Coldplay's electrifying concert at Wembley Stadium turned controversial when frontman Chris Martin paid tribute to Charlie Kirk, the recently deceased right-wing activist.

During the show, Martin prompted thousands of fans to raise their hands, expressing a powerful message of sending love across the globe. In an unexpected turn, he mentioned Kirk, who had died under alleged political circumstances earlier that week.

"You can send it to Charlie Kirk's family, you can send it to anybody’s family," Martin passionately proclaimed, urging unity and understanding even in the face of disagreement.

However, this call for inclusivity hit a nerve. Many Coldplay fans expressed disappointment on social media, citing Kirk's divisive views as a reason. Users quickly voiced their discontent, with one saying they would have walked out if such a tribute occurred at their concert.

Interestingly, Kirk himself was no fan of Coldplay. In an old video, he vividly stated he'd rather attend a WNBA game than a Coldplay concert, labeling it as 'boring and banal.'

Kirk's assassination, which shocked the nation, occurred during a speech at Utah Valley University. The father of two was a well-known supporter of Donald Trump and co-founder of Turning Point USA. Following his death, Trump expressed grief and called for action against political violence.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer extended his condolences as well, emphasizing the heartbreaking loss for Kirk's family and the urgent need for open, fear-free debate.

Vigils have sprung up across the country, highlighting the impact Kirk had, especially through his confrontational videos with liberal students on hot-button issues.

Kirk's widow, Erika, vowed to carry on his legacy, warning adversaries of the powerful movement that his death would ignite. She expressed her determination to honor his mission, asserting that they underestimated her resolve.

Amid this turmoil, Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old suspect in the shooting, has been arrested, reportedly turned in by his own father.

As the situation unfolds, representatives from Coldplay have yet to comment on the backlash surrounding Martin's tribute.