bbno$ Rallies Internet Stars For Palestinian Children’s Medical Relief
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bbno$ will bring internet stars to Los Angeles on Saturday, November 7, for a benefit whose proceeds will go to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund. The rapper’s “The Internet for Palestine” show will pair music and creator culture with aid for children.
bbno$ announced the concert after asking fellow artists in September to help put together a show for Palestine. His call followed his support for Macklemore after the Seattle rapper was removed from Ed Sheeran’s remaining U.S. tour dates.
“It’s the duty of an artist to use their voice to stand up for the oppressed,” bbno$ wrote on Instagram.
The initial lineup included MC Abdul, 6arelyHuman, Ellise, Joost, Mxmtoon, RomancePlanet, Ricky Montgomery, Scene Queen, Smosh and Sophie Powers. That mix gives the benefit a reach beyond rap, with online creators joining the musicians.
The benefit follows another major pledge from Macklemore. In September, he committed all $1 million of his net earnings from Sheeran’s Loop Tour to six organizations helping Palestinians. PCRF was among those groups.
Macklemore also challenged New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft to match the donation. His own “Free Palestine Tour” ended October 30 at London’s OVO Arena Wembley. The venue pledged all concert proceeds to 12 organizations including PCRF.
All proceeds from bbno$’s benefit go to PCRF, which provides medical and humanitarian help to children in the Levant. The charity says it serves children “regardless of their nationality or religion.”
Its current Gaza relief and recovery campaign includes medical care, food, clean water and basic supplies. The work also extends to rebuilding health care and helping children cope with trauma.
PCRF’s recent surgical work gives some sense of the care its fundraising supports. The group said its Regional Surgical Program helped 357 children in September: 221 in the West Bank, 82 in Lebanon, 36 in Jordan and 18 in Egypt.
The charity also reported that 1,470 children received life-enhancing surgeries through the program during the first half of 2026.
The all-ages event is set for Shrine Expo Hall. Doors open at 5 P.M., with the show starting at 6 P.M., local time, according to the official event listing.
