"MEEK MILL JOINS THE FIGHT AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE"

Hey, people! Have you heard the latest? No, it's not a new one. drop not even the last beef in the world of rap. This time, it's something that hits much harder, and honestly, it's one of those stories that makes you stop and think. Meek Mill, yes, that same one, the one from the bangers infinite, has decided to take a step forward on a topic that, unfortunately, is still too current: the gun violence in Philadelphia, his hometown.

How did he get himself into this mess? It turns out that the drama keeps hitting close by. After the tragic loss of Takeoff, nephew of Quavo, at the hands of this same uncontrolled violence, as we have commented in previous blogs, Meek Mill has been moved by the recent death of Phat GeezImagine, the kid murdered right on his doorstep... This is something that, unfortunately, has become a daily occurrence in some American cities.

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But Meek He has not been left alone in the "something must be done." No, sir. The man has gone to Twitter, sorry X (one can't get it right with name changes anymore), and has launched a proposal that makes you raise an eyebrow and say: "Ok, this is new." He has promised that the 10% of the profits from his music will go to combat the gun violence in Philly. Yes, just as you read. The 10% from what he earns from his music. If that's not commitment, I don't know what is.

Now, beyond applauding the gesture, which is worthy of taking off your hat, what's interesting here is the movement this can generate. Meek and Quavo are showing that change does not necessarily have to come from suits in the Congress or long speeches. Sometimes, all it takes is someone with a voice, which is one of the positive aspects of fame: "Let's do something different."

So, while some are still wondering what the next step is, these guys are already leading the way. And the best part is, they're inviting us all to follow. So, hats off to them. Meek Mill and QuavoThey're proving that, in this rap game, there are missions that go far beyond shows and albums. They're playing in a different league: trying to leave the world a little better than they found it.