American descent. The prolific vocalist has a very rich family heritage that can be traced back to a number of European and Asian countries. She was christened Jhené Aiko Efuru Chilombo by her parents who raised her in Century City neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. The American singer was born on March 16, 1988, in Los Angeles, California. It was rumors used as publicity and promotional tool by Sony and Epic Records who represented her at the time. Around 2002 when she began her career, Jhené was purported to be related to a member of B2K – Lil’ Fizz – but it was later discovered that the claim is false. She contributed vocals to their tracks and appeared in several of the band’s music videos. Look out for Chilombo's upcoming release, and listen to Jhené and Sean's version of musical couple's therapy right here.Jhené Aiko is a talented songwriter and singer best known for her collaborations with the popular R&B boy band, B2K. While that statement is ambiguous, you can’t rush art or healing.
Chilombo is due to hit stores “sooner rather than later” according to the artist. My new album I’m working on now is like that. Of the therapeutic project, the artist shared with Revolt, "It just flows out and I try not to overthink it until I want to ad-libs in or background.
“None Of Your Concern” will be featured on Jhené Aiko’s upcoming third album, Chilombo. Big Sean doesn't show up until the video is almost over, doing his own bit of self-care at a church and a beach in a different exotic locale. There, she’s going through the motions of moving on, meditating, reflecting and just being one with nature. In the clip, Jhené is taking some time out for herself at a secluded villa in the middle of a forest. "I only want the best for you moving forward / But you back trackin' with n***as that ain't shit for you,” he spits his concern.Īlong with the new track, Aiko has also shared a video. And, just when you think things are over, Big Sean comes through with a guest verse to offer his two cents. “I can feel you fading, love / We’re not gonna make it, oh / Guess you cannot take it,” she sings over Fisticuff’s production of keys, bass and light drums, similar to their work on “Triggered.” Her pain is underscored by background vocals from everyone’s favorite musical accessory, Ty Dolla $ign. On “None Of Your Concern” Jhené and Sean reflect on their failed relationship and moving on. Now the duo has reunited to let us know they are never, ever, ever getting back together on "None Of Your Concern."
After that, Sean dropped his own upbeat ode to breakups with no make-ups, “Single Again,” which featured Aiko. That was followed by a remix of sorts, “Trigger Protection Mantra” where she was trying to calm down.
We saw the pain of breaking up on Jhené’s “Triggered (freestyle),” which allegedly wasn’t about Sean. Of course, just because you’ve choosing to take the high road, that doesn’t mean everything is sunshine and rainbows. While most public breakups are filled with drama, drama and more drama, Jhené Aiko and Big Sean have instead chosen to make theirs focused on healing.
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