When an issue becomes so prevalent and talked about whilst another issue is going on simultaneously that everyone forgets about the first issue, only for it to come back and become worse than what it ever was. Named after George Floyd, a man killed due to police brutality resulting in protests and riots across america during a pandemic, resulting in the pandemic becoming worse than it ever was before.

A black man in Minnesota was murdered on May 26th, 2020. This is a very sad and very outraging moment for the community as this murder was caused by a police who goes by the name of Derek Chauvin, who decided to strangle him to death over a $20 check. The police officer as shown in a video, has his knee on Floyd's neck and pinned to the ground, unable to move at all. People from all around the vicinity tell the officers to stop multiple times but Chauvin would not take his knee off of Floyd's neck. Soon after, Floyd died and eventually this asshole police officer got fired and arrested as well as being charged of third degree murder. As of May 30th, 2020, protests of this action are still happening all across America. Protesters were seen burning cars, police stations, and vandalizing public property to avenge the death of an innocent man. Also, the police officer's wife ended up divorcing him. This is a very ironic chain of events.

It's a term when someone robs a pregnant lady and you gets away with it, then after his/her death he/her gets praised for being a god.

george floyd had that juicy, smexy, delicious, scrumptious, full course meal bbc. now it’s just “human remains”😔✋🏽 we don’t miss anything from george floyd except his bbc. white bitches loved that shit.

The day you can go around kneeling on the closest persons neck to you this day happens once a month on the 14th so grab a friend and get to kneeling .

The sudden massive influx of interracial relationships (usually with a black male and a white female) used in advertisements, various media outlets, and in peoples' personal lives since June of 2020.

The George Floyd protests haven't actually been about George Floyd since a few weeks after his death. The protests over statues and bullshit by people who never met the guy never had anything to do with George Floyd, and had everything to do with a power struggle. Many, if not most of the people protesting the statues weren't even black people. The main difference between George Floyd and the protestors painting murals or trying to get statues removed is the protestors still have every right to do what they're doing like everybody else does, and still have shit down streets to limit the rights of others, meanwhile George Floyd doesn't have a right to do anything ever again. The protestors never gave a fuck about his life because they didnt know him, they were out looking to remove statues for a good time and to claim a gain in power, with George Floyd's death being their opportunity to do so.