.tydollasign voiced how apparent police brutality in America continues to be in a new song he recorded last night.
Rip #georgefloyd and all the others that lost there life to police brutality and injustice. Sh--s been happening for far too long now . It’s time for change and we demand it ! @skrillex @antclemons @officialvirtualriot @nia_miranda and I made this last night hope u enjoy !" Ty Dolla wrote on Instagram today .
The untitled song features Clemons' and Ty Dolla's airy vocals carrying the heavy weight of their words:"I know you see it/ My people dying in the streets they ain't breathing/ I know you heard about it/ You know the issues, but the problems you ain't speaking," the latter sings before joining Clemons for the chorus,"How many more of my brothers/ Do I gotta lose till I see change/ I know you see it/ but we need change/ How many more of these mothers/ Gotta lose...
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