They’re one of the leading labels in hip hop, so it’s unsurprising that Top Dawg Entertainment’s CEO is enjoying the fruits of his labor. Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith launched TDE back in 2004, and since that time, they helped craft the careers of some of our favorite emcees. Top Dawg has reportedly moved out of Carson, California where TDE first began and has been living in a $6.7 million mansion in Calabasas, and according to Variety‘s real estate website Dirt, he’s added another $11 million, Beverly Hill Post Office home to his list of residences.

The outlet reports that the mostly white and black-designed 13,100 square-foot home has an extensive amount of amenities that could keep anyone occupied for days. The expansive hilltop gated community property hosts seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, a mostly-concrete garden area with a fountain, spacious rooms, marble fireplaces, a walk-in wine closet, three levels, an elevator, a golf simulator in the basement, a movie theater big enough to house a couple of dozen people, a 2,1000 square foot garage, an infinity pool, a spa, a rooftop deck and bar, and a master suite with a huge window that looks down on the entirety of Los Angeles.

Top Dawg has a number of other homes including an Encino estate valued at $2.8 million as well as condos and apartments in Inglewood and Paramount, Calif.

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With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic having a profound impact on the economy, with millions unemployed and struggling to pay rent, celebrities and role models have been stepping up to do their part in helping out. That includes Anthony Tiffith, better known in the rap game as Top Dawg, CEO of the legendary Top Dawg Entertainment.

As confirmed by LA City Councilmember Joe Buscaino, Top Dawg recently took it upon himself to cover the rent of over three hundred Watts families, a gesture celebrated on Buscaino’s Instagram page. 

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“Would like to give the biggest shout out to Anthony Tiffith, @dangerookipawaa founder of @topdawgent who just paid the rent for 311 families in our public housing developments in #Watts including #ImperialCourts, #JordanDowns, and #NickersonGardens,” he captions, alongside an image of himself and the TDE mogul. “Senior citizens are a group that are often overlooked. This gesture is not just about philanthropy but humanity overall, and it’s just the kind of good news our city needs right now.”

Though it’s easy to focus on the music, especially given the talent Top’s roster possesses as a collective, we mustn’t forget the community work that TDE has been doing. It’s the reason many still look to hip-hop for role models, and further confirmation that Los Angeles would not be what it is today without it. We’d like to echo Buscaino’s shout out to Top Dawg, Punch, and everyone at TDE doing their part to help out during this trying time. Stay safe everybody.