Ty Dolla $ign voiced how apparent police brutality in America continues to be after George Floyd, a Black man from Minnesota who died after a white cop knelt on his neck (the independent autopsy recently ruled it a homicide due to asphyxiation), in a new song he recorded last night (May 31). The R&B crooner recorded the anthem for change alongside Skrillex, Ant Clemons, German DJ Virtual Riot and Nia Miranda, an actress and activist who garnered a lot of attention while attending this weekend's protests in Los Angeles, Calif. for videotaping non-Black women tagging local business with "Black Lives Matter" to tarnish the movement's peaceful image. "Rip #georgefloyd and all the others that lost there life to police brutality and injustice. Sh--s been happening for far too long now . It’s time for change and we demand it ! @skrillex @antclemons @officialvirtualriot @nia_miranda and I made this last night hope u enjoy !" Ty Dolla wrote on Instagram today (June 1). . . . . . . . . #georgefloydprotests #skrillexforever #georgefloydmurder #georgefloyd💔 #georgefloydprotest #skrillexlove #georgefloyd😔🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 #tydolla #skrillex_moore #georgefloyd #skrillexhair #tydollarsign #georgefloydriots #tydollar #tydollaz #tydollasignyoumybaeokbae #skrillexfamily #georgefloyd🙏🏾 #skrillexfans #skrillexfan #georgefloydwasmurderedbyapoliceofficer #skrillexfanpage #skrillexanddiplo #tydollasign #tydollasing #skrillex #georgefloydwasmurdered (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA_FfnMpxC5/?igshid=n40b8bp7v4g
