We the People season 2 is an animated online television show that premiered in 2021. The sitcom launched on Netflix on July 4, 2021, and was created by Chris Nee and directed and produced by Kenya Barris, Barack Obama, and Michelle Obama. The show was produced in collaboration with Netflix and Obama’s production` business, Higher Ground, which has been in operation since 2019.
We The People Season 2 Release Date
Season 1 of “We the People” premiered on Netflix on July 4, and Netflix has yet to confirm its renewal status. However, Season 1 has already attracted a sizable audience, and fans are eagerly anticipating the release of a new season. As a result, Netflix may decide to renew the show for a second season soon.
We The People Season 2 Cast
H.E.R.
Adam Lambert
Cordae
Kristen Anderson-Lopez
Daveed Diggs
Brittany Howard
Robert Lopez
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Brandi Carlile
Kyle Harvey
Bebe Rexha
Andra Day
Janelle Monáe
Amanda Gorman
We The People Season 2 Plot
We The People is a short film with a total duration of a little over 43 minutes that will be appreciated time after time. Each mini-episode includes a new singer’s song; the mini-episodes are more like animated music videos.
Original songs and animation music videos would be developed by some of America’s greatest talent for We The People. The goal with all three-minute music videos is to use the streaming platform to educate youngsters about US civics. We The People are being billed as a “music festival,” with ten episodes planned.
We The People Season 1 Review
We the People” is one of Netflix’s most informative animated series, depicting the three parts of government in the most interesting way possible. The creators have concocted a cute tale about a president with black skin. The documentary “We the People” provides a wealth of information on the government and its programs. It is certain to capture the interest of the child due to the excellent combination of music.
Chris Nee, the former Emmy winner, demonstrated his talents in the first season with an incredible music video. The show’s writers have used the song to effectively teach young adults about their rights and responsibilities as citizens, spotlighting some of society’s most sensitive issues such as same-sex marriage, the Second Amendment, country division, and much more. Chris Nee is the most underappreciated showman when it comes to telling good stories with the ability to offer life-changing truths. The participation of well-known musicians such as Brandi Carlile, H.E.R., Monae, Adam Lambert, and others has added to the excitement for the audience.
H.E.R. sings about “Active Citizenship” in the first episode, and we meet a young girl who does more than simply voting; she serves and strives to make a significant difference. In another episode, Adam Lambert sang more about the Bill of Rights utilizing stop-action imagery and cut-out photos. Cordae raps why people pay income taxes and how federal programs financed by those payments have benefitted his parents and many others he knows.
Bebe Rexha discusses immigration and how everyone may come to live in the United States regardless of origin or color. Padma Lakshmi (representing India), Eddie Van Halen (Netherlands), Albert Einstein (Germany), and a slew of other celebrities are featured in the film. The song isn’t particularly deep; it just conveys that the United States is a melting pot of cultures and that we’ll all end up as one big happy family.
In “Three Parts of Government,” Lin Manuel Miranda, Daveed Diggs, Alabama Shakes vocalist Brittany Howard, and Frozen songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez distinguish between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government. It’s loud, chaotic, and jumps around from issue to subject, which could be confusing to young audiences. The song “All Rise” by Andra Day attempts to describe the role of the courts, although it isn’t entirely informative.
We The People Season 2 Trailer
The teaser for this new Netflix show, which is supported by the Obamas, aroused my interest. To educate and amuse, Nee uses the combined power of music and animation. We the People’s major goal is to teach schoolchildren the fundamentals of civics while also instilling a sense of patriotism through a series of ten songs. Although a 5-minute song can only transmit so much information, the series had the potential to cover a lot more ground.
About the Creators of We The People Season 2 Trailer
Chris Nee
Emmy Award recipient and winner of the Humanitas Prize Disney Junior’s “Doc McStuffins” is created by Chris Nee, who also serves as exec producer. Nee has juggled a good career as a factual and reality Television creator while being an excellent children’s television screenwriter. Nee was scripting the first “Wonder Pets” Christmas Special for Nickelodeon when on-site in Alaska for Discovery Channel’s cult smash factual reality series “Deadliest Catch,” which she finished whilst living in a renovated World War II barracks-turned-hotel over an archipelago in the Bering Sea. Nee has been nominated for numerous Emmy Awards for screenwriting and won one in 2002 for her work on “Little Bill,” the Peabody Award-winning show based on Bill Cosby’s children’s novels.
Barrack Obama
Barack Hussein Obama II, 44th U.s. president (2009–17). Born on August 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii, he was the first African American to hold the post. Since the conclusion of Reconstruction, he was the third African American to serve that body (1877). He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009 “for his exceptional efforts to enhance world affairs and people-to-people cooperation.”
Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama is the former First Lady of the United States of America and the spouse of former President Barack Obama. She worked as a lawyer, a Chicago municipal administrator, and a community outreach worker before becoming the first lady. Michelle Obama was also the first lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. She is a lawyer and author. Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, is her husband. Michelle Obama focused her emphasis as the first lady on social concerns such as poverty, healthy living, and education. Becoming, her 2018 book, explores the events that influenced her life, from her upbringing in Chicago through her time in the White House.