The Game, Drake help cover funeral costs for people who died in house fire

The Game, Drake help cover funeral costs for people who died in house fire.

American rappers The Game and Drake will be funding the funeral of a family who lost their lives in a fire accident- generosity hailed by many fans.

According to tmz.com the two rappers will assist Anna Angel bury her family members after they died in a tragic fire accident in their home. Angel’s five children and boyfriend all burnt to death after their family home burst into flames, and they couldn’t get out because they were trapped.

After hearing about the disastrous news, the Celebration and Best I Ever Had rappers are planning on donating a large sum of money (over R220 000 to be exact) to Angel, reported hiphopblog.com.

"I can deal with a lot of things but people losing their children is something that kills me every time," Game wrote on Instagram as he posted a photo of the family, reported hiphopdx.com.

According to tmz.com Drake later tweeted about the plans to donate money, and that they would do this through The Game’s “Robin Hood Project”, which recently pledged to give R10m to people in need.

Drake tweeted:

"What [The Game] is doing will never be forgotten. Honored to be able to help people along side my brother."

The Game is doing a lot of good deeds lately, as he recently donated R100 000 to the family of a little girl who was shot and killed outside her home in Los Angeles, America.

Tiana Ricks, who was six years old when she died, was killed by two men who came to her house in Moreno Valley and opened fire, hitting her and her father, reported hip-hopvibe.com

The little girl’s funeral was held on 14 September and the police were still on the hunt for the killers. 

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