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Gary Clark Jr. Delivers Powerful Message On Racism: ‘I’m Tired Of Being Angry’

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Gary Clark Jr. directly addressed racism in America with his blistering 2019 single “This Land”, and as protesters hit the streets throughout the world he has even more to say.

The guitarist took to Instagram earlier this week to share his thoughts on the death of George Floyd and the ensuing outrage. “I’ve been quiet a few days because I don’t know what to say,” Clark says in a video he posted. “I’ve been thinking everything…but I’m tired.

I don’t have any more words. I said everything I needed to say on the record I think. Express myself to all kinds of press and ended up being that guy in the little box on whatever news program talking about this s**t.

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