Doja Cat has partnered with Red Cross and an artist to sell a collection of clothes to aid those affected by the wildfires, and Snoop Dogg is thinking of doing a concert to help victims. Keep watching to learn more about how artists are helping.
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00:00Doja Cat and Snoop Dogg are showing their support
00:02for the victims of the L.A. fires.
00:05As L.A. continues to recover from the massive wildfires
00:08that have raged over the last week,
00:10L.A. residents have come together
00:11with an outpouring of help for those in need.
00:14♪ I wanna show you up, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
00:18♪ I wanna show you up ♪
00:20It looks like some in the music community
00:21are also willing to lend a helping hand,
00:24like the Agora Hills singer, Doja Cat.
00:26The California native posted on IG
00:28pictures of specifically designed T-shirts and hoodies
00:31with the caption,
00:32please help me and American Red Cross
00:34support my beautiful state of California.
00:36I teamed up with artist Penny
00:38and designed a small collection of hoodies and tees
00:41on sale now.
00:42100% of proceeds go to American Red Cross
00:45to support the people of California
00:47affected by the wildfires.
00:49While on the Jimmy Kimmel Show,
00:50L.A. legend Snoop Dogg spoke about the possibility
00:53of a charity concert to help raise funds
00:55for those affected by the fires.
00:57There was talks about concerts to raise money
01:01for the victims and the people that have lost
01:04in this situation.
01:05So I think that's more of the angle
01:07that I would be leaning towards.
01:08I see. To do a concert
01:09and not, you know, be paid and take my proceeds
01:12and the proceeds from the tickets
01:13and make sure that the people got something.
01:15Snoop also is still collecting donations
01:17at his Inglewood-based clothing store,
01:19Snoop Dogg Clothing, for those displaced by the wildfires.
01:23Our hearts go out to L.A.
01:24and those who are affected by the devastation.
01:27For more news, stay tuned here at Billboard.