Hip-hop artists have been in the mood to give back after achieving their own success. Artists such as Rick Ross, Tyler, the Creator, and Vinny Cha$e have taken to their local streets to help those in need.
Yesterday, Harlem’s own Vinny Cha$e tweeted during the afternoon that he’d be adding to hip-hop’s charitable cause as of late. Cha$e bagged up “bags and bags” of clothing intended to reach those “who need.”
No pictures have surfaced as of yet showing the self-proclaimed swag god’s charitable deeds, but below is the tweet insinuating he did so.
Bout to hit da Harlem streets 2 give away bags n bags n bags of cloths 2 those who need . #SwagGod
— V.CHA$€ ✂ (@VinnyCHASEnyc) June 20, 2013
Bout to hit da Harlem streets 2 give away bags n bags n bags of cloths 2 those who need .#SwagGod“
Tyler, the Creator, regardless of any bad rep some people may give him, truly showed he cares for those less fortunate. Collecting shirts, pants, and other street wear and gear from Odd Future’s Golf Wang clothing, Tyler hit the streets of downtown L.A. (Skid Row) to donate every item to the homeless.
Notting some of his actions in the past weren’t as generous as they ought to have been, Tyler stated, “I’m about to be a good person for once,” while putting the bags of clothes in his car.
Dropping a box filled with clothes, Tyler announced it was full of “fresh ass clothing,” before homeless people began scooping more than arms could carry.
Ensuring everyone would get an article of clothing, Tyler stated, “Ya’ll gotta share,” before returning with more filled boxes.
Before leaving Tyler said he “loved” the homeless and gave them some last minute guidance by ending his statement with “don’t do drugs, ya’ll.” You can peep his generosity below.
MMG boss, president, and now…saint? Not that far, but Rick Ross took time out of his busy schedule to load up a car(s) full of MMG clothing and Reebok sneakers to hand out to the homeless in Miami.
Not only did he cloth the homeless from head to toe, Ross also managed to donate pounds of wings from his “Wingstop,” restaurant and feed the hungry.
– John Weber (@JohnPaulWeber)
