Is there a correlation between "Urban Music" and youth violence? Are rappers being made scapegoats? Is society and the government neglecting it's responsibilities?
With knife and gun crime reaching epidemic status in London, AccessUK bought some influential rappers and community activists together, to answer these questions and provide solutions.
Part 2 music credit: Carns Hill ft K-Trap, LD, Asap, Blade Brown- Big Business", Fredo: " Like that"
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