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Kanye West has continually been dragged despite his charitable donations and appearance at a Chicago protest.

Candace Owens links Black Lives Matter to election years, saying that "white liberals" only care about black lives when there's an election.

Ian Connor promotes a petition asking A$AP Rocky and others to stop supporting him after 33 women accuse him of rape.

Reginae Carter tweeted and deleted a response to YK Osiris's attempt to shoot his shot at her on Twitter with his unreleased song, "Leave Me On Read."

Candace Owens comes after Joe Biden and Piers Morgan while also claiming that we should not be championing George Floyd.

IDK says that people are wrong for coming after Kendrick Lamar for his current silence when he has historically spoken on race issues in America.

Ellen DeGeneres decided to take down her "tone-deaf" tweet about the police killing of George Floyd, after receiving backlash for referring to "people of colour."

Everybody is wondering where Kanye West is as racial injustice and social unrest in America hit a high.

WWE Superstar Jaxson Ryker is under fire for criticizing the Black Lives Matter movement in a social post from 2019.

Jack Dorsey has been giving away millions left and right, and he recently shared that he's donated $3 million to Colin Kaepernick's "Know Your Rights" organization.

Metro Boomin took a moment to reflect on the power of his words, encouraging his followers to "drown the hate with love."

K-Pop stans prove that they still have control of the internet after taking over two hashtags that white supremacists were using: "#WhiteOutWednesday" and "#WhiteLivesMatter."

Masika Kalysha had a lot to say in response to fellow "Love & Hip Hop" star Trina's ignorant comments about protestors.

Chicago rapper Lucki denies the rape accusations made against him.

Trina is being dragged on Twitter for referring to protestors as "animals" during her radio show with Trick Daddy.

Karol G was at the center of controversy after she shared a photo of her black and white dog in her Black Lives Matter post.

This morning, Donald Trump took a moment to pat himself on the back, his use of "domination" sparking further concern and division.

Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke out today (June 1) about the Sergeants Benevolent Association sharing his daughter's personal information on Twitter following her arrest at a protest.

A$AP Rocky speaks out against police injustices after facing criticism on the Internet.

Erykah Badu's recent comments on the protests have warranted backlash.

Ice T isn't here for Donald Trump's invocation of "Law And Order," taking to Twitter to voice his displeasure.

50 Cent has had enough of what he's been seeing on social media.

Gunna speaks out after his album "WUNNA" goes #1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Wale deleted a post shading J. Cole after this weekend's protests.

Matt Healy, the lead singer of pop rock band, The 1975, hopped off Twitter after he got roasted for using Black Lives Matter to promote his song.

Mike Dean chimed in and trolled that, if Kanye West and Eminem's discographies were combined, all of Kanye's first five albums would be at the top of the list.

President Donald Trump has people up in arms after suggesting that looters should be shot.

Joey Bada$$ says he is being censored as the "All-Amerikkkan Badass" album was reportedly removed from Apple Music.