Big Sean Follows Meek Mill’s Lead, Donates Thousands To Michigan

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G.O.O.D. Music’s Big Sean is the latest hip-hop artist to step forward and donate money to water crisis efforts in his Michigan home state.

According to reports, Sean has personally donated $10,000 to help address the water crisis.

The rapper, who hails from Detroit, has made a personal donation of $10,000 after partnering with CrowdRise to launch #HealFlintKids, a campaign that helps families with kids who have been exposed to toxic water. Sean and and his non-profit, the Sean Anderson Foundation have contributed to the Flint Child Health & Development Fund as a part of a viral fundraiser for the Community Foundation of Greater Flint Michigan. (ABC News Radio Online)

Flint’s Mayor Karen Weaver spoke out on celebrities like rapper Meek Mill making donations for the water crisis efforts this week.

“Yes, I sure would,” when asked if she would like to see other artists outside of Meek Mill donating to the water crisis efforts. “It’s wonderful to have that kind of support and getting him involved. I appreciate that. I would like [Michigan native celebrities] as well. You know it would be well appreciated – thank-you so much [Meek Mill]. I sure would like the opportunity to thank him and talk to him. Thank-you so much. I appreciate it, the residents of the city of Flint love you for that. [Am I waiting for Eminem next?] That’s right. Eminem, Kid Rock, Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Anita Baker. [laughs]” (TMZ)

According to reports, Meek has 60,000 bottles of water going to a Michigan food bank.

Meek just donated to the Flint Child and Family Health Development Fund, which fights the adverse effects of ingesting lead-filled H20. He’s also sending 60k bottles of JUST Water to the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan. Our sources say Meek’s also been clocking hours doing motivational speeches and helping out at schools, homeless shelters and hospitals in his native Philly. (TMZ)

G-Unit‘s Tony Yayo, Jeezy and Chris Brown have all reacted to the water crisis on social media.

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Written by Cyrus Langhorne

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  1. Headline, *”Michigan native Big Sean recently donated $10,000 to aid those suffering through the Flint Water Crisis.”*

    Reading Sean “Big Sean” Michael Leonard Anderson rap artistry lyrics I learned he repeatedly demeans women by characterizing our moms, sisters, grandmas, daughters, aunts and nieces as less than human ^itches and ^ hores unworthy of respect.

    BIG SEAN LYRICS “Final Hour”

    “Gon a head and tell these ^itches who they fuckin with. Man to get where I’m at I’ll make her suck a hundred d^cks. Man to get where I’m I’ll make her suck a hundred d^cks. Her mouth lookin like dannon because me and canon and to get where we at she had to suck a hundred d^cks.”

    *Sean “Big Sean” Michael Leonard Anderson* reminds me of gangster *Al Capone* who created soup kitchens designed to curry favor with depressed poor people who were willing to ignore all the emotional and physical HARM Al Capone and his gang/crew/posse caused to the community they preyed on.

    Sean “Big Sean” Michael Leonard Anderson could give away $millions$ , though that will not change the fact Sean and many of his rap recording artists buddies are chiefly responsible for perpetuating the struggles and hardships of their neighbors when they IGNORE the reason why so many of our American neighbors are struggling with pain and hardships….instead Sean chooses to glorify and profit from the pain and struggles of our neighbors.

    Please alert me when when and if Sean begins respecting himself, his neighbors and the *MATERNAL HALF* of our population.

    Peace.
    __________________________
    *(NY Times May 18, 2015 – Rise in Suicide by Black Children Surprises Researchers)*

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    • Sean “Big Sean” Michael Leonard Anderson is an artist who makes music.  Tell me something, if it was Denzel Washington making the donation, would it make a difference?  You people and your ridiculous way at looking at things…. You’re comparing a guy who makes music to Al Capone?  GTFOH.  You need to learn how to separate artistry from reality; they are two completely different things.  I could say “a bitch sucked 100 dicks” on a song or in a movie and then go home to my wife and kids… what exactly would that mean in reality?  That I can’t donate money to help people in need?  oh my fucking god you people are ridiculous af.

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