text: YG, Mozzy, Freddie Gibbs, Mary J. Blige & More — What Black Lives Matters L.A. Protesters Are Listening To | Groovy Tracks
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  Los Angeles, CA – Amid the third consecutive week of nationwide protests combating systemic racism, police brutality, and demanding justice for George Floyd, Los Angeles native YG utilized his platform to organize a protest with Black Lives Matter on Sunday (June 8), which ended up bringing out thousands of people to Hollywood.
  Though the Stay Dangerous rapper had to respond to criticism for shooting a music video during the demonstration, the march proved he can mobilize the masses off the strength of his musical influence. As hundreds packed into the intersection of Highland Avenue on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for YG's performance "FTP" it became extremely evident how much the power of music fuels the protesters pushing for change during social unrest.
  GroovyTracks caught up with attendees of the event to gauge which artists are current mainstays on their playlists as they continue to fight for social justice. The results are an inclusive list that incorporates Hip Hop, R&B, and even informational audio.