The 1975's Matty Healy accused of using Black Lives Matter movement to promote song
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mirror.co.ukMatty Healy has come under fire for a tweet about the Black Lives Matter movement. The singer, who is the frontman of 1975, took to Twitter on Thursday to tweet about the tragic death of George Floyd.
On Monday the 46-year-old became the latest of many black people to die in police custody in the US after an officer knelt on his back for five minutes during an arrest.
Matt took to Twitter to tweet about the news, but was slammed for sharing a link to his band's track Love It If We Made It at the same time.
Following the huge backlash, Matt apologised for his post before deleting his account. He posted: "If you truly believe that 'ALL LIVES MATTER' you need to stop facilitating the end of black ones." Love It If We Made It includes the
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