Chris Martin
Increase Up Your Like to Charlie Kirk’s Household, Others You Disagree With
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Chris Martin‘s encouraging folks to like others they may not even get together with … together with Charlie Kirk‘s household after his tragic dying this week.
The singer-songwriter took the stage at London’s Wembley Stadium Friday evening … and, he had all of the followers increase their palms up and ship like to somebody on this planet.
🚨BREAKING: Coldplay’s Chris Martin tells his viewers of 80,000+ to ship like to Charlie Kirks household throughout ultimate evening at Wembley
It is now not about left vs proper. It is about humanity vs madness. 🇬🇧🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/tBts2oNeeE
— Inevitable West (@Inevitablewest) September 13, 2025
@Inevitablewest
Martin says it may be anybody on this planet within the clip … associates, household or strangers experiencing tragedies — just like the Kirks.
Chris doubles down by saying it would not need to be Kirk’s fam particularly — it could possibly be somebody you disagree with usually … advocating for an finish to political violence like many have within the aftermath of Kirk’s dying.
As you understand … Kirk was talking at Utah Valley College in Orem, UT Wednesday when he was shot in the neck. He was transported to an area hospital where he died. Tyler Robinson — a 22-year-old — was arrested and booked on aggravated homicide and different prices.
Quite a few associates and followers have tributed him within the days since … like his allies in Congress who have asked Speaker of the Home Mike Johnson to place a statue of Kirk within the Capitol Constructing.
President Donald Trump informed the nation he plans to attend Kirk’s funeral — a memorial for Kirk is scheduled Sunday, September 21 in Arizona — and, he has awarded Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Politicians on either side of the aisle denounced the shooting and referred to as for an finish to political violence at massive.
Appears like Coldplay’s following their lead on this one … pushing for extra peace on this planet.
