As we reported here, Trey Songz unveiled his protest anthem, ‘Riots 2020: How Many Times,’ just last month as a bid to use his platform to shine light on racial injustice.
Now, he’s continuing the fight by sharing the tune’s powerful music video.
In the clip, the Virginia-born beau took to the streets of Richmond march alongside other activists of the Black Lives Matter movement and even documented the fall of the controversial Robert E. Lee statue.
See the action inside:
A portion of the proceeds from the song will go towards Black Lives Matter and the National Bail Fund Network.
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Damn! I would love to see a shirtless & pant-less Trey Songz
Thank u Trey! He’s one of the nicest celebrities that I’ve had the chance to meet