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Duo punk rap with UK This shouted: “Death of IDF” and “Free Palestine” during their recruitment at the Glastonbury Festival is now condemned by political and festival officials for their actions.
London Bob Wilan describes itself on X as “the most beautiful punk/rap/alt you will ever meet.” With such songs as “We live here”, “Mara is greater”, “makes me forcibly” and “conditions”, the duo mixes rap and punk elements.
On Saturday, the duo held a high-energy set at the Glastonbury festival, which eventually turned into a political podium for the group singer to shout out anti-Israel rhetoric.
Holding the microphone, singer Bobby Vylan shouted: “Death, Death IDF (Israeli Defense Forces)”, several times before turning the microphone to the crowd to force the participants to repeat. IDF – Israel’s national military. The video from the crowd’s point of view showed that several Palestinian flags waved when the performer and participants shouted back and forth.
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On Saturday, June 28, 2025, Bob Villa appeared on the stage of Western Holts during the Glastonbury festival on a decent farm in Somerset. (YUI MOK/PA Image via Getty Images)
At one point, Vylan shouted “free, free, free Palestine”, and, again, repeated what he said in the crowd.
Before you return to its set, Villa finished scandal and said, “Damn it, from the river to the sea. Palestine must be an alien, it will be free. “
Video with screams is spreading the Internet like crazy, and now British police in Somerset and Avone are watching the video to “determine whether any offenses may be committed, which will require a criminal investigation.”
Against the backdrop of the Palestinian flag Bobby Vylan from the British duo Bob Vylan performs on the stage of the Western Halts on the fourth day of the Glastanbury festival on a decent farm in the village of Pilton in Somerset, southwestern England, June 28, 2025. (Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty Images)
BBC reported that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Bob Vilan for return to the death of Israeli troops using “the horrible language of hatred“
The BBC reportedly broadcast live festival decided to remove the duo from its iPlayer.
The BBC said she issued a warning on the screen of a “very strong and discriminatory language” during a direct broadcast, the Associated Press reports.
The organizers of the festival did not accept the comments slightly and since then released a statement on Instagram, stating: “The Glastanbury Festival was created in 1970 as a place to come together and rejoicing music, art and the best human endeavor.”
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Bobby Vylan from Bob Vilan Crowdsrfs before the Western Holts stage during the fourth day of the Glastanbury festival in 2025 in the watch farm, Pilton, June 28, 2025 in Glastanber, England. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
“As a festival, we oppose all forms of war and terrorism. We will always believe – and actively hold a campaign for – hope, unity, peace and love,” the statement reads. “Of the almost 4,000 speeches in the Glastonbury 2025, in our stages, which appear in our stages, there will inevitably be artists and performances whose views we do not share, and the presence of the performer should never be considered as a silent approval of their opinions and beliefs.
“However, we are delighted with the applications made yesterday from the Western Holts stage Bob Vilan,” the statement reads. “Their singing was very crossed by the line, and we urgently remind everyone who is involved in the production of the festival, that there is no place for anti -Semitism, hatred or incitement to violence in Glastanber.”
Another group, Knecap, also spoke on Saturday, despite the accusation of terrorism for one of its members for alleged support for Hezbollah. During the speech, Knecap led a huge crowd in the singing of “Free Palestine”.
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The weakly known as the largest summer music festival in the UK, annually attracts the crowd of almost 200,000 fans of music to a decent farm in the southwest of England. About 4,000 acts perform during the festival in 120 stages.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
