Public Enemy's Chuck D and Flavor Flav supported the Altadena community after the L.A. wildfires, linking up for a surprise performance and helping locals with some financial relief to rebuild.
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00:00He plays instruments as well. He's going to be drumming tomorrow with the band.
00:06They lost their place. He lost his drum set and everything.
00:10But his spirit is bright. His spirit ain't been rocked.
00:14You know, I know I have my Duke. She's been holding it down.
00:17So, you know, this is some of the people that we are supporting.
00:21In the community, a glimmer of hope and that there is such a future
00:27because this young man has such great energy.
00:30I couldn't get a word in and he was actually narrating the whole thing.
00:33He was like, OG, step to the side. We got this covered.
00:39So, matter of fact, I'm going to give you the mic and you got anything to say to the people
00:44because you are a great young man and you are giving such spark to your parents,
00:49to your mother, you know, for just being able to know that she's here for you
00:55and that you're there for her.
00:57And so now we all share in this moment with you and your talents.
01:02So the mic is right in front of your face.
01:05Here you go.
01:07All I can think of to say is I'm excited to perform tonight.
01:15Oh boy, he got the drum kit. You know what I'm saying?
01:19And he lost his drum kit in the fire. You know what I'm saying?
01:23Flavor Flavors is going to buy you a brand new drum kit.
01:29Grayson, Black Music Asset Coalition is giving you $2,500 tonight, y'all.
01:38Make some noise for Grayson, y'all.
01:53Make some noise for Grayson, y'all.