One can only imagine what it must be like for Jeremih himself. There's probably hardly a regular day that goes by that someone doesn't bring the song up to him. And while, on those other days, it may be a bit grating, the insistence on the theme definitely has the effect of making his birthday a landmark event. In Chicago, where Jeremih might as well be the mayor, it has to be treated as a full-blown holiday. Especially if, say, it happens to land on a sunny Sunday afternoon and Jeremih happens to be playing a show to a crowd of thousands just for for the occasion and a few friends like Chance the Rapper happen to be in the neighborhood, which is just what happened yesterday at Pitchfork Music Festival.

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Join Songkick to track Jeremih and get concert alerts when they play near you. Be the first to know when they tour near Fischbach, Germany. Jeremih has been experimenting with music since the early age of three. As a child he taught himself how to play various instruments and participated in marching band and a Latin jazz band while in high school. His debut self-titled album was released in and gained him both critical and commercial acclaim.

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