Cash Cobain Donates $3K To Students A Part Of ‘I Will Graduate’ Scholarship Fund!

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Rapper and producer Cash Cobain blessed students this week at the 18th annual ‘I WILL GRADUATE’ award ceremony in Brooklyn, New York!

The ‘I WILL GRADUATE’ yearly celebration brought together thousands of students from across the city at the historic King’s Theater as they pledged to commit to their academic responsibilities in order to graduate.

Cash Cobain performed various hit songs including his viral tune ‘Fisher’, as students sang together word for word. Amid his performance the 26-year-old made sure students were enjoying themselves but also understanding that graduating is the ultimate goal.

“Y’all better graduate AYE,” he sang.

While speaking with Cash Cobain on the red carpet before the festivities officially kicked off, he shared his views regarding education and which subjects he believes the next generation of leaders and creatives could benefit from.

“Life and money management.”

He went on to explain how school has the opportunity to prepare individuals for adulthood and that if more lifestyle courses were provided it could help students more in the long game.

“—-life without school is difficult.”

Cash Cobain says that there are certain skill sets learned in school that you can’t get anywhere else.

The Bronx native has created his own lane in the music industry blending together sounds from trap, R&B and Hip Hop. Cash‘s career initially took off as a producer as he gained major traction from making beats at a young age.

Throughout the years he been able to collaborate with artists such as Charlie Wilson, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, Don Toliver and J. Cole.

Since stepping on the scene in 2018 as a producer and vocalist, Cash Cobain has been able to dominate the Sexy Drill rap genre of music with hits like ‘Fisher’ , ‘Dunk Contest’ , ‘Not My Problem’ and more.