Janelle Monáe - Say Her Name (Hell You Talmbout) (feat. Various Artists) [Official Lyric Video]

[@OldObscureUnpopularGames]

What's crazy is that this original song by Janelle was made in 2015 and was simply updated with new names and only women. It's still relevant, and that feels so sad.

[@smilealwaysnatasha3423]

It will always relevant. Things really don’t change.

[@imdatchick6934]

I didn't know this. Thank u!!

[@artemis9433]

What was the original song?

[@artemis9433]

@@OldObscureUnpopularGames Thank you!

[@salsalsalsalsalsal3094]

Not only that, but the song is now over three times longer and I feel like that only drives the point home further. It's just heartbreaking and infuriating. No more names should be added to this list

[@duwan4241]

This gave me goosebumps. And of course Beyoncé is here with her background vocals 😭♥️

[@keyshellmartin4817]

Yessss I got the chills

[@upopphilo882]

yeah whatever . noone even cares about these stupid people anymore. we had the 1 day of instagram blackkkout and done. noone cares angmore

[@Parisroam]

@@upopphilo882 girl the news NUMBS ppl to these things. So many school shooting and black ppl gettin shot in the street. Don’t blame them. Blame the ppl who are shooting us.

[@alliexcx5576]

Samee

[@christophermorrison8374]

Me to !! That's crazy

[@danneighheart1890]

Janelle ALWAYS understands the assignment✊🏾

[@NashvilleBraids]

Always!

[@sipiwemutemwa4733]

Always in all ways!

[@FlashmanVC]

Is the assignment to be a racist liar who literally cannot comprehend the idea of personal responsibility?

[@readmore4363]

@@FlashmanVC i take it you’re not a huge fan of her

[@karenlaidlaw6428]

@@readmore4363 As an American woman of color, I choose to ignore such amazingly blindly ignorant comments & hope the offender gets my point from my silence. That approach to prejudice, racism & bigotry has worked in my family for centuries. I am a member of the Cherokee Nation. Trust me, we know plenty about "HATE" but choose to stay focused on living our daily lives for the betterment of those who are coming up behind us: Our children & their children, on & on. The Respect we show for our Elders is from that LIFE philosophy too. 😉💙&☮

[@anjolaakande9926]

It's so sad that I don't even know half of these women's names. so much is hidden, but im glad that these women have brought our black queens names to light. R.I.P. to them.

[@borneo_]

💔

[@yeishika1]

I know right and now I want to research them all so I’m now preparing for a day of anger and depression.

[@bendemare5270]

Right.... ☹️

[@shhybeauty9892]

Yes heartbreaking 😥

[@Whitfield-td7nm]

🙏 🌺 🕯 💕 ✊🏾

[@CarlaSophieMar]

"An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times. I think that is true of painters, sculptors, poets, musicians. As far as I’m concerned, it’s their choice, but I choose to reflect the times and situations in which I find myself. That, to me, is my duty. And at this crucial time in our lives, when everything is so desperate, when everyday is a matter of survival, I don’t think you can help but be involved. Young people, black and white, know this. That’s why they’re so involved in politics. We will shape and mold this country or it will not be molded and shaped at all anymore. So I don’t think you have a choice. How can you be an artist and not reflect the times? That to me is the definition of an artist." ~ Nina Simone

[@stephaniewilliams6756]

Nina and Janelle, two legends, one living and one living forever in our hearts

Janelle understood the assignment ✊🏾✊🏾

[@ayshawelborn3794]

I NEEDED to see this! ~One Love

[@gracie99999]

i absolutely loved that interview of her

[@anhivara4155]

And i said their names in my apartment in Russia. I can't claim to fully understand the pain and struggle of black people but in Russia we know a thing or two about police brutality and police impunity. With all my heart i wish this world a change for the better and powerful and angry voices of these women give me hope.

[@rovingrhea]

We all have our ways to empathize. Sending you love. ❤️

[@alishac5096]

I’m sorry for what has happened to your nation of citizens in the time between this comment and today. I hope we can all share humanity and art into the future.

[@anhivara4155]

@@alishac5096 thank you for your considerate words, it means a lot to me. Actions of my government are truly devastating and I have no idea if we'll ever redeem ourselves in eyes of Ukranian people but we're still fighting. One of the strongest russian movement now is Feminist Anti-War Resistance and art is a powerfull tool of it. Time of dictators comes to an end and victory of humanity in its fight against cruelty is inevitable

[@alishac5096]

@@anhivara4155 I understand, as an American I feel similarly towards the world as we have done so much damage to the people and children of Afghanistan, Iraq, and let Syrians and Palestinian children suffer because of our political allies. :( Feminist Anti-War Resistance is the way of the future, we have to embrace the love inherent in life and bring more peace and enjoyment to everyone by acknowledging our past so we can choose a different path forward.

[@anhivara4155]

​@@alishac5096 couldn't have put it better myself!

[@chantelljones2011]

The fact that this song is over 17 minutes long. That's how many names 💔💔💔. Beautiful done ladies. 💓💓💓

[@borneo_]

Yeah & very sad I know people go everyday but we never really pay attention it's sad💔

[@michaelpdstone]

Hello everyone. My name is Michael Anderson. I'm the uncle of Tanisha Anderson who is mentioned at the 11:20 mark of the video. My sister, Tanisha's mom was buried this past Monday Sept 27th. She never recovered from the trauma it brought to her life. She literally died of a broken heart when it came to the legal system. Not only wasn't the cops responsible charged or convicted in Tanisha's case, but all officers involved of the 61 women killed was ever convicted or spent a day in jail. Unbelievable

[@jenniferguzman2426]

This song is beautiful, I don't know the exact numbers but there Many more

[@onikagrande]

These women's voices are so powerful, I actually made me cry. SAY THEIR NAMES

[@mrtexiana2760]

I have a song like this to kzbin.info/www/bejne/eImpqpmKo8iBf9E

[@Starcvalentine]

@No one Same. 😢

[@onikagrande]

@@upopphilo882 giving very anti black.... and under a song about police brutality against black women, I suggest u delete it sir.

[@TalkingBook72]

This jawn is 17 minutes long and that still isn't long enough 😭

[@juanyamoss2453]

Honestly, I'm sick about it even being this long. This list shouldn't exist. But sadly, that's unrealistic. 😔

[@KayJayCrazy]

@@juanyamoss2453 that's facts, thats exactly what I was thinking,it shouldn't be this long, it just shows how Fckd up people when they take someones life

[@resilientcandi8792]

I was thinking this exact same thing.

[@Dragoon91786]

Word. Even 17 minutes is horrific. If they names them all… Would it end in our lifetimes?

[@upopphilo882]

hmm. I think she's too late. no one cares anymore

[@KayJayCrazy]

She got Beyonce on this? And some other people on here as well, Wooow.......😳😍 Janelle has always made projects and creativity in music that Noone does or compare too, from her visuals and music videos to clothing styles, and she's very blunt with it too 🎶🎤🎶🎤🎶🎤🎶 Big Queen Monae making BIG moves

[@michaelpdstone]

Say Her Name"Tanisha Anderson" . I am the uncle of Tanisha. My name is Michael Anderson. #SAYHERNAME"

[@stephenfountain9956]

@@michaelpdstone I am so sorry. Many blessings of strength, healing comfort, love and peace.

[@KayJayCrazy]

@@stephenfountain9956 that was very thoughtful and kind of you to show him some love I definitely agree🙏🏼😌🙏🏼

[@KayJayCrazy]

@@michaelpdstone much love and support for you my good sir 💪🏾😔🙏🏼 I hope and pray you will be strengthened with peace and blessings like Stephen said 💕💕

[@mariambarrow1840]

@@michaelpdstone Sending my love and prayers. So sorry for your loss. ❤️🕊 #SAYHERNAME

[@kastrie89]

Janelle ALWAYS comes through with the REALNESS!

[@gracie99999]

for real tho impressive

[@actualakio8733]

This is so saddening that this is what it takes to bring awareness to these topics but at the same time I am so happy that these wonderful artists came together and did this. God bless the families and I hope change comes.

[@KayJayCrazy]

Well said. Very well said, cuz that's definitely true, we had the civil rights movement, to the BLM, all the songs, protests and riots ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 none of this HAD to happen had we not delt with racism but that's the way the world is and we are STILL pushing through struggles and trying to stay strong 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾😤😤🔥🔥🔥

[@fernando.tomina]

It's cool to see that a lot of artists we love are using their voices to bring atention to a issue so important to us.

[@RoyGibson]

I have waited a long time to hear the royalty of Beyoncé and Janelle to be on the same track. This didn't disappoint, sat here, in the UK 6:40am in tears - the song shouldn't be necessary.

[@dimasuniquecraftslcsalter5623]

My point exactly! Cried entire song smh.

[@mariac5294]

Yes same here me too 😢✊🏾

[@michaelpdstone]

My niece Tanisha Anderson is at the 11:20 mark of the video. My sister, Tanisha's mom was buried this past Monday Sept 27th. She never recovered from the trauma it brought to her life. She literally died of a broken heart when it came to the legal system. Not only wasn't the cops responsible charged or convicted in Tanishas case, but all officers involved of the 61 women killed was ever convicted or spent a day in jail. Unbelievable

[@RoyGibson]

@@michaelpdstone they are no words. I've hovered over, deleted, rewrote this reply a number of times but there are no words. I'm so sorry for your losses. The UK has just gone through a high profile case where a police officer "arrested" a woman on a walk to a friends, raped her, killed her, burnt her and then carried on with his life. He was caught and recieved the highest punishment we can dish out. It's messed up and really wish it would it change. I hope this brings you a little comfort, I watched all of this video and said every name. Sending love to you ♥.

[@michaelpdstone]

Thank you Roy

[@lioncross7186]

Damn, you could feel the anger in Beyoncé’s voice! Her delivery was utter perfection. This is a song that absolutely needed to be made! #SayHerName

[@CassandraFerreira]

That’s so true ! It’s crazy that we can feel it !

[@vukilemarahwa8446]

Beyonce being more than just

[@DiJonPP314]

Wait where?!

[@aisha5156]

@@DiJonPP314 7:05.

[@SpicedJello]

This breaks my heart, but as a black woman this song speaks our reality! More light needs to be brought to what is happening to us. Too often our voices are silenced even within our own community. There are so many more black women and girls that couldn't even be put in the song because it would go on forever. So, so many more...

[@mariac5294]

😢💔🤎🖤✊🏾

[@Naquel21]

As a black man I PROMISE you we WILL change. It may take a bit but it WILL happen.

[@prette222]

@@Naquel21 it will never happen. Been saying that since the 60s

[@Naquel21]

@@prette222 “He said: Surely I know what you know not”

[@prette222]

@@Naquel21 it will never happen lol

[@Adam43129]

to all my sisters who lost their lives have not forgotten you lord protect them with you 🙏🏼thank you for this tribute to all the artists who participated❤️✊🏼

[@aniexx3504]

I’m in tears now as a black girl from Ireland I don’t know many of the women but this was very powerful ❤️

[@heartpalette]

When my 1 year old daughter started marching to the beat of this song, I picked her up and held her for the rest of the song. Protect our daughters.

[@Stitchxavi]

Tears mama. Tears. Hugs mama

[@cloefauna]

@@Stitchxavi same. tears & love

[@upopphilo882]

boooooriing!!! next

[@michaelpdstone]

@@cloefauna My niece Tanisha Anderson is at the 11:20 mark of the video. My sister, Tanisha's mom was buried this past Monday Sept 27th. She never recovered from the trauma it brought to her life. She literally died of a broken heart when it came to the legal system. Not only wasn't the cops responsible charged or convicted in Tanishas case, but all officers involved of the 61 women killed was ever convicted or spent a day in jail. Unbelievable

[@Stitchxavi]

@@michaelpdstone my heart to you sister. We March. We Remember.

[@ynazzra]

My hope is that this song did what I sense it was designed for. Encourage you to pause at every name you don’t know and find out about the tragedy that happened. I hope this sparks not just awareness but a demand for justice and real change.

[@leon.2023]

Ooooh I can hear this marching through the streets. POWERFUL ✊🏾

[@DarkBrown777]

I bet the people who were close to them really appreciates this from the bottom of their hearts.

[@gracie99999]

keep smiling that beautiful smile woman hshah💜

[@arebejay]

There’s a natural rhythm to each name…the rhythm of life….a long healthy, happy, abundant, peaceful life they all deserved! #SayHerName!

[@JzonAzari]

Was just saying how you’ve been quiet. Thank you for not letting these Black women be forgotten.

[@twiladavidson8417]

You have a voice too.

[@tashakeys100]

The fact that this song isn't on the radio n it should be .. shout to all you queens on this tratrack... thanks for this keep our daughters safe

[@NashvilleBraids]

It’s an interesting feeling to donate to something like this 🤔 Don’t know how to exactly place the feeling. It’s somewhere between “I support this” and “I AM this, supporting myself”. Anyway, I donated.

[@dw00ds]

Powerful message with HBCU Homecoming vibes!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Blessings to Janelle and everyone involved in this project. We must do more to protect our Black women ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽 #SayHerName 💯‼️‼️

[@alishac5096]

💕 Agreed! Speaking the truth is only the first step on the path. We are on our way. 💪🏻🦋🌺

[@LoveLivingLoveNow]

Janelle, this is another reason why I love you. Always standing. Say Her Name.

[@aprilwash34]

I'm in awe and in tears. This is beautiful, empowering, and heartbreaking at the same time. Can't forget about the drum line 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@steralessa]

Eu tô toda arrepiada 🥺 Que a justiça seja feita por todas essas mulheres que infelizmente morreram. ✊🏼

[@lachelle6626]

THE CHILLS I GOTTTT

[@danikaborruso3621]

Amazing... gave me chills. THIS is how to effectively use the internet. Janelle Monae is brilliant. i hope those Donations grow throughout the day.

[@AeonPro]

For Queens by Queens! I just stopped everything and just listened. This was tough.

[@reespace]

These are women. Not queens. Must black women always have to be dehumanized or caricatured in order to be recognized? It's ridiculous.

[@kokodillon8412]

This brings tears to the eyes that has been closed for so long...

[@felipebrandao7611]

Beyoncé - 7:00 🙌

[@KayJayCrazy]

Caught me by surprise too

[@harleygomes5908]

Fiquei arrepiada os 17 minutos inteiros, elas não vão ser esquecidas! SAY HER NAME É SIM UM MARCO CULTURAL E ESSAS MULHERES FORAM FORTES E SEMPRE SERAM LEMBRADAS PARA SEMPRE! ❤️

[@barry5285]

This is why I am so glad the police in the UK (where I am from) are not routinely armed, black people in our country are harassed enough as it is, imagine if the police had guns on their person? I shudder. Stay strong sisters.

[@kacienymonteiro9505]

Isso foi tão forte e impactante. Eu tô muito orgulhosa disso! Elas não serão esquecidas

[@idgafm2mediocre558]

This so saddening and hurtful rest in peace for those people lost their lives 😭😭😭

[@gracie99999]

😃🖖🏾

[@RonnieMckinney98]

Wow, this song right here has brought me into tears. Lord have mercy! Rest In Peace to all of the beautiful black Queens who lost their lives. Thank you so much Janelle Monae for making such a powerful and a uplifting song. It feels so good to hear all the other amazing artist such as Alicia Keys, Beyoncé etc ❤️👏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🎧✊🏾

[@kitfisto4038]

Say their names over and over again, and when their tired listening then yell it out. We never forget! Black lives matter! Janelle you're a amazing person, you're Soul Power, so much love for you! The Revolution will be televised, NOW.

[@DeSeannMaye]

This here makes me tear up and sends chills down my spine….so powerful

[@queenteireigns6212]

This is powerful and heartbreaking.

[@thanduxolotarndu9514]

Beyoncé background vocals🔥🔥😭😭❤️❤️

[@VERTWHEELER2013]

Such a beautiful song I am in tears

[@theviciouscircle777]

rekia boyd latasha walton atatiana jefferson kendra james priscilla slater yuvette henderson kisha michael dannette daniels crystal ragland renee davis kyam livingstone malissa williams cynthia fields kindra chapman india kager shelly frey lajuana phillips pamela turner latandra ellington crystalline barnes breonna taylor aiyana stanley jones nizah morris sandra bland symone marshall yvette smith margaret mitchell mya hall tyisha miller alesia thomas kayla moore alberta spruill korryn gaines michelle cosseaux india cummings latanya haggerty layleen polanco shereese francis michelle shirley india beaty tanisha anderson sandy guardiola shukri ali said duanna johnson sheneque proctor april webster kathryn johnston eleanor bumpurs jessica williams sarah riggins charleena lyles sharmel edwards deborah danners joyce curnell natasha mckenna darnesha harris pearlie golden miriam carey tarika wilson ma'khia bryant bettie jones SAY IT!!!!

[@meirmarandmoeshow5514]

Thank you 😊

[@antirenia]

Say their names ✊🏿

[@marilyntkeller]

61- and rising. This is INSANITY!🤨🙏🏾☝🏾👊🏾🙌🏾👑❤️🖤💚☮️💟✝️☯️

[@Brendaglam24]

And here another one #SONYA MASSEY

[@silasdementia]

When Professor Krenshaw first came on to the piece, her voice was a bit jarring to me at the beginning. Everyone else's voice had a more musical quality to it. By the end though her voice resonated with me the most. Each time she came back you could hear a richness of emotion in her voice. I am still wrapping my mind around the rest of the video's impact but needed to get that thought out.

[@TheTheloniusPunk]

I agree… she is not a pro musician and you can feel the difference… and yet, power, truth, and feeling shine bright

[@AikoMonsimutaGamauri]

Y’all ATE THIS ONE UP!!!! But what else would we expect?

[@HISdaughterC]

As a black mother of three black daughters… this😞… THE WORLD NEED THIS🙌🏾🔥

[@tasharaperry324]

Man she is a beautiful black queen this is a legend we will all remember 🙋🏾‍♀️🤍

[@dun8241]

We thank God for the lives of all those beautiful people and their families. Appreciate all these powerful and beautiful artists for honoring and respecting them! God bless you all and hold on to hope!

[@nellereese9752]

As a black woman. Listening to this this brings so many tears and pain. To the point I'm in total awww. The police brutality that is overlooked, the racism. This song was needed. To all the artist.on this song. Thank you. We will never forget. I stand with all the queens on this track. 👑✊🏾🙌🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 #SAYHERNAME#BLM#UNITEDWESTAND. RIP to all the queens that lost their lives to unjustified injustice. U will never be forgotten. ♥️♥️♥️🕊️🕊️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽..#SAYHERNAME#SAYHERNAME#SAYHERNAME

[@jaybee3960]

Janelle including Black trans women in this is so necessary. Say her name.

[@kunglaoshat1250]

Yes! So many sisters (trans and cis) have been taken before their time. I have so much respect for Janelle for being an advocate for all black women.

[@prowolf633]

Yeah! Even though the song forgot one name, Monika Diamond!

[@reespace]

@@kunglaoshat1250 women are not cis. We don't need descriptors.

[@kunglaoshat1250]

@@reespace I believe that trans women are women. The only reason I specified “trans and cis” is because trans women are often left out of conversations about issues that effect black women. Black trans women experience discrimination and violence just like cis women, but their mistreatment is usually ignored by the black community. A lot of “woke” black spaces either ignore trans people entirely or are outright transphobic. I appreciate seeing someone like Janelle acknowledge ALL women. Edit: Looking back at this I think I may have misunderstood your comment. Are you saying that you don’t like the term cis to refer to people who are not transgender?

[@fubu7027]

Uuww

[@Muhdah1972]

So many names...some I know and many I don't know. It's a shame to hear today that Sen. Tim Scott will no longer engage in police reform talks. Seeing this video highlights why reform is needed right now. #sayhername until this changes 💔

[@stefannylucio6320]

Que ninguna voz sea apagada. Nunca más.

[@mykaelam9479]

This video gave me goosebumps. WOC are so often overlooked, especially black and indigenous women. Indigenous women make up 40% of sex trafficking victims and no one talks about it 😞

[@karenlaidlaw6428]

You are so right! I am Cherokee & it isn't just 40% of sex trafficking victims either.....which is true enough & heartbreaking. Indigenous woman make up way above the per capita average of kidnapped/missing for good and/or murdered girls, youth & adult women too. The police on Reservations have no say about police investigations off Reservation property & the local Sheriff departments don't give much care to these cases due to their own racism against ALL Indigenous people. The federal government doesn't care much either. It is so sad for our 1st Americans! Thank you for mentioning them. Bless you!

[@luisraulgutierrez1698]

Beyoncé ❤️❤️❤️

[@tiffanyraza6180]

Damn all our sistas. Made me cry.🙏

[@stephenfountain9956]

empowering.... yet so sad that the song has to last this long to accommodate so many innocents.. and worse, that there are more

[@KairoK]

The fact that this is 17 minutes long is heartbreaking

[@Stitchxavi]

May the memories of these sisters embolden us to never forget that every day we must do better.

[@moniquebaham]

Thank you so much for bringing attention to these women. I was shocked at how few of them I’d heard of. I know of them now and they are in my heart. 🙏🏽

[@breyanaanderson5182]

There should be more than the beyhive here 😢❤ #ImHive before yall trip. This is great tribute! R.I.P Queens

[@KsgViaFaith]

Salute to all the Queens who participated in the making of this song..when I heard my niece name Korryn Gaines my heart was broken all over again India Kager mom is my my sister Rhanda Dormeus friend ..my sister is also Korryn Gaines mom and to look in her eyes and see all that pain is soul crushing and ai Salute the fact they said Eleanor Bumpus Murdered by police in the Bronx NY .I remember that like it was yesterday and even though I never knew her as a child her story never left me that Queen was66 years-old and didn't deserve to be murdered.

[@kingsleyflint4113]

BEYONCÉ I felt those names ! Everyone I feel you !!! ❤️

[@mcdonaldfry5341]

HELL U TALM BOUT ✊🏿✊🏿WE HAD ENOUGH

[@claytonroyes8141]

Will be blasting this in my car on an endless loop...

[@martinzikmund85]

One of the songs you love and don't want to hear ever again at the same time...

[@Baileyzcaramelisee]

Beyoncé always coming through with them groans that give me goosebumps on God she delivered (I can feel her anger) 😭🙌🏽#sayhername

[@gracie99999]

she abowow

[@charitymatthews1485]

I know I can't be the only crying and saying they names. Say they names so they will never be forgotten R.I.H Beautiful Queens. To the beautiful creative Queens who master mind and brought so much force and energy to this very serious but hidden and forgotten topic. Thank you, beautiful Queens if the universe.

[@upopphilo882]

I'm definitely not crying. are they really queens tho?? I mean it's not like they're royalty like us Indian folks

[@kweendickson1450]

Let's continue to stand for us!

[@reyliy482]

Justice & Rip for all these names, let's not forget them ❤ Thank you Beyoncé for bringing me here. #SayHerName

[@Kishamystylist]

I'm so happy to be apart of this,💓🙏🏾 rest in peace and love to all names mentioned and many others that was not, you are not forgotten..#sayhername

[@oftones]

This gave me goosebumps. What a word we live in. #sayhername

[@datteyonce]

O vídeo é arrepiante do começo ao fim, principalmente se pensarmos o quanto essa estrutura racista nos impacta globalmente. O #SAYHERNAME também vale para Ágatha Félix, Marisa de Carvalho e tantas outras mulheres pretas que sofreram com a violência policial. GRITEM OS NOMES E NÃO AS DEIXEM SER ESQUECIDAS!!!

[@ambermatthews8101]

Wow. Tears just started filling my eyes.

[@ineseugeniaa]

Eu tô chorando, é de arrepiar ✊🏽✊🏽

[@lekow_khumalo]

This makes me so sad 😞😥 but it's so powerful what they're doing ✊✊✊✊

[@kencarter1317]

POWERFUL VOICE BEYONCÉ 🐝🥵

[@mizzyzenzei]

Powerful SONG

[@MayQueen365]

@@mizzyzenzei This ^

[@sarahdemioko1021]

The fact that all these women have lost their lives is crazy... 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@jamieburnett9092]

By the hands of police is wild

[@luanfevi]

IMPACTADO E ARREPIADO, TODAS ESSA VIDAS #SAYHERNAME

[@angelaharris1839]

Say Her Name.. We will never Forget .. God Bless 🙏2021....

[@SHAYKINGMIEDAMNHED]

Tears in my eyes said this song has to be so long hell you talmbout!

[@ssakuurita]

So much strength and love to the families of the victims ✊🏻🔥 #SAYHERNAME

[@deej5608]

🙌🏿🙏🏿❤️✊🏿 Rest in Peace, Rest in Power, and Rest in the Justice that needs to prevail.

[@gracie99999]

i haven’t watched the vid yet and went in comments as usual well cause I can’t help it and Imi see.. Rest In Peace

[@ekdaufin1485]

And these are just the names THAT WE KNOW OF! Thank you so much. May your sacrifice be not in vain. Asé A’ho Amén. Social justice! End mysogynoire! Black WOmen too! 🙏🏾👊🏾🙌🏾👏🏾 Thank you all who brought this about and amplify it Asé!

[@tontopat]

Started the video again immediately after it ended and watched it all the way through again, mesmerised and in tears. So powerful and so tragic.

[@hazy5552]

I'm really glad that this video was made. Black Women are often forgotten when it comes to activism. #Sayhername

[@shakand]

Ojalá encuentren paz y que al pronunciar sus nombres, sepan que no serán olvidadas!

[@vakeichahoward2666]

I love this she definitely understands every assignment…

[@LadyBaroness]

Peace, love and blessings to all.

[@amandacanny]

made the mistake of listening/watching this on the way to a work event and now I'm tearing up on the train. this thing needs to be at a million views. on a lighter note, I love that some of my favorite people are featured on this track: Janelle, CxH, Beyonce, Dr. Crenshaw, Alicia Garza....this is pretty dope

[@ToHoo.Childe]

I got goose bumps & almost cried it's a lot to take in & if you broaden this & look at how Haitians are being dealt with overall America just doesn't respect Black people

[@alphacharm]

Janelle you ate this up!🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@paulobrayner2865]

The energyyy

[@Marilyng92]

Had to hold back my tears hearing this song.

[@alishac5096]

Beautiful and wretched, thank you for creating this memorial march music. It is needed, it is vital.

[@nikkay2desire]

I cried the whole song. 💔💔💔

[@llowsllo]

Uma obra de arte!

[@o0mgn]

This is what we need, huge stars bringing light to the fuckery. No more sweeping it under the rug.

[@sacredguiao]

Such a powerful message