Rozay headed down south on Saturday (March 5) to take part in Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity’s first service project in Fayette County. While there, he spoke with the organization’s CEO, Kem Kimbrough, Fayetteville’s Mayor Ed Johnson, and families in the region, and even got his hands dirty by painting the veteran’s home.
According to a press release, the Mastermind rapper stayed at the location for two hours and seriously discussed his future involvement with the organization.
