In 2016, Savage accused Afrika Bambaataa of having molested him at the age of 15 in 1980. Former Hot 97 host Troi Torain aka STAR of the Star & Buc Wild Show in New York City first reported the accusation on the Shot 97 internet radio show, before it was published in the New York Daily News on April 9. The Universal Zulu Nation responded with an open-letter apology to Savage, after three more men came forth with accounts alleging abuse by Bambaataa after Savage's story was published. Savage has also fought to help change the statute of limitations laws in New York State against child molesters. Savage was featured on the 2016 single "Don't Close Your Eyes" produced by Jonathan Hay, where he spoke over Bambaataa's song "Planet Rock" which was replayed in the track. Savage speaks out about child molestation and issues a very bold challenge to the President of the United States, stating, “Children are being molested every day. I was molested by a world Hip-Hop icon,” states Savage. “My question is to the President of the United States of America: what are you going to do about the child molestation crisis of America?”. Savage also stated in an interview in London, "I don’t recognize the term hip hop culture because that is a term Bambaataa coined and I don’t know what his intention was when he coined the term, but what I do recognize is hip hop and I salute the rebirth of the hip hop movement". Discography September 20, 2018 (Single) - Hip Hop Movement Anthem January 11, 2019 (Single) - Keep Goin January 1, 2021 (Single) - Keep Goin ( DOC REMIX) April 23, 2021 (Single) - Let's Go%DIFDELCMD < {{%%% cite web | title=Robot Check | website=Robot Check | url= URL May 21, 2021 (Single) - Stop Cappin June 3, 2021 (Single) - Snacks In The Night
In 2016, Savage accused Afrika Bambaataa of having molested him when Savage was 15 in 1980. Former Hot 97 host Troi Torain aka STAR of the Star & Buc Wild Show in New York City first reported the accusation on the Shot 97 internet radio show, before it was published in the New York Daily News on April 9. The Universal Zulu Nation responded with an open-letter apology to Savage, after three more men came forth with accounts alleging abuse by Bambaataa after Savage's story was published. Savage was featured on the 2016 single "Don't Close Your Eyes" produced by Jonathan Hay, where he spoke over Bambaataa's song "Planet Rock" which was replayed in the track. Savage speaks out about child molestation and issues a very bold challenge to the President of the United States, stating, “Children are being molested every day. I was molested by a world Hip-Hop icon,” states Savage. “My question is to the President of the United States of America: what are you going to do about the child molestation crisis of America?”. Savage also stated in an interview in London, "I don’t recognize the term hip hop culture because that is a term Bambaataa coined and I don’t know what his intention was when he coined the term, but what I do recognize is hip hop and I salute the rebirth of the hip hop movement". %DIFDELCMD < {{%%% 
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September 20, 2018 (Single) - Hip Hop Movement Anthem January 11, 2019 (Single) - Keep Goin January 1, 2021 (Single) - Keep Goin ( DOC REMIX) April 23, 2021 (Single) - Let's Go
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