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K-Pop has is showing its support for Black Lives Matter protests all over the globe following the tragic killing of George Floyd in the United States.

George, a black man, died after a white police office kneeled on his neck for eight minutes during his arrest, while three other officers watched on.

Derek Chauvin, the man who knelt on George's neck, has been charged with second degree murder while the other three have been taken into custody.

Protests all over the world have risen up after George's death, including here in the UK. Now K-Pop fans are showing their support en masse.

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