Tyga rocks an all-black look alongside a Kylie Jenner lookalike influencer at a George Floyd protest in Hollywood
Tyga showed up to support the ongoing protests over the tragic death of George Floyd, alongside Tayna, an influencer/singer that resembles his ex Kylie Jenner.
The 30-year-old rapper (real name Micheal Ray Stevenson) was spotted at a massive protest in Hollywood on Tuesday afternoon.
He also took to his Instagram story, sharing video of the large crowd that had gathered at the corner of Vine and Sunset in Hollywood.
Tyga protests: Tyga showed up to support the ongoing protests over the tragic death of George Floyd, alongside a mystery companion that bears resemblance to his ex Kylie Jenner
Tyga was wearing a black hoodie with ‘Been Through the Fire’ in the Old English font on the front.
He had the hood up with a black mask covering his face, with some of his neck tattoos showing.
He completed his look with black pants and black Nike sneakers as he observed the peaceful protest.
Tyga’s look: Tyga was wearing a black hoodie with ‘Been Through the Fire’ in the Old English font on the front
Tyga’s companion Tayna was also rocking an all black look, with a black cloth face covering and a sleeveless black top that exposed her midriff.
She had her light purple hair tied back in a pony tail as she cracked open a small bottle of water while standing behind Tyga.
She completed her look with a pair of black stretch pants, multi-colored running shoes with a fanny pack hanging from her waist.
Tayna: Tyga’s companion Tayna was also rocking an all black look, with a black cloth face covering and a sleeveless black top that exposed her midriff
Tyga also took to his Instagram story to share several videos from the protest, which took place in the middle of the street on Sunset and Vine in Hollywood.
He captured dozens of protesters taking a knee in the middle of the street, chanting, ‘Black lives matter!’
He also shared on his Instagram story that he donated $25,000 apiece to National Bail Out and Aware LA on Tuesday.
Instagram: Tyga also took to his Instagram story to share several videos from the protest, which took place in the middle of the street on Sunset and Vine in Hollywood
Tyga also shared a list of states whose primary elections were held on Tuesday, encouraging his fans and followers to vote.
He also shared a list of organizations to donate to and petitions to sign, calling for justice for George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor.
The rapper also shared numbers to call and text to demand justice for Derek Floyd and Breonna Taylor.