The 35-year-old singer also delivered a powerful speech about equality.
Alicia Keys is on fire!
The 35-year-old singer took the stage at the Women's March on Washington on Saturday, inspiring a large crowd with her music and her words.
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"We rise!" Keys began her speech, after reciting a heartfelt poem on equality.
"We will not allow our bodies to be owned and controlled by men in government, or men anywhere for that matter. We will not allow our compassionate souls to get stepped on. We want the best for all Americans, no hate, no bigotry, no Muslim registry," she shouted. "We value education, healthcare and quality. We will continue to rise until our voices are heard until our planet's safety is not deferred, until our bombs stop dropping in other lands, until our dollar is the same dollar as a man's."
"And we continue to recognize that yes, we can! Until everyone respects mother energy, and everyone with a belly button must agree! So I need you to repeat after me: We are here! We're on fire! Living in a world that's on fire! Feet on the ground! Not backing down!" she chanted, before singing the chorus of "Girl on Fire."
Keys took to Instagram shortly after her performance to share the experience with those who couldn't attend in person.
"No matter where you were today... We sent a powerful message!" she captioned a photo of herself on stage. "I'm proud of everyone all over the world who gathered with such dignity and strength to send the message that we won't stop until we are heard! #WomensMarch #WhyIMarch #WomensRightsAreHumanRights."
See more on the Women's March on Washington in the video below.
