The Bail X Fund has raised more than $21,000 (£15,000) since it was launched. He said in a statement that music is his way to “fight for liberation” and is his “act of resistance”, but acknowledged that “true freedom requires real change in how the criminal justice system works”. that’s why i teamed up with to create the Bail X Fund. and the disproportionate impact that cash bail has on the black community. On a serious note, i know the pain that incarceration brings to a family. Yet tellingly, the 22-year-old hitmaker has been drawn into the ensuing storm. “Just release the uncensored version and we will forgive you.” Lil Nas X joined forces with The Bail Project to an effort to end cash bailĪlongside the release of the iconic new single and video, Lil Nas X is using “Industry Baby” to raise money for The Bail Project, a “national nonprofit organisation on a mission to end cash bail, one of the key drivers of mass incarceration and structural racism in the US criminal legal system”. DaBaby’s speech did not mention Lil Nas X, hip-hop’s new, openly gay superstar. But this means you will not do this anymore to us, understood?” One wrote: “We all made mistakes and that’s OK.
