Protests continued for the seventh straight day around the country as thousands took to the streets in Los Angeles over the death of George Floyd.
Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker were just two of the celebrities who joined the crowds to march against racial injustice and Floyd’s death.
It was the second day the rapper (born Colson Baker), 32, joined protests and held a sign calling for the arrest of ex-Minnesota cops involved in Floyd’s death.
Support: Machine Gun Kelly (left) and Travis Barker (right) were just two of the celebrities who joined the crowds to march against racial injustice and Floyd’s death, in Los Angeles on Tuesday
MGK walked side by side with Barker and crowds ahead of LA’s third consecutive night enacting a curfew due to protests.
The Bird Box star held a sign that read ‘Stop arresting protestors arrest killer cops.’
While the Blink-182 drummer’s sign read ‘No justice no peace.’
It was the seventh consecutive night protests continued around the country with CNN reporting there was at least one protest in all 50 states.
Action: The Bird Box star held a sign that read ‘Stop arresting protestors arrest killer cops’
No peace: While the Blink-182 drummer’s sign read ‘No justice no peace’
Protests began last week after Floyd was videotaped in police custody with an ex- Minnesota police officer kneeling on his neck and as many as two others on his body, for nearly nine minutes, until he lost consciousness and ultimately died on Memorial Day.
One of the four cops, Derek Chauvin, was charged with third degree murder on Friday, after all lost their jobs.
More than 7,200 people were arrested across 43 cities in the country over the weekend, according to CBS News.
Los Angeles county was on its third day of a curfew after over 500 arrests were made Friday night during late night protests.
Nationwide support: It was the seventh consecutive night protests continued around the country with CNN reporting there was at least one protest in all 50 states
For George: Protests began last week after Floyd was videotaped in police custody with an ex- Minnesota police officer kneeling on his neck and as many as two others on his body, for nearly nine minutes, until he lost consciousness and ultimately died on Memorial Day
As of Tuesday, more than 2,700 had been arrested in Los Angeles alone with many reported to be locals, according to the LA Times.
Some cities in the area including Beverly Hills and Santa Monica were on 1pm curfews, since Monday, after storefronts were looted and vandalized in previous days.
Los Angeles county remained on a 6p.m. curfew Tuesday.
The Bloody Valentine artist said Friday in a heartfelt video: ‘If you look like me and you have racism in your heart, and on your mind, and coming out your mouth, f*** you. I’m ashamed of you.
Ashamed: The Bloody Valentine artist said Friday in a heartfelt video: ‘If you look like me and you have racism in your heart, and on your mind, and coming out your mouth, f*** you. I’m ashamed of you’
Speaking up: Kelly took to Instagram from the protest the day before, holding up a sign that said ‘silence is betrayal’
‘If you enjoy my music or you like my movies, I don’t want you watching, I don’t want your business. F*** you. I don’t want nothing that’s a part of the evil agenda. That’s not what our generation’s legacy is gonna be.
‘So, I’m drawing a line, and I’m asking the people step up and speak out for our fellow people going through all this hell right now. And encourage good.
‘Let our kids grow up in a world where they’re not afraid to leave their f***ing house or their cars or be running down the street. Evil is running the show, man. Take it back from them. F*** these motherf***ers!’
Youtube star Logan Paul and his model girlfriend Josie Conseco also joined MGK and Barker at protests in Hollywood on Tuesday.
Alongside: Youtube star Logan Paul and his model girlfriend Josie Conseco also joined MGK and Barker at protests in Hollywood on Tuesday