The Black Eyed Peas deal with gun violence at faculties and immigration in two new music movies for his or her music, “Big Love.”
The trio — it’s unclear if Fergie continues to be a part of the group — launched the movies Friday. They additionally introduced proceeds from the music will profit the student-led March for Our Lives group, calling for stricter gun legal guidelines, and Families Belong Together, a protest towards the Trump administration coverage of separating youngsters from households after they’re detained crossing the U.S. border illegally.
In the video confronting gun violence at faculties, BEP members will.i.am and Taboo — who painting a trainer and a gymnasium coach — are shot by a gunman together with a number of college students, whereas others run for security. Apl.de.ap is a police officer within the clip.
The second video focuses on border portal officers stopping immigrants from crossing the U.S. border.
“Big Love,” which is harking back to the Black Eyed Peas 2003 hit “Where Is the Love,” will seem on the band’s new album, Masters of the Sun. It will likely be launched Oct. 12 and is their first album since 2010′s The Beginning.
The Grammy-winning group’s hits embody “Boom Boom Pow,” ″My Humps” and “I Gotta Feeling.” They will launch their The Masters of the Sun Tour on Oct. 27 in London and wrap Nov. 18 in Dusseldorf, Germany.
Fergie, who launched a solo album final yr, has not recorded with the group. Representatives for the singer and the Black Eyed Peas didn’t make clear her position within the group when requested by The Associated Press.
Watch “Big Love” under.
