_mc-jin-amp-wyclef-jean-stop-the-hatred-official-music-video.jpg "MC Jin & Wyclef Jean - Stop The Hatred (Official Music Video) from kalani new song Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 2 min 63 sec
✓ Published: 28-May-2021
✓ Published: 28-May-2021
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After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awareness to these issues. To be able to reconnect with the iconic Wyclef Jean for this song is not only special for me on a personal level, but also symbolizes the importance of solidarity amongst all communities during these times,” says MC Jin. “The song title was actually inspired by my 8-year-old son, Chance, who boldly shouted
After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awareness to these issues. To be able to reconnect with the iconic Wyclef Jean for this song is not only special for me on a personal level, but also symbolizes the importance of solidarity amongst all communities during these times,” says MC Jin. “The song title was actually inspired by my 8-year-old son, Chance, who boldly shouted
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