David Guetta's George Floyd Tribute Is Mind-Blowing In All The Wrong Ways

He samples Martin Luther King Jr's 'I Have A Dream' speech...

*David Guetta* has shared a new song, intended as a tribute to George Floyd.

The death of the unarmed African-American man during a police arrest in Minnesota has sparked global protests, including several nights of rioting in the United States.

*David Guetta* was moved to host a lockdown live stream, and decided to air a new song.

Yet the music itself, the speech beforehand, and the decision to sample Martin Luther King Jr and shove a colossal drop at the end of his words... well, it just feels wrong.

Interestingly, Clash spoke to David Guetta a while back for our Swan Song feature, and this happened...

*Who would you like to meet at the Pearly Gates of Heaven? *

Martin Luther King. He was amazing - so positive.

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Immediately going viral, Hudson Mohawke put it best when he described the clip as "tone deaf..."

Check it out below.



Dono where to start w counting the levels of tone deaf and wrong here pic.twitter.com/kzbctNwcjv

— Hudson Mohawke (@HudMo) May 31, 2020

Related: *Swan Song - David Guetta*

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