Lee Brice honors Charlie Kirk with heartfelt tribute throughout live performance

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Lee Brice paid tribute to Charlie Kirk throughout considered one of his exhibits.

Throughout a efficiency in Clearwater, Florida, Sept. 11, the nation music star devoted his music, "When The Kingdom Comes" to Kirk, telling the group that whereas he normally performs a special music at that time within the present, he wished to do one thing for Kirk and "what he so adamantly stood for."

In a current look on "The Will Cain Present," Brice defined why he selected to honor Kirk the way in which he did.

"Essentially the most particular songs that I've ever written and what I knew Charlie stood for so far as his religion," he mentioned. "And actually, even in all these debates and all of the issues, he had a lot respect, you recognize, even with school children, you recognize, he, he at all times was, had a Jesus-like method.

Brice defined why he determined to dedicate his new music to Charlie Kirk throughout a current live performance. (Ivan Apfel/Getty Pictures)

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"So I mentioned, you recognize what? I am going to do that music, and I've … solely completed it reside a few occasions in random moments after I simply felt the spirit lead form of and in order that was what I wished to do.

"And I occurred to, I form of maintain some individuals round to shoot content material, and, so, I am glad they had been there, nevertheless it wasn't about any of that. It was nearly that second that wanted to occur, and I felt prefer it was the music that if Charlie was right here, he would have wished to listen to that music. And he would have liked it and understood what it meant."

On the subject of potential backlash from his tribute, Brice admitted, "You do not need to alienate individuals since you need to love all people," however "there was zero worry or considered that.

"I've had a number of of my man buddies who do not discuss actual candy. , we jab one another and that form of factor. However they despatched me these honest messages going, 'Man, you recognize, so that you can try this, what you probably did the opposite night time, I simply need to commend you as a result of I do know you would possibly lose followers or no matter.'

"And I believed, you recognize, for me, if what I did up there and something I mentioned offend you to the purpose the place you do not like me or you do not need to come to my present that I do not actually care in the event you're at my present or not. However none of that was in my head on the time. All that was in my head was I wished to take a second and acknowledge somebody who I do know had a coronary heart of God."

Brice mentioned Kirk was doing work that mattered. (Nick White/Penske Media by way of Getty Pictures)

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Brice went on to touch upon Kirk's bravery, noting he would sit "10 ft in entrance of school college students on a regular basis" and did work that "mattered" and was "particular."

Kirk was assassinated at an occasion in Utah final week.

The "Exhausting to Love" singer is not the one musician who paid tribute to Kirk. Nation singer Gavin Adcock led his followers in a chant, yelling "Charlie Kirk" whereas holding up an American flag throughout his Sept. 11 live performance in Missouri.

"Jesus loves each single considered one of you on this place tonight. Charlie Kirk's with Jesus. I would like ya'll to say some ideas and prayers tonight earlier than you fall asleep. Once you lay down by your self or by the one you love, say some prayers for any person that wants it. I admire each single considered one of y'all. I hope you have got a protected journey dwelling," he mentioned earlier than ending his present, per his Instagram submit.

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Gavin Adcock honored Charlie Kirk on the finish of his Missouri present. (Getty Pictures)

Adcock appeared on "The Ingraham Angle" Monday, the place he let those that thought they had been capable of silence Kirk know they've "just awoken millions of different individuals that aren't scared to die."