ROCK STAR SAYS HE’S DONE WITH AMERICA AFTER SUPREME COURT RULING
During a major concert in London, the frontman of a globally recognized punk band made a startling declaration. He announced his intention to renounce his U.S. citizenship as a form of political protest.
His decision is a direct response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade. He assured the packed audience that he was completely serious, stating, “I’m not kidding.”
The singer also hinted at a future shift in his personal life. He promised his fans that they would be seeing him much more frequently across Europe going forward.
The following night, at another performance in the United Kingdom, he continued his vocal criticism. He expressed strong disapproval of the current political direction of his home country.
This sentiment was echoed elsewhere at the Glastonbury Festival. Pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo also used her platform to address the landmark judicial decision.
Rodrigo specifically called out the conservative Supreme Court justices by name during her set. Her actions contributed to the festival’s atmosphere of dissent.
Together, these performances transformed the music event into one of the most prominent cultural reactions to the court’s ruling. It highlighted how artists are using their influence to engage in political discourse.
