Mistah F.A.B. Addresses The Murder Of Trayvon Martin On “God Don’t Love Me” (Listen & Download)

Bay Area rapper Mistah F.A.B. recently took his frustration surrounding the murder of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin and channeled it into a song he released this week titled "God Don't Love Me." Due to the touchy nature of the controversy surrounding the death of Martin it would seem like somewhat of a hard task creating a genuine song about the Florida teen, but F.A.B. has done a great job of creating a song that's both heartfelt and quite real at the same time.

On "God Don't Love Me" F.A.B. directly addresses George Zimmerman as he raps, "just cause you neighborhood watchman that mean you can kill a man?" The rapper also brings his personal struggles into the song, intertwining commentary on the death of Martin with the loss of his mother just two years ago.

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