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Jharrel Jerome & Boots Riley On Im a Virgo Story of a 13 Ft Black Man in Oakland | SXSW 2023

Jharrel Jerome & Boots Riley On ‘I’m a Virgo’ Story of a 13 Ft Black Man in Oakland | SXSW 2023
Jharrel Jerome & Boots Riley share why they wanted to tell the unique story of 'I’m a Virgo’ and the practical effects that went in it while chatting with THR at SXSW. ►►Subscribe for more entertainment news: http://thr.cm/dwtPxG2 ►► See our latest videos: http://thr.cm/syLedfw About: The Hollywood Reporter (THR) is the entertainment industry's flagship media brand, offering in-depth reporting, analysis, unparalleled access, world-class photography and video, and feature exclusives in its award-winning weekly magazine and dynamic website. The Hollywood Reporter also boasts prestigious live events, industry-leading philanthropic, empowerment and diversity initiatives and hugely successful video series. Connect with The Hollywood Reporter Online: Visit the website: http://thr.cm/MgwCFl9 Likes us on Facebook: http://thr.cm/ngIBL8l Follow us on Twitter: http://thr.cm/2S875k7 Follow us on Instagram: http://thr.cm/cDQoWQd #JharrelJerome #ImAVirgo #SXSW2023 Jharrel Jerome & Boots Riley On ‘I’m a Virgo’ Story of a 13 Ft Black Man in Oakland | SXSW 2023 The Hollywood Reporter https://youtube.com/hollywoodreporter

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