Kneecap Share Video Message With Sziget Festival Audience Following Hungarian Ban
Irish rap trio Kneecap was banned for alleged hate speech but used a video at Sziget Festival to condemn Viktor Orbán and call for solidarity against alleged genocide.
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Watch Kneecap condemn Viktor Orbán in surprise Sziget 2025 broadcast
The Irish rappers were banned from attending Sziget festival, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán prohibiting them from entering Hungary for three years. Still, that didn't stop Kneecap from getting their message across to disappointed fans...
Kneecap Share Video Message With Sziget Festival Audience Following Hungarian Ban
Just weeks after being banned from Hungary for posing a “national security threat,” Irish outfit Kneecap have shared a message with their fans at the country’s Sziget Festival. On July 24, it was announced by Hungarian politician and spokesperson Zoltán Kovács that Kneecap’s planned Aug. 11 appearance at the Budapest festival would not be going ahead, with the group receiving a three-year ban from the country “for antisemitism and glorifying t…
Kneecap condemn “hate-filled” Hungarian PM in Sziget 2025 broadcast: “We must stand together”
Kneecap have hit out at the “hate filled” Hungarian Prime Minister in a video played at Sziget Festival 2025 in Budapest – watch below READ MORE: Kneecap on the cover: giving peace, protest and partying a chance Last month, the country’s government announced that the Irish rap trio were “officially banned from entering Hungary” for three years for “anti-Semitism and glorifying terror”. They had been due to play at Sziget this year, but were dee…
Omnihanded Entertainmet News | Kneecap condemn “hate-filled” Hungarian PM in Sziget 2025 broadcast: “We must stand together”
Kneecap have hit out at the “hate filled” Hungarian Prime Minister in a video played at Sziget Festival 2025 in Budapest – watch below Last month, the country’s government announced that the Irish rap trio were “officially banned from entering Hungary” for three years for “anti-Semitism and glorifying terror”. They had been due to play at Sziget this year, but were deemed “a national security… Source
The Irish rap band sent a virtual message to Festival attendees, in which they sharply criticized the Prime Minister, and at the end of their video, they demanded a free Palestine.
KNEECAP display surprise message at Sziget Festival following Hungary ban
‘We must stand together,’ the message read. ‘Oppose Orbán. Oppose Israel. Oppose genocide.’ KNEECAP delivered a written message in support of Palestine at the Sziget Festival last night, despite being banned from Hungary and forced to cancel their Sziget set. In a post across their social media last night, the band told festivalgoers to keep an eye out for a message later that evening. They did not provide many details about the message aside fr…
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