At least he hasn’t sung about killing her or raping her children yet
Stuff reports:
A star of the New Zealand Music Awards, rapper Tom Scott, used his acceptance speech to deliver a strong message to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
The musician, who won one of the biggest accolades of the night with the Album of the Year Award, told Ardern to visit Ihumātao.
Yawn. Musician has a political view.
For Scott this is very mild. Here’s him on John Key:
The singer behind the controversial Kill the PM song swore and joked about raping John Key’s son before walking out of a live radio interview.
Former Home Brew singer Tom Scott was yesterday on Kim Hill’s Playing Favourites segment of her Radio NZ show, where guests choose some of their favourite songs.
But things soured when Hill asked about the song Scott released with his band @peace during the election campaign, in which he sang about killing PM Key and having sex with his daughter, Stephanie.
Asked about the the lyrics, Scott said: “I mean obviously I regret what I said. I probably should have said I was going to rape his son.”
When asked if he had any regrets, he said: “I don’t regret what I said actually. Screw that.”
He also went on a tirade about Key, saying he “doesn’t like the guy one bit”.
Yes he did a song about killing John Key, raping his daughter and then in a follow says it should have been raping his son.
So Jacinda definitely got off lightly. Of course she is a big fan of Scott. In 2012 she tweeted:
This was in response to Scott’s speech at the music awards saying John Key is a c**t who should suck their dicks.
Scott also used to play at gigs doing fundraisers for Labour.