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Shawn Mendes takes midday walk...after showing solidarity with those protesting George Floyd's death

Shawn Mendes George Floyd Florida Instagram show death SOLIDARITY

31.05.2020 - 07:21

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Shawn Mendes used his massive Instagram platform to show solidarity with those protesting the killing of George Floyd who died at the hands of police earlier this week.And after making his impassioned post on Saturday afternoon, the 21-year-old pop sensation decided to step outside for a casual walk around his Florida neighborhood.Mendes was plugged into a pair of Apple AirPods as he trekked down the sidewalk in a pair of Adidas slides.

Fresh air: Shawn Mendesdecided to step outside for a casual walk around his Florida neighborhood on Saturday afternoonThe Senorita singer suited up for his stroll in a pair of Nike sweatpants and a black Crossfit tee that put his plethora of arm tattoos on full display.He had his signature brunette locks.

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