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Usher has a powerful new song out. The 41-year-old singer just released his new single “I Cry.” PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Usher Along with the release of the song, Usher shared a statement on Twitter encouraging men to show their emotions, especially after the death of George Floyd. “This song was inspired by wanting to teach my sons that it is ok for a man to feel emotions deeply and to cry.

Like many men, I was raised to believe that we have to be ‘tough’ and not show our vulnerability, which I don’t want to teach them,” Usher shared. “While I was shut in during the pandemic and watching the death of George Floyd, the ongoing slaughter of Black men and women, the protests and the events that unfolded, I became very connected

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