for its new site in East London. For an exhibition in the African American Museum titled "Hair Story", artist Youveline Joseph produced artworks inspired by Black Is King that recreated some of the braided hairstyles from the film. Dissect, a podcast that takes an academic approach to analyzing culturally impactful albums, dedicated a seven-episode season to Black Is King. The hosts conduct an in-depth exploration of the historical references, African symbolism and lyrical metaphors within the film. Inspired by Black Is King, the New York Public Library published a guide of various materials (such as literature, documentaries and photographic collections) that "you can use to expand your knowledge of the arts and cultures from across the African Diaspora", building on the film's aim of celebrating the various cultures of the diaspora through art, fashion and music. A TikTok and social media trend titled "#MyPowerChallenge" was created after the film's release, whereby participants recreate the dance from the "My Power" video in Black Is King. American rapper Yung Baby Tate cited Black Is King as a "very big inspiration" for the concept and editing of the music video for her 2021 single "I Am". In December 2020, British singer-songwriter James Blake released a cover of "Otherside" from Black Is King, adapted as "When We're Older" with some new lyrics. References External links 2020 films 2020 television specials 2020s American television specials 2020s musical films African-American films African-American musical films American musical films American musical fantasy films Beyoncé Beyoncé video albums Disney+ original films Musical television films Musical television specials Music television specials Films about race and ethnicity Films based on adaptations Films based on multiple works Films based on musicals Films directed by Beyoncé Films set in Africa Films shot in Arizona Films shot in Belgium Films shot in California Films shot in Ghana Films shot in Lagos Films shot in London Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in New York (state) Films shot in Nigeria Films shot in South Africa The Lion King (franchise) Walt Disney Pictures films Visual albums 2020s English-language films 2020s American films