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Green Day Hits Trump ICE Agents With Defiant Message at Super Bowl Party
At a private Spotify and FanDuel Super Bowl party, Armstrong altered lyrics and urged ICE agents to resign amid political protests and recent Minneapolis shootings.
- Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day vocalist, urged Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at the FanDuel Party Powered by Spotify on Pier 29 to quit their jobs.
- The invitation-only gig doubled as a Super Bowl warm-up and was one of several corporate-sponsored Super Bowl week shows, coming two days before the game amid ICE concerns.
- Onstage, Armstrong changed lyrics and named Kristi Noem, Stephen Miller, JD Vance, and Donald Trump, warning `they're gonna drop you like a bad fucking habit`.
- Video clips from Pier 29 were widely shared, increasing scrutiny as Cathy L. Lanier said there are no planned ICE enforcement activities at Levi's Stadium on Sunday.
- Green Day is set to perform in the Super Bowl pregame at Levi's Stadium on Sunday, chosen for their long Bay Area ties and 35 years of stadium-level appeal.
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