Greta Thunberg Criticizes Ed Sheeran After Macklemore Tour Drop
Thunberg said Sheeran’s tour decision sidelined Palestinian advocacy after Macklemore’s pro-Palestinian remarks drew venue threats, with several opening acts also leaving.
- On Wednesday, activist Greta Thunberg shared an Instagram post from the Humaniti Project criticizing Ed Sheeran, declaring, "Ed, there is only one victim here: the Palestinian people," after rapper Macklemore was dropped from the tour.
- The tour dispute began after Macklemore voiced support for Palestinians during concerts, and Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, allegedly issued an ultimatum to stadium owners regarding the rapper's participation.
- Sheeran stated Tuesday that promoters decided to drop Macklemore, not him, while artists including Finneas, Lukas Graham, Aaron Rowe, and Beoga withdrew from the tour in solidarity.
- Thunberg replied to Macklemore on Monday, offering "Full solidarity and free Palestine," and called for expanded support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
- The conflict highlights a fundamental disconnect: Macklemore reported Sheeran found "Free Palestine" flags hurtful to some, arguing a significant divide remains between their perspectives on the issue.
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CNN's Goldberg Says Macklemore Banishing Is Not Censorship, Rips Media Coverage Of Israel
Two weeks ago the opening act for Ed Sheeran's concert at MetLife Stadium, Macklemore, called for a "Free Palestine", and did his anti-Israel song, "Hind's Hall," resulting in him being dropped form Sheeran's tour. The story has fascinated the leftist media.
Ed Sheeran told to cancel his tour by rock music activist over Macklemore row
Bragg also hit out at billionaire stadium owner Robert Kraft, accusing him of ‘trying to intimidate an artist into silence’
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‘Two-for-one’ Thunberg has hitched a ride in the Ed Sheeran-Macklemore controversy.
The removal of American rapper Macklemore from the opening act of his stadium tour is costing singer Ed Sheeran dearly. Macklemore chanted pro-Palestinian slogans on stage, after which stadium owners wanted Sheeran to remove him from his tour. Since the singer did so, he has been under fire. Several artists even decided to cancel their participation in the stadium tour.
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