Quavo meets with the Vice President to combat gun violence

Peace, y'all. It's your boy, Johnny Fastlane here with AllHipHop.com

So, Quavo fights against gun violence. Let's talk hip hop. Aight, yo, this situation is pretty dope, right? Because Quavo is taking a stand against gun

violence. So yesterday, he was at the Congressional Black Caucus in Washington, D.C

He met with a few lawmakers privately. It wasn't advertised. He also met with the vice president

Kamala Harris, to speak about gun violence, right? And basically, you guys know the whole

situation, man. Back in November, Takeoff was shot and killed, this is almost a year ago now

at a bowling alley in Houston, right? Quavo was there, right? And so Quavo did an interview on

the news where he says he's a survivor. It could have been him, too, who was there. So he launched the Rocket Man Foundation for Quavo. But then also, he's trying to combat gun

violence. He says that he's at a halfway point with it, right? He wants to figure out how you

can stop certain people who misuse guns from even getting guns themselves, right? He says that

cops have guns, too, and sometimes they don't use it the right way either. And he says that there are

a lot of people in the community and the culture that have been lost to not only gun violence

but police brutality through guns as well. So he just wants to do something, right

He says that he is alive for a reason, that he survived that night for a reason, so that now one

of his callings is to stand up against gun violence so that it doesn't happen to the

masses, is what he says, right? He feels like he has a responsibility towards the culture for this

And it kind of seems a little bit like survivor's remorse as well, because it seems like Quavo

feels like, damn, man, that might have, should have been me, right? I mean, as you guys know

the whole situation happened because Quavo was arguing with J. Prince Jr., something like that

and Takeoff was just an innocent bystander, and people started shooting, and somebody just

shot Takeoff in the head for no reason at all, right? It was like Takeoff was talking to somebody

and then heard a commotion and stood up and was like, yo, what's going on, and then ended up getting shot and killed, right? The whole thing was a huge tragedy. So, I mean, Quavo is right

man. People do need to figure out how to just put the guns in the hands of the people that's

going to use them responsibly though, right? But since every state has its own gun laws

this happened in Texas. Quavo is, he resides in Georgia, but he was in Washington, D.C.

so is it going to be a national thing or a state thing, right? Because it does make a difference

and I guess we'll see what happens, but shout out to Quavo, and yeah, let me know what y'all think about this in the comments