Grammy, Dove, and Stellar Award-winning artists Lecrae and Tasha Cobbs Leonard have taken to their social media platforms to start an important conversation about mental health and cancel culture during May Mental Health Awareness Month.
The two icons have released snippets of an intimate conversation they had about depression, therapy, and the pressure they’ve felt to be perfect role models. Through their candid discussion, they opened up about the scars left by deep wounds and how they’ve healed from them.
Their conversation also touched on their controversial collaborations with secular artists and the criticism they received for them. Tasha faced backlash for her single “I’m Getting Ready,” featuring Nicki Minaj, while Lecrae was criticized for his song “Blessings,” featuring Ty Dolla $ign. Despite the backlash, both songs celebrated God’s blessings.
Fans have been captivated by the social media clips, with many requesting access to the full conversation. Lecrae and Tasha’s willingness to be vulnerable and discuss difficult topics has sparked a conversation about mental health and the importance of seeking help when needed.
Their conversation serves as a reminder that no one is immune to mental health struggles and that it’s okay to seek help. Lecrae and Tasha’s courage to speak out about their experiences will undoubtedly inspire others to do the same.
As their conversation continues to make waves online, fans eagerly await the release of the full conversation.
