(AllHipHop News) Rapper Drake has teamed with organizations Green The Block and The Hip-Hop Caucus to help promote a cleaner green environment. Drake is slated to perform tomorrow (June 13th) during the Stop The Off Shore Drilling rally being held at the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. The partnership between Drake, Green The Block and The Hip-Hop Caucus started when the organizations joined Drake on his Campus Consciousness Tour and witnessed the rappers commitment to a green lifestyle first hand. Drake aims to educate fans about the importance of keeping the environment clean, especially in the wake of the BP oil disaster. Every where you turn, pollution and poverty are hurting our communities, Drake said. We can change that. Going green is the solution. Im green on my tour, I am greenin block and you can too. Its easier than you think.The collective will also protest BP and the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico which started on April 20th and has been leaking over 1 million gallons of oil into the Gulf per-day. So far, the leak has ruined vast stretches of coastal areas and marsh lands in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. The Hip-Hop Caucus and Green The Block will protest the oil spill and the oil industry as a whole, on a new upcoming mixtape titled Stop Offshore Drilling!, which will be released tomorrow. Drakes highly anticipated album Thank Me Later is due in stores on June 15th.
Rapper Drake To Protest Offshore Oil Drilling With Hip-Hop Caucus in D.C.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Drake has teamed with organizations Green The Block and The Hip-Hop Caucus to help promote a cleaner green environment. Drake is slated to perform tomorrow (June 13th) during the Stop The Off Shore Drilling rally being held at the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. The partnership between Drake, Green The Block and The Hip-Hop Caucus started when the organizations joined Drake on his Campus Consciousness Tour and witnessed the rappers commitment to a green lifestyle first hand. Drake aims to educate fans about the importance of keeping the environment clean, especially in the wake of the BP oil disaster. Every where you turn, pollution and poverty are hurting our communities, Drake said. We can change that. Going green is the solution. Im green on my tour, I am greenin block and you can too. Its easier than you think.The collective will also protest BP and the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico which started on April 20th and has been leaking over 1 million gallons of oil into the Gulf per-day. So far, the leak has ruined vast stretches of coastal areas and marsh lands in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. The Hip-Hop Caucus and Green The Block will protest the oil spill and the oil industry as a whole, on a new upcoming mixtape titled Stop Offshore Drilling!, which will be released tomorrow. Drakes highly anticipated album Thank Me Later is due in stores on June 15th.