The activist also thanked the rappers for the work they have done in helping formerly incarcerated voters. "But for right now we can at least make sure that everyone shows up to vote so we have two senators to make sure we have COVID-19 response and we've got stimulus money coming back to Georgia." You know, we'll have to think about that later," Abrams said in response to Gucci's request. "That's a job that the governor could do. While she doesn't exactly have the power to grant Gucci's wish, Abrams raised awareness about the pivotal upcoming run-off election which will decide the fate of the state's senate seats. "Can you wipe my record clean," the rapper asked. Gucci, who is well-aware of the progressive effort Abrams leads in the state, took the opportunity to ask for a personal favor. "Thank you guys for letting me crash before what I know is the battle to end all battles of 'Verzuz.' So thank you for giving me some street cred with my nieces and nephews," the social justice advocate said to the musicians. Before the battle kicked into full gear, former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams made an appearance on the big screen in the club.
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