Willie D, Scarface Release Song In Honor Of Trayvon Martin

    Trayvon Martin’s killer may have finally been arrested on second degree murder charges, but that isn’t keeping Hip Hop artists from speaking out. Now, Willie D and Scarface of the Geto Boys are the latest to join the fight a new song titled “Hoodiez.”

    Earlier today, Willie D released a new song titled “Hoodiez,” featuring Propain, D.Boi and Willie’s Geto Boys partner Scarface. The song, which is dedicated to the late Martin, critiques race relations in the United States and the judicial and law enforcement systems that unfairly discriminate against African Americans.

    Willie D also spoke out on Twitter to discuss the song and the tragic death of Trayvon Martin.

    “Please retweet, repost and share this video with everyone in your contacts, Youtube, your Tweeter followers, Facebook friends, etc. If you truly believe in Justice for Trayvon, consider yourself a Godly person or just care about people, you will do it without a second thought. For those who think Hip Hop is dead, I say no. This song and video is proof that it’s alive and well. This is easily one of the most powerful songs ever. The message is strong, dead on and it needs to be heard. Let’s show law enforcement and the powers that be in Congress that we are fed up. Let’s make sure they hear our voices loud and clear by the attention we give to this artistic masterpiece of a song. Again retweet, repost and share, share, share. Thank you.”

    Willie D is expected to appear on a number of news programs to discuss the song. The video for “Hoodiez” can be viewed below and can be purchased on iTunes.

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    17 thoughts on “Willie D, Scarface Release Song In Honor Of Trayvon Martin

    1. Making a song ant going to change shit! smh What is wrong with our country? You have to get out in the streets yo have to actually do something not make songs and tweet!

      1. its for money and to get their names back in the news not to make a difference. do u really think athletes,celebrities and musicians do good things in the community just to help people.

    2. mother fuckers hate on real niggas saying something but i bet you if this was lil wayne you mother fuckers would be all on his dick get a life dont hate the fucking truth

      1. I ant hating and fuck Lil Wayne and these niggas trying to capitalize off of this situation instead of actually getting directly involved. They had a 2 hour march! A fuck 2 hour march and that was all! Black communities has lost all unity and its sad.

    3. This shit looks like a joke, when the hook came on I thought this was some dave chappelle shit. With the exception of scarface this shit is garbage. GARBAGE

      And dont even get me started on that white kid

    4. willie d tries to get at the crowd however he can. real talk. he don’t even care about the beat. this dude is so political, no joke. but i’m with you, this beat is so damn garbage, i’m just trying to listen through it, because i know its for the young pop generation, but those are the ones who need to listen to this.

    5. what i tell you people hateing on the truth when real niggas do it its garbage but when a fake ass rapper do it its fire you young niggas are lame and this beat is hard ass hell you dumb ass cats dont no real music hate that bitch

    6. The song is wack, but at less he got up and speak out unlike haft of the fake ass rapper that only use the hood to make money

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