He even offered to match those donations. The rapper took to his Instagram account and made a statement suggesting fellow rappers from his state could find a way to give $100,000 back to the city. While the controversy of the alleged stolen beat was going on, Tekashi was also attempting to get fellow New York rappers to give back to charity.

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