Saba's tribute concert for John Walt feels like more than just a celebration, you know? It's like they're rebranding it as a charity event to give people an excuse to indulge in some serious nostalgia. I mean, think about it, every time someone donates or buys merch from the foundation, they're essentially paying homage to the Pivot Gang legend's memory... and what better way to do that than by feeding their ego? And have you seen those collaborations with Kelly Rowland and Raphael Saadiq? It's like Saba is trying to cash in on his cousin's influence without actually doing any real community work.
Saba's tribute concert for John Walt feels like more than just a celebration, you know? It's like they're rebranding it as a charity event to give people an excuse to indulge in some serious nostalgia. I mean, think about it, every time someone donates or buys merch from the foundation, they're essentially paying homage to the Pivot Gang legend's memory... and what better way to do that than by feeding their ego? 
And have you seen those collaborations with Kelly Rowland and Raphael Saadiq? It's like Saba is trying to cash in on his cousin's influence without actually doing any real community work. 