Justin Bieber deals with Buffalo shootings during a concert

Justin Bieber used his latest concert to call for the end of racism after the shootings in Buffalo. This killed 10 people and injured 3 more.

The singer performed at Buffalo’s Keybank Center on Saturday, May 15, just hours after the racially motivated rampage.

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“You’ve probably heard pretty scary what happened. But I’m looking forward to tonight. Go on stage, we’ll do our best, have a good time, and bring joy to the city. I look forward to bringing it.

A 28-year-old child also silently prayed for the victims.

“As you know, there was a tragedy in the city, but what we are trying to do tonight is to honor those people,” he told the audience.

Before playing the song “Hurt,” Beaver shared some powerful words about racial injustice.

“As we know, there are so many divisions in this world. So many racial injustices. As you and I both know, racism is evil. Yes, it’s demonic. But what you and I do is to be the ones who make the difference. We are the ones who keep talking with friends, family, and loved ones. We will continue to be allies, “he said.

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18-year-old Peyton Gendron Detained Saturday after the attack at Buffalo’s Tops Friendly Markets.