R&B singer Kehlani had to hold herself back from using a four-letter word while making a political statement at Sunday’s Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.The “After Hours” artist was one of several attendees who denounced Immigrations and Customs Enforcement by wearing pins that read “ICE Out,” as outrage over two high-profile deaths at the hands of agents has roiled the nation.Kehlani, who picked up two trophies before the main awards ceremony, told The Hollywood Reporter she considered rocking a more feisty version of the message, revealing, “I really wanted to say ‘fuck ICE,’ but I think they needed some couth on the carpet.”“We’re too powerful a group to all be in the room at the same time and not make some kind of statement in our country,” she added, calling the fashion statement a no-brainer.R&B artist Kehlani told The Hollywood Reporter wearing the "ICE Out" pin to Sunday's Grammys was a no-brainer for her.Neilson Barnard via Getty ImagesThough Kehlani toned down her activist accessory, she didn’t hold back while accepting one of her awards.“Together, we’re stronger in numbers to speak out against all the injustice going on in the world right now,” she said to the audience. “So instead of letting it be just a couple of people here and there, I hope everybody is inspired to come together as a community of artists and speak out against what’s going on. I’m going to leave it at that and say, fuck ICE.”Backlash against ICE and President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation operations has been fierce following the death of Minneapolis residents Renée Good and Alex Pretti this month. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and other Trump officials have accused Good of trying to ram agents with her car in an act of “domestic terrorism,” though footage and eyewitness accounts contradict the government’s allegations.And while boycotts and protests were taking place across the country on Friday, the president called Pretti an “insurrectionist” and an “agitator” on Truth Social. Video of Pretti’s killing show him trying to help two women from the ground before being shot multiple times by two agents.Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber proudly sported their pins.Amy Sussman via Getty ImagesArtist Amy Allen, here accepting Best Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical, said she hoped she saw "a lot of other" people making the same political statement on Sunday.Myung J. Chun via Getty ImagesBillie Eilish's look matched her black and white political pin.Brianna Bryson via Getty ImagesKehlani was joined by a number of other artists in her action.Singer-songwriter Amy Allen, who won Best Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical, told The Hollywood Reporter, “Anybody that has an opportunity to spread the word and get the message out that obviously change needs to happen in this country in so many ways.”“I hope I see a lot of other ones out there too.”Folk legend and lifelong activist Joni Mitchell was pictured wearing a pin, along with power couple Justin and Hailey Bieber, nine-time winner Billie Eilish, Nashville favorite and longtime Trump critic Jason Isbell and more.Broadway star Jordan Tyson attends the 68th GRAMMY Awards, wearing an "ICE Out" pin.Brianna Bryson via Getty ImagesCountry singer Margo Price attends the 68th GRAMMY Awards, also wearing an "ICE Out" pin.John Shearer via Getty ImagesCountry artist and frequent Trump critic Jason Isbell pictured at the Grammys with his "ICE Out" pin.John Shearer via Getty ImagesClose