"I Can't Breathe" is the debut single by Australian rapper Jerome Farah, released on 26 June 2020 through Sony Music Australia.

[2][3] The video shows Farah rapping in a warehouse whilst getting his afro braided, interspersed with scenes where fellow Zimbabwean Australians of various ages stand behind him in a statement of solidarity.

[2][10][5] Al Newstead of Triple J said: "Flexing both bars and his gritty set of singing pipes, 'I Can't Breathe' threads attitude with artistry", and stated that the song would appeal to fans of Anderson .Paak and Childish Gambino.

[1] In an article about his follow-up single "Mikey Might", The Partae described "I Can't Breathe" as "a compelling, politically-charged fusion of neo soul, alternative rap, and R&B that [speak] to issues of police brutality and racism",[10] and additionally described it as "a powerful opening statement of intent.

[5] The Local Frequency dubbed the song "a politically charged anthem", and stated Farah "showcases his dexterous artistry with a radiant cadence and fierce wordplay.