Green Day Frontman Billy Joe Armstrong attacked President Donald Trump and Doge Chief Elon Musk at a concert in Melbourne, Australia on Saturday, asking fans if they wanted Musk and Trump to “close their fucking sex.”
“Don't you want Elon Musk to close your fuck? I don't want Donald Trump to close your fuck,” he shrieked at the crowds from the stage during the show.
Earlier this year, Armstrong rewrites the lyrics to the song “American Idiot,” a 20-year-old song, attacking Trump and his voters from the stage for many years.
First band It was executed This year, the song is a new, anti-Trump and anti-mad version of it, close to Pretoria, where Elon Musk was born.
The original lyrics to the 2004 song talk about being a “bassoon” because “I'm not part of the redneck agenda.” But now Armstrong is singing, “Well, maybe I'm Fago America.” He ended with, “I am not part of Elon's agenda.”
However, this week and January concerts are far from the only time Armstrong has gone to anti-Trump Tyrades on stage.
Last July, Armstrong paraded around the stage with a mask of Trump's head just weeks after an assassination attempt that undoubtedly helped him become president.
That January, he attacked Trump voters and called them “Redgers” during his performance. Dick Clark's New Year's Eve Rockin' Eve On ABC.
And last year, Armstrong said in an interview that anyone who doesn't want transgender propaganda around schools and children is “close people.”
And going back to 2022, he was seen screaming “America” and pledged to waive his citizenship after the US Supreme Court overthrew his abortion ruling. Roev. Wade.
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