A$AP Ferg is doing his part and being stand up member of the Harlem community. Over the weekend the A$AP Mob rapper, hosted his first annual ‘Ferg Health Fair’ along with The Children’s Village and People of Peace to promote awareness and cater to the health and well-being of Harlem’s under privileged youth.
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The health fair featured a bunch of free activities for the kids, including complete health exams, DJ lessons from the Jam Master Jay Foundation and Scratch Academy, and even a mini concert featuring Ferg as well as hand-picked artists from the community.
A$AP Ferg explained this event was a way for him to carry out his father, D-Ferg’s legacy. He said:
“Growing up, my Dad always emphasized the vitality of giving back to the community and making sure we never gave up on our dreams. His encouragement motivated me to never settle and he’s the reason I am where I am today, but I’m not the only one. My dad spent his life helping kids in the community stay off the streets and make something of themselves. He may be gone but his legacy lives on through the people of our neighborhood and all the lives he touched.”
Check out footage of the fair below and click the gallery for more photos.
Source GlobalGrind
