Reform

[ASCPFC]

This is from Wiki. Sounds like a right good laugh for a night out.

Common ideas found in the lyrics include social and political issues such as racism, police violence, unequal income distribution, access to healthy food, gentrification, mental health, fatherhood, late-stage capitalism, homophobia, toxic masculinity, Britain's political hypocrisy, and the pharmaceutical industry. The theme of the struggles of being a black man in Europe are recurring in every album, and include the mental health struggles of black men, institutional racism that contributes to poverty in black communities, the threat of police, and the struggles of being a black parent in a world that threatens your children.

How unusual for the current Glastonbury. I was watching Raye and she constantly started going on about her 'hard' life, but no one threw cans or bottles of piss at her - no one even shouted "shut the f*** up", there weren't even audible groans. I ended up shouting at the TV - pointless but making up for the pussy Glastonbury crowd. They made heart shapes with their hands: c****.
No one wants to hear it: play music then f*** off.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

How unusual for the current Glastonbury. I was watching Raye and she constantly started going on about her 'hard' life, but no one threw cans or bottles of piss at her - no one even shouted "shut the f*** up", there weren't even audible groans. I ended up shouting at the TV - pointless but making up for the pussy Glastonbury crowd. They made heart shapes with their hands: c****.
No one wants to hear it: play music then f*** off.

But if they had it would've been impurity free piss from an ethically raised vegan in a recycled "bottle" made of free trade bamboo. And it would be presented, not thrown.

 

[ASCPFC]

But if they had it would've been impurity free piss from an ethically raised vegan in a recycled "bottle" made of free trade bamboo. And it would be presented, not thrown.

I guess it's wrong to be thirsty after that post.

 

[georgenorman]

This is from Wiki. Sounds like a right good laugh for a night out.

Common ideas found in the lyrics include social and political issues such as racism, police violence, unequal income distribution, access to healthy food, gentrification, mental health, fatherhood, late-stage capitalism, homophobia, toxic hi

Sounds like a shoo-in for the next Eurovision Song Contest

masculinity, Britain's political hypocrisy, and the pharmaceutical industry. The theme of the struggles of being a black man in Europe are recurring in every album, and include the mental health struggles of black men, institutional racism that contributes to poverty in black communities, the threat of police, and the struggles of being a black parent in a world that threatens your children.

 

[Stirlingsays]

Can't we funnel all these hateful twerps into Bristol and build a wall around it.

 

[Stirlingsays]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1938984113907650602

 

[Jimenez]

What were the BBC meant to do? Not have acts they know behave like this maybe?

What about the reference to Bob Vylan’s boss on work experience for a record label being Jewish and rabble rousing the crowd?

**COUGH** you mean Pascal Robinson-Foster. If it's good enough for Stephen Yaxley Lennon then it's good enough for this melt