Jemele Hill Wants Hip Hop Industry To Denounce Gun Violence After Takeoff Death

Jemele Hill says there needs to be a public conversation on gun violence in the rap community after Takeoff's shooting death.

says she's had enough with rappers dying from gun violence ... and wants to see folks come together to talk about how to stop it once and for all.'s death in Houston ... she's calling on artists, record labels and politicians to start tough conversations on gun violence.

While Jemele senses some of these talks may be going on behind closed doors ... she highlights why it's important to discuss issues and solutions surrounding gun violence in a public forum.

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