Macklemore boycotts Dubai over Sudan genocide

Macklemore, the rapper from Seattle, is known for speaking his mind, and he's done it again with a new protest track called "Hind's Hall." The song shows his support for pro-Palestinian protesters on college campuses across the U.S. and calls for an end to Israel's actions in Gaza. Macklemore even takes a jab at fellow artist Drake in the track. He has pledged to donate all proceeds from the song to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees. The title "Hind's Hall" refers to the renaming of Hamilton Hall at Columbia University by protesters, honoring Hind Rajab, a six-year-old likely killed by the Israeli military.

Before Macklemore became famous, he was just Benjamin Hammond Haggerty, a kid who fell in love with hip hop. His musical influences included East Coast underground legends like Hieroglyphics, Freestyle Fellowship, Aceyalone, and Wu-Tang Clan. He was also inspired by artists like Nas and Talib Kweli. But Macklemore's creativity didn't stop at music—he's also an artist who loves to paint. His passion for abstract art has influenced his songwriting, adding layers of poetry and metaphor to his lyrics. So when you listen to his tracks, there's more to discover beyond the music—depth, meaning, and creativity are woven into every word.

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