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In this video, I react to Asmongold’s clip “WT is going on in the UK?”*, where he breaks down the shocking performance by British hip‑hop duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury—leading crowds in chants like “Death to the IDF” and telling Brits the UK "is not your country." We explore the backlash, the message, and the implications.

What Went Down
On the BBC‑broadcast West Holts stage, Bob Vylan led thousands chanting “Death, death to the IDF” with Palestinian flags in view.

British authorities and festival organizers condemned it as hate speech, with police opening an inquiry into incitement.

Meanwhile, fans in the crowd supported the message—revealing deep division over Israel’s actions and freedom to protest.

The singer crossed a line. Calling for the violent “death” of any group—even military personnel—is deeply irresponsible, especially at a major festival.

Yet, the crowd’s anti‑IDF sentiment is rooted in anger over Gaza, civilian casualties, and human rights concerns. That frustration is real—but chanting violence isn’t the way.

So yes, criticism of Israel is valid, but threatening violence goes too far—especially when broadcast on national media.

People protesting in the UK stand against hatred being normalized at mainstream events.

Holding performers accountable for violent messages is not censorship—it’s upholding civil discourse.

Fans who oppose “Death to the IDF” chants deserve support—they show how free speech must be balanced with responsibility.

Watch with me as I unpack this wild moment, debate why it’s both politically charged and dangerous, and ask: How do we respect protest without condoning violence?

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