LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Hip-hop mogul Percy Miller, better known by his stage name Master P, has recorded a song dedicated to Louisville native Breonna Taylor and her family's fight for justice.
"Say Her Name" will be released as a bonus track on "No Limit Chronicles," an album that accompanies a BET and Viacom documentary series on Miller's journey.
The Grammy Award winning artist has previously said he considers Louisville a second home, helping the families of homicide victims and even meeting with local school officials to discuss community outreach.
"We created this song to unite our Culture in the Community, stop the injustice and make the world say her name," Miller said on Instagram.
Community activist Christopher 2X said asked Miller to write the song. While he doesn't take requests, 2X said the rapper felt Taylor's story was special.
"It's a unity song on how, at some level, whites, Blacks, Hispanics, African immigrants and others have [come] together to deal with some tough issues so far as justice, equality and social unrest," 2X said. "The song is to...inspire more."
A promotional video posted onto social media shows clips of protests in the city, including those arrested outside Attorney General Daniel Cameron's home.
"Just trying to shed some light on the Ville," opens the song.
2X said Taylor's family has listened to "Say Her Name," and said they cannot wait to meet Miller in person.
The documentary series will air July 28.
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- Breonna Taylor case: Kentucky AG gives no timeline in completion of investigation, asks the public for patience
- Breonna Taylor's autopsy report now in the hands of family's lawyers, protective order to speed up release of records
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