Machine Gun Kelly and Modsun show solidarity as they join George Floyd protests
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metro.co.ukMachine Gun Kelly and Modsun showed their support as they took part in the George Floyd protests in Santa Monica, California. Floyd, a black man in Minneapolis, was killed after white police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for over eight minutes.
People took to the streets to demand justice over his unjust death and many stars have joined in to show solidarity for the important cause.
Machine Gun Kelly – real name Colson Baker – donned a bandana to use as a face mask as he held up the sign which read: ‘Prosecute killer cops’.
The artist, along with singer Mod Sun, walked through the streets with fellow protestors. Mod Sun, who famously dated Bella Thorne, held up a sign which read: ‘No justice, no peace.’ The Bloody Valentine
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