Always known for making statements on equality, the duo used the show’s huge platform to remember teen Trayvon Martin, who was shot in 2012. (George Zimmerman was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter in the shooting death of Martin.)
“Thank you to the AMAs. It has been an absolutely incredible year, I feel extremely blessed to be accepting an award at the AMAs. And now that I’m sitting here in front of millions of people, I’d like to address something extremely important to me,” Macklemore shared, with Lewis sitting by his side. Continue to MTV…
