(Radio.com) 21 Savage is giving back. The rapper appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday (March 13), where he performed the song "Bank Account" but also made a statement and a donation.
21 Savage backed up the sentiments of "Bank Account" by presenting a $21,000 check to the '21 Savage Bank Account Campaign," a new initiative focused on teaching teens about money management and financial literacy.
"Now that I do have money in my bank account, I want to help kids with a background similar to mine to get smart about their money," the rapper said in a press statement (via Rolling Stone), adding that the song's success is "ironic," considering that "knew almost nothing about bank accounts" as a teen.
"21 Savage is doing something absolutely amazing," DeGeneres raved on Instagram about the new charity. See her post and watch 21 Savage's performance here.
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