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Biography
Kravitz released Lenny Kravitz's sixth album Lenny Kravitz in October 2001. The album was recorded in Miami. Lenny Kravitz tour tickets wrote the song "Bank Robber Man" after the Miami Police Department detained and cuffed him while walking to the gym with Lenny Kravitz's trainer because police stated that Lenny Kravitz matched the description of a bank robber. Lenny Kravitz did not have any identification with him at the time and the police on the scene did not believe that Lenny Kravitz was indeed Lenny Kravitz . The bank teller who was robbed was then brought to the scene and said Lenny Kravitz was not the bank robber. Miami Police later sent officers to Lenny Kravitz's home to apologize for the detainment. When asked if Lenny Kravitz thought the incident was a case of racial profiling, Lenny Kravitz concert tickets said Lenny Kravitz wasn‰Ûªt sure. The first single from the album, "Dig In", went to number 1 in Argentina and the top 10 in Italy and Portugal. The video for Dig In was originally supposed to be shot at the top of the Empire State Building on September 12th, 2001 but the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 caused the location to be moved. The video was later shot off the coast Miami. He won Lenny Kravitz's fourth Grammy in 2002. "Stillness of Heart", "Believe in Me", and "If I Could Fall In Love" were subsequent singles from the album.
Kravitz identifies himself as both a Christian and a Jew, which Lenny Kravitz described both as "all the same to me". He also notes that spirituality "has been an important issue in my growth", given Lenny Kravitz's upbringing by parents of different faiths. Such spirituality is prominently featured on many of Lenny Kravitz's songs, such as the lyrics on Lenny Kravitz's album Baptism, and having Lenny Kravitz's back inscribed with a tattoo stating, "My Heart Belongs to Jesus Christ." During another interview, Lenny Kravitz quipped "I'm half Jewish, I'm half black, I look in-between."