Celebrities including Leonardo DiCaprio and Chris Hemsworth unite to support Greta Thunsberg

Greta Thunsberg is everywhere. She’s online on practically every website, she’s being spoken about on every news channel, her speech is being shared everywhere, and conversations about her vision are only increasing.

The 16-year old Swedish climate activist spoke at the U.N. Climate Action Summit, no, scolded the Global governments to wake up and smell the coffee, and get to work.

Her four-minute empowering speech about how those in charge have betrayed her, forcing her out of education to rally for a significant change, has now attracted star-power and is uniting celebrities all over the world to back her up.

Along with Thunsberg – a Nobel-prize nominee, the likes of Chris Hemsworth, Leonardo DiCaprio and Joe Jonas took to Instagram to repost her speech.

Several others such as Priyanka Chopra used other forms of social media channels such as Twitter to use their fame in promoting awareness about the dire situation of climate change that requires urgent help.

Have a look:

Thank you @gretathunberg for giving us the much needed punch in the face, for bringing your generation together and showing us that we need to know better, do more to save what is most critical. At the end of the day, we only have this one planet. #HowDareYou https://t.co/IiQ5NUavpD

— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) September 24, 2019

It’s not just the celebrities; Twitter in general has been flooding with support tweets for Greta and her mission:

I was looking for #GretaThunberg’s video and accidentally typed “powerful” instead of her name. Well that’s what she is, after all.

Yes girl. Let’s go. Let’s draw that line. ???? pic.twitter.com/CqzwchVhsn

— ube (semi-hiatus) (@Oohbebaby) September 23, 2019

This girl is angry and she is righteous and she is right: we should all be ashamed for the future we have stolen from her. Her words will be remembered and will haunt us: https://t.co/hw6L8HSWoe #GretaThunberg

— Deborah Schneider (@deborschneider) September 23, 2019

Largest #climate action in history #GlobalYouth #ClimateStrike: 4M in 2500 actions in 150 nations! Moved by youth organizing around the world—#coal #amazonfires#risingoceans #deforestation #globalwarming #fossilfuels #FridaysforFuture #gretathunberg #voteblue #election2020 pic.twitter.com/7u7WYOb6IW

— Jean Quan (@jeanquan) September 24, 2019