The Black Eyed Peas have released two new music videos for their new song, "Big Love," a regular version and an extended clip.
The extended clip of the pop-rap track was made in partnership with non-profit organizations March for Our Lives and Families Belong Together.
The proceeds from the video will go to these groups.
The video features opposition to school shootings and the separation of migrant families in America.
"Big Love" opens with the warning: "No kid should have to live through what you're about to see."
"Big Love" is the fourth song from the band's upcoming album, Masters of the Sun, which is scheduled to release on October 12.
"Ring the Alarm," "Constant Part 1 and 2" and "Get It" were already dropped.
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