Legends in the rap world are collaborating with SAG-AFTRA to provide benefits for artists members of the culture.

After almost 50 years, Hip-Hop finally has a holy alliance designed to help rappers in their lives, their health, careers and overall wellness. Two of rap’s pioneers, and their new organization the Hip-Hop Alliance, have connected with the executives at SAG-AFTRA to pull off a cultural coup, which will allow for artists to receive benefits.

Pioneer rapper Kurtis Blow, the Vice President of the Hip-Hop Alliance who suffered heart disease and received a transplant in 2021, said to Chuck Creekmur, “Well, we are actually proud to announce the partnership with SAG-AFTRA and the Hip-Hop Alliance.”

SAG-AFTRA and the Hip-Hop Alliance, an affiliate of the United Coalition for Humanity, are aiming to “build a better future for hip hop artists, and the entire music industry.” Chuck D currently serves as the president of the organization.

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