2 Chainz feeds the homeless from his Atlanta restaurant

The reigning trap king gave out free meals to those in need from his own Escobar Restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia.

2 Chainz originally planned on opening his restaurants up in April after all non-essential businesses were given permission by Governor Brian Kemp to reopen, despite the widespread coronavirus pandemic. Instead of reopening, however, the rapper decided to use his restaurant for a better cause: to feed the homeless. On April 27th, 2 Chainz partnered up with the TRU Foundation and HERImpact Foundation, along with friends and volunteers, to help hand out meals to the homeless. In compliance with social distancing guidelines, 2 Chainz and the volunteers donated hundreds of meals over the course of two hours to those who were stood in line. Volunteers then spread out through the city, giving meals to those in low-income communities. Today, both of 2 Chainz restaurant’s Escobar and Tapas locations are slowly making their way back to normal operations, currently operating a takeaway service only.

Tauheed Epps, known professionally as 2 Chainz, is a renowned American hip-hop and trap artist. 2 Chainz has been nominated for six Grammy awards, winning Best Rap Performance in 2017 with “No Problem”. The critically acclaimed rapper has collaborated and performed with numerous giants of the industry, including Drake, Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West and A$AP Rocky. 2 Chainz hosts the popular TV show, Most Expensivest, which was first screened in 2017 and has been renewed for a new season in 2019. Prior to the coronavirus epidemic, he was slated to head out on Rick Ross’ Feed The Streetz tour with T.I., Boosie Badazz, Lil’ Kim and Yo Gotti.