Jemele Hill Desires Hip Hop Business To Denounce Gun Violence After Takeoff Loss of life

Jemele Hill says she’s had sufficient with rappers dying from gun violence … and needs to see people come collectively to speak about how you can cease it as soon as and for all.

We obtained Jemele at LAX Wednesday and requested her for options following Takeoff‘s dying in Houston … she’s calling on artists, file labels and politicians to start out robust conversations on gun violence.

Whereas Jemele senses a few of these talks could also be happening behind closed doorways … she highlights why it is necessary to debate points and options surrounding gun violence in a public discussion board.

As we reported … Takeoff was shot and killed this week whereas visiting Houston, the coroner’s reviews says bullets struck the Migos rapper within the head and torso.

Jemele additionally has robust ideas on the apply of rappers “checking in” with sure folks wherever they’re touring — evaluating it to “some slave s***.” She says Black folks ought to by no means need to really feel unsafe going into one other space.

For Jemele, she needs business leaders to say sufficient is sufficient after the taking pictures deaths of Takeoff and PnB Rock — lamenting the very fact nothing’s actually modified since Infamous B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur had been gunned down again within the day.