SEE IT: Crowd’s Heartfelt Reaction At Country Music Star’s Mention Of Charlie Kirk

Country music star Gavin Adcock honored slain conservative leader Charlie Kirk at a recent concert, leading fans in a powerful chant of Kirk’s name just days after the Turning Point USA founder was assassinated at Utah Valley University.

In videos circulating online, Adcock — shirtless and waving an American flag — can be seen shouting “Charlie Kirk! Charlie Kirk!” as the crowd echoed back in unison.

The “Last One to Know” singer then delivered a message of faith to the sold-out venue:

“Jesus loves every single one of you in this place tonight. Charlie Kirk’s with Jesus. I want y’all to say some thoughts and prayers tonight before you go to sleep – when you lay down by yourself or with your loved one, say some prayers for someone who needs it.”

Kirk, only 31 years old, was gunned down Wednesday during a campus event in Orem, Utah. Police say the assassin, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, used a Mauser bolt-action 30-06 rifle to kill the conservative influencer, who was a personal friend of President Donald Trump. Robinson is being held without bail and is expected to face multiple charges, including aggravated murder.

Democrats Still Doubling Down on Divisive Rhetoric

Republicans have warned for years that Democrat rhetoric is fueling real-world violence against conservatives — pointing to the attempted assassinations of President Trump last year and now the murder of Charlie Kirk.

Yet Democrats are not backing off. Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett, speaking just two days after Kirk’s assassination, actually defended comparing Trump, Kirk, and their supporters to Adolf Hitler. Appearing on The Breakfast Club, she even tried to spin the blame back on Trump himself:

“We’ve got to talk about, like, what it means when you’re runnin’ for president or you’re runnin’ for one of these higher offices, and you go out there and you talk about beating people up,” Crockett claimed, before invoking Trump’s old joke about shooting someone in New York.

She insisted that calling conservatives Nazis isn’t incitement, but Trump’s rallies are.

The comments came as Robinson, described by acquaintances as “far left,” has stopped cooperating with investigators. CNN reports that Robinson initially spoke with law enforcement but has since gone silent after “lawyering up.”

A Nation on Edge

Court records show Robinson had no prior criminal record, but his political leanings raise serious questions about the toxic climate Democrats have created by relentlessly demonizing conservatives.

As Gavin Adcock’s tribute underscored, millions of Americans are mourning not just the loss of Charlie Kirk, but also the escalating climate of political violence — fueled by a Democrat Party that refuses to tone down its dangerous rhetoric.