As protests over the death of George Floyd continued around the country, celebrities ― including Ariana Grande, Halsey, Tessa Thompson, Nick Cannon and Timothée Chalamet ― took to the streets to protest police violence and call for justice.

Singer Halsey streamed live on Instagram Saturday as police appeared to fire rubber bullets.

On Twitter, she said protesters had not antagonized police or breached the line, but police fired tear gas and rubber bullets nonetheless.

halsey’s insta live at the la protest and the police were starting to shoot plastic bullets at people then her livestream ended :(((( pic.twitter.com/dhws0jpegi.

“Insecure” actor Kendrick Sampson said he was struck seven times by rubber bullets and said he was beaten with batons at a Los Angeles protests.

Actor Tessa Thompson shared footage from a Los Angeles protest, which she said was “entirely peaceful” until the Los Angeles Police Department “arrived and escalated it.” Demonstrators are heard chanting “This is our America” in her video.

Singer-songwriter Kehlani also attended the Black Lives Matter protest in Los Angeles, and applauded her fellow protesters.

“The Masked Singer” host and rapper Nick Cannon shared numerous images and videos from a Minneapolis protest.

He wore a shirt emblazoned with Floyd’s final words, “I can’t breathe.” He also shared a spoken-word video on Sunday which, using those words as a recurring theme, decries systemic racism and police brutality.

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Cole out here protesting with the people

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