Its proponents include Senator Tim Scott.[3] American football player Richard Sherman supported the All Lives Matter message, saying "I stand by what I said that All Lives Matter and that we are human beings."[4] In June 2015, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton faced backlash after using the phrase "all lives matter" at an African-American church in Missouri during her presidential campaign.[5] Controversial American rapper XXXTentacion came under criticism when he supported the movement in the music video for his hit song "Look At Me!". The video depicted him – a black male – hanging a white child.