Billie Eilish is the latest celebrity to pile on President Donald Trump for his tweets about protesters in Minneapolis, Minn.

The 18-year-old hitmaker tore into Trump for referring to protesters as "thugs" and for glorifying violence in tweets he wrote earlier in the week.

The singer's comments were written over screenshots of two tweets Trump wrote on Thursday.

Eilish's anger and frustration continued into Saturday morning, as she posted a lengthy rant against white people who have reacted to Floyd's death by declaring "all lives matter." She admitted that while she tries to address situations like this "delicately" due to her massive following, she decided she would no longer stay silent.

"IF I HEAR ONE MORE WHITE PERSON SAY 'aLL liVeS maTtEr' ONE MORE F--KING TIME IM GONNA LOSE MY F--KING MIND.

NO ONE IS SAYING YOUR LIFE IS NOT HARD," her rant began, adding that white people propelling the "all lives matter" stance are making "everything about yourself.".

She argued that now is the time for white Americans to stand up for the black community?

She also questioned why white people are "given opportunities that people of other races aren't?" The answer, she said, is "white privilege.".

Floyd was a 46-year-old black man who died in police custody on Monday after a white Minneapolis police officer responding to a call kept kneeling on his neck

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Other stars who have used their public platforms to mourn Floyd's death and bash police brutality in America included rapper Cardi B, who declared "enough is enough," Justin Bieber, who added, "THIS MUST STOP" and Kylie Jenner, who called the video of Floyd's death "the most devastating and completely heartbreaking" she's seen