Trae Tha Truth & Chamillionaire Aid Jail Following Hurricane Harvey

Jefferson County, TX -

The Hip Hop community has played a big part in the relief efforts following Hurricane Harvey. In the latest example of rappers lending a helpful hand, Trae Tha Truth and fellow Houston rhymer Chamillionaire brought food and water to a Texas jail in need.

“I Got A Call Sayin Inmates Locked Up Didn’t Have Water Or Food,” Trae wrote on Saturday (September 2) in an Instagram post. “We Pulled Up To The Jail Wit Food & Water…. All Luv… Today Was A Blessing.”

I Got A Call Sayin Inmates Locked Up Didn't Have Water Or Food…. We Pulled Up To The Jail Wit Food & Water…. All Luv… Today Was A Blessing????
A post shared by traeabn (@traeabn) on Sep 2, 2017 at 6:50pm PDT

Trae also posted a video of the scene at the Jefferson County Jail. Inmates and volunteers alike helped to bring in a stack of pizzas.

Blessed To Feed Tha Jail Today… Everyone Needs Support In These Times… Salute To All Tha Inmates In Jefferson County Jail…… Love
A post shared by traeabn (@traeabn) on Sep 2, 2017 at 11:07pm PDT

Trae has been at the forefront since Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas, aiding in whatever way he can. The veteran MC was seen rescuing flood victims, including Orlando Magic guard Jonathan Simmons. The ABN leader started a fundraiser too, raising more than $120,000 via GoFundMe as of September 3.