Jin on Trayvon: "We Live in a Fallen & Broken World"

In relation to this clip, Jin was recently a part of an album project that blends HipHop with Christian music called, Stop the Traffic. It was released on iTunes on August 27th, 2013, and features a very deep moving and motivating song by Jin titled, "Over the Edge" featuring Dawen. If you haven't heard Jin's single or the King Kulture album, Stop the Traffic, you can purchase it on iTunes here.

Jin continued his first sit-down exclusive interview with VladTV and Battle Rap journalist Michael Hughes, by discussing the tragic situation regarding the now internationally covered Trayvon Martin situation. Jin acknowledged that the entire incident was "extremely tragic, especially the way it unfolded" and stated that even though there are "riled up communities, people are protesting, you know, and they're asking for justice and all that. But at the end of it, nobody feels it more than the parents. The mom and the dad."

He then related the broader message that can be taken away from Trayvon's death to his own personal religious beliefs and how it represents the "brokenness of man." Jin went on to state how all of these tragedies keep happening such as the Sandy Hook Massacre, the Boston Bombing, etc, and how it shows that "we live in a fallen and broken world."

Check out the full interview above. What do you think of Jin's thoughts on the Trayvon Martin tragedy and its representation of the world as a whole?

Be sure to check out his "Over the Edge" single featuring Dawen, and the King Kulture Stop the Traffic album on iTunes as well.