Penny, your thinking is a complete mess and what you've written makes little sense (acts of violence an escapism??? Do you mean the listener gets a vicarious kick out of violent music/art? Then fine, but you also say that the listener will "follow there leed" (sic), so it isn't used as escapism then is it? Which way round do you want it? Do you want to take another run at this?).

Seems to me that So Solid present nothing but a positive example to their kin on inner-city sink estates (and I should know), they are saying, look at us, look where we are, look what you can achieve if you put your mind to it, don't listen to the haterz, you can do it.
The problem comes from the finger-wagging Mother-knows-best attitude of the middle classes ceaselessly telling them what they should and shouldn't be listening to/watching, as if taking away their art is going to end gang violence. It's your culture, they are told, that is to blame for the drug culture, gun crime and all the social ills of a disenfranchised underclass. A pathetic, patronising (and racist) attitude. And you wonder why there is so much animosity?

"go out and do something about these social issues"

After you Penny, after you (you're the one thinks there are straightforward solutions, after all). And I've never lived in suburbia. You?

"i took out your punctuation mistakes in the above quote"

You didn't bother correcting your own typographical errors, then?

what do you expect them to do? skip through birmingham estates scattering rose petals and telling people to get on better?
all you can really do, other than donating money, or becoming a full time volunteer, is make your opinions known, and the best way of doing that is by writing about them.