Ski Mask The Slump God is headlining a Rolling Loud pop-up concert that will benefit people impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles.
Going down on Monday (January 20) in Florida, the sold-out show also features DJ Scheme, Luh Tyler, Pouya, 1900Rugrat, Robb Bank$ and Danny Towers.
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In a statement to TMZ, Rolling Loud founders Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif revealed the show has already raised $25k in just ticket sales – and there will be “Rebuild L.A.” merch for sale as well.
All money from the ticket sales will go to GoFundMe’s official Wildfire relief page, while money raised from the merch will be donated to the Anti-Recidivism Coalition’s Firefighter Fund.
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Additionally, a portion of ticket sales from the upcoming Rolling Loud California 2025 festival in March will also be going to relief efforts.
In related news, Doja Cat is also doing her part to help, teaming up with the Red Cross for a limited-edition merch collection to benefit the organization’s wildfire relief efforts.
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Doja paired up with fashion illustrator and designer Pini for the line of hoodies and t-shirts. Pini shared on Instagram that “100% of proceeds go to American Red Cross to support the people of California affected by the wildfires.”
Scarlet, Doja’s 2023 album, was recorded at Harbor Studios in Malibu, which was destroyed by the fires.
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The merch collection can be found here.
Doja and Ski Mask are far from the only famous musicians to come to the aid of those hurt by the fires. The Game has been extremely active as well.
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As several enormous blazes continued to burn down parts of the city, the Compton rapper announced on January 8 that he is helping to provide safety and shelter to families who have been forced to evacuate their homes.
“Me & [talent manager Travis Wilson] are helping 10 families effected [sic] by the fires here get into @airbnb for a week free of charge [praying hands emoji],” he wrote on his Instagram Stories.
He then directed those interested to message Wilson on Instagram, adding: “Must have an identification or drivers license with address in the affected areas.”
The Game has also been on the ground supporting efforts from firefighters to contain and extinguish the blazes, which have so far claimed dozens of lives and destroyed tens of thousands of acres.
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In various social media posts, the rapper can be seen personally delivering food, water, hot drinks, blankets and pillows to firefighters on the frontline, as well as posing for photos with the crew.
