Obama Parties At White House With Usher, Common, Janelle Monae & Questlove [VIDEO]
Obama Parties At White House With Usher, Common, Janelle Monae
On Friday, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama ended their final musical night with BET’s “Love and Happiness” event, at the White House. Held on the South Lawn performers included: Jill Scott Usher, The Roots, Bell Biv DeVoe, Janelle Monae, De La Soul, Yolanda Adams, Michelle Williams and Kiki Sheard.
Celebs in attendance included: Samuel L. Jackson, Jesse Williams, Angela Bassett, Terrence J, Regina Hall, Angie Martinez, Quest Love, DJ D-Dnice (who DJ’ed the after party), Naturi Naughton and a few other famous faces. BET will broadcast the show on Nov. 15.
One of the more memorable moments of the evening was the festive after-party. While there’s a strict no-phone policy, Usher managed to Snapchat Obama dancing to Drake. Here’s the clip.
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Others posted their a few sweet memories about the evening.
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