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If somebody's done you wrong, it's time for you to sing along.

Call him out, call him out, call him out, call him out, call him out, call him out, call him out

You gotta call him out, call him out, call him out It's time to call them out Out. I can tell you, probably one of the big callouts that is happening today. It's turned into a little bit of a battle that is now getting some national attention. We had referenced it when the story came down about a week ago. But if you saw in Orlando over the weekend on early Sunday, the Florida Department of

Transportation, they repainted the Pulse Memorial Crosswalk in Orlando back to black and white.

This is for the second time they had to do that because they had the rainbow crosswalk there that

they created in 2017.

It was to honor the 49 victims of the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting.

And so the state had ordered them to get rid of the rainbow colors and go to black and white on that.

And so every time they do it black and white, people are taking chalk and they're coloring back in the coloring on it.

And so now they've put police and highway patrol officers out there monitoring the group.

What are we doing?

This is so much effort just to be mean.

It really, it's pretty unreal.

What the hell are we doing?

What are we doing?

It is pretty crazy to see.

It's a tribute to people that lost their lives.

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