At the concert at Wembley, Chris Martin, the lead singer of the band Coldplay, asked the audience to "send love" to Charlie Kirk's family.
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Chris Martin, the lead singer of the band Coldplay, paid an unexpected tribute to Charlie Kirk, a fatally shot conservative influencer, during a concert at Wembley Stadium. Before singing the song "Fix You," Martin urged the audience to send love to the families affected by tragedies, including Kirk's family. Although his call for unity included messages of love for those with differing opinions, the fans' reaction was mixed, dividing public opinion about Kirk, who is seen by some as a martyr and by others as a controversial figure. Kirk, at the age of 31, leaving behind a wife and two children, was known for his "Prove me wrong" events.
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