SEE IT: Tens Of Thousands March For Climate Through Midtown

MIDTOWN, NY — The streets of Midtown were thrown into chaos on Sunday as tens of thousands of protesters marched to bring attention to climate change ahead of the U.N. General Assembly.

"Oil's got to go!" protesters shouted as they turned a corner on to First Avenue in Sutton Place before being greeted with a giant stage equipped with screens and speakers to showcase performers and speakers.

Officially called "The March To End Fossil Fuels," it's likely the largest protest march the city has seen since 2020.

The march began in Columbus Circle and snaked through Midtown before ending at around East 50th Street and First Avenue.

One goal of the march is to call on President Biden to end fossil fuel and oil pipeline projects. Many signs singled out the Willow oil pipeline in Alaska as a project they urge Biden to end.

“Biden, you should be scared of us,” said Emma Buretta, 17, at a rally before the march, according to the New York Times.

She's a Brooklyn high school student and a longtime organizer with Fridays for Future, a climate group inspired by Greta Thunberg.

In 2019, about 250,000 people flooded the streets in the Global Youth Climate Strike, just months before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sunday's march was the first big climate mobilization since then.

“If you want our vote, if you don’t want the blood of our generations to be on your hands, end fossil fuels," she said, according to the New York Times.