The Southern California wildfires proceed to assert lives and property as firefighters effort to battle the large blaze, which has been raging on for the previous 4 days. A number of rappers have been lending a serving to hand in an try to assist victims of the tragedy.

Snoop Dogg Provides Out Garments

Lengthy Seashore, Calif. native Snoop Dogg is helping these affected by providing garments from his Snoop Dogg’s Clothes retailer in Inglewood, Calif. The rap icon introduced the drive by way of a flyer on Instagram on Thursday (Jan. 9).

“We’re devastated and ship our condolences to those that have been affected by these fires,” the publish reads. “Please cease by and decide up some clothes that we have now accessible to get you and your loved ones by way of these making an attempt occasions freed from cost. ID/tackle requested.”

Tyler, The Creator Shares Data on Shelters, Free Meals

Tyler, The Creator helps unfold the phrase about the place victims can get free shelter and meals. The previous Odd Future frontman reposted a number of bulletins from native L.A.-area companies that are offering short-term housing for folks and animals and free meals for these displaced by the tragedy.

Trae The Fact Travels to L.A. to Personally Help in Aid Efforts

Rapper and humanitarian Trae Tha Fact is at floor zero serving to fireplace victims by passing out provides, garments and meals at the side of Nipsey Hussle’s Marathon Clothes, Blacc Sam’s Marathon Burger and The Supply LA.

“Actual Ones Come Collectively To Do What We Can…All the pieces Counts,” he captioned a publish saying the occasion.

The Recreation Helps Evacuees Get Provides

The Recreation can be on the frontline. The Compton, Calif. native needed to evacuate his L.A.-area dwelling. But, he’s exterior serving to his displaced neighbors by handing out water, meals and provides, and even serving to clear firetrucks.

“My youngsters are secure, my mother is secure, I am simply out right here with the folks,” Chuck just lately informed NBC LA’s Lauren Coronado.

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