2 Chainz closed out the 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards with "Money Maker" with Lil Wayne.
To set the stage Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris joined in.
"As a proud HBCU alum, a graduate of Howard University ... I know there is nowhere like an HBCU campus to fully appreciate the power the dignity and the diversity of the voices in our country," she said. "It's where so many of us go to strengthen our voices, to pursue our dreams, and explore our roles in our fight for justice. As a country, we face enormous challenges. And now more than ever, we need Black scientists and engineers and doctors and teachers and public servants to help us build the shared future we all deserve. ... Let's lift up our voices for a better future."
"Money Maker," featured college marching bands and ended with a dedication to HBCU. 2 Chainz kept the message wearing a red Clark Atlanta University sweatshirt, and when Lil Wayne made his entrance, he wore an HBCU sweatshirt.
2 Chainz, released the song with the video in September. It's the first single off his upcoming album, So Help Me God.
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