george floyd

Rapper and Producer, Jay-Z, has taken out a full page advertisement in multiple leading newspapers to pay tribute to George Floyd. 

Halsey has been increasingly active on social media, giving us a glimpse of protests on ground and how she's been providing first aid to the injured.

As the world continues to fight for justic in light of George Floyd's murder, musicians have united in the #BlackOutTuesday movement. 

While many artists have shared their outrage over George Floyd's death on social media by demanding justice against the police officers responsible, some are leaving their homes to speak out in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lana Del Rey can't seem to catch a break! She's being called out for posting a footage of protesters in LA without covering their identites.

Lady Gaga recently took to Instagram to put out a detailed post protesting against the injustice surrounding George Floyd's passing.

Billie Eilish recently took to Instagram to speak out following the death of George Floyd. She joins a long list of artists who've done the same.

Taylor Swift took to Twitter to address Trump's explosive statements about shooting protestors amid the Gerge Floyd protests. 

Madonna put the camera on her son, David Banda, to dance to 'They Don't Really Care About Us' to pay tribute to George Floyd. Twitter trolls.

Beyonce joins the list of celebrities who have voiced their anger at the death of George Floyd at the hands of police brutality.