Jemele Hill Wants Hip Hop Industry To Denounce Gun Violence After Takeoff Death

Jemele Hill states she’s had enough with rap artists passing away from weapon violence … and wishes to see folks come together to discuss how to stop it at last.

We got Jemele at LAX Wednesday and asked her for options following Takeoff‘s death in Houston … she’s getting in touch with artists, record labels and political leaders to begin hard discussions on weapon violence.

While Jemele senses a few of these talks might be going on behind closed doors … she highlights why it’s essential to go over problems and options surrounding weapon violence in a public online forum.

As we reported … Takeoff was shot and killed this week while going to Houston, the coroner’s reports states bullets struck the Migos rap artist in the head and torso.

Jemele likewise has strong ideas on the practice of rap artists “checking in” with specific individuals any place they are taking a trip — comparing it to “some slave s***.” She states Black individuals ought to never ever need to feel hazardous entering into another location.

For Jemele, she desires market leaders to state adequate suffices after the shooting deaths of Takeoff and PnB Rock — regreting the truth absolutely nothing’s truly altered because Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur were assassinated in the past.