Who are the controversial rap-punk duo?

IPSWich Punk-Rap duo Bob Vylan took the headlines at the Glastonbury Festival at the weekend, but the name can be new for many readers.

Organizers of the festival, pioneer Bobby Vylan’s “Death, death IDF death, death, [Israel Defense Forces]”.

Prime Minister condemned them Because he uses what he calls “scary hate speech.” And on Monday, a criminal investigation was launched on the performances of the Avon and Somperset police, group and Irish dress series.

. BBC said that he had to move away from live broadcasts “We are very worried about the live flow of this performance and the BBC has questions to be answered clearly.”

Bobby – the real name of Pascal Robinson -Foster – next to his comments on the stage, “I said. He told the fans that he was “underwater” with “support and hate” messages and also called for “a change in foreign policy”.

The provocative group was founded in 2017 by the drummer Bobie Vylan in Suffolk by the singer, guitarist and poet.

They are known as “Bobs” collectively, performing under stage names.

The couple blends Punk Rock and Uk Grime/Hip-Hop elements, which are affected by the likes of Reggae Dancehall, as well as sex guns, Dizzee Rascal and Stormzy, reflecting Robinson-Foster’s Jamaica heritage.

Lyrics deals with the themes about racism, police violence, capitalism and paternity; In addition to homophobia and toxic masculinity diseases.

After a series of early Single, they released their first album We Live Here in 2020.

Later, the pups took a trip like Hives and Biffy Clyro and took the stage at the Reading and Leeds festivals in 2021.

Bob Vylan, the second (five) studio albums, presents Life of Life, entered the UK album painting on 18 and won Kerrang! The best album magazine award in 2022.

In the same year, they gathered the opening Award for the best alternative music law at the MOBO Awards.

34-year-old Robinson-Foster initially began to write verses as a young man in 2004, becoming a poet under the name of Nee Hi, and Ear 2 de Street became part of a dirt clothing.

In 2005, he was invited to take the stage at the Black and Asian Police Association conference in Manchester and served as a mentor for young people in his hometown Ipswich.

Once in an interview with the magazine of the Tribune magazine, “wrapping people”, some victories to score and to ease the boredom of Bob Vylan group, he said.

Speaking with Newsbeat at the BBC in 2023, the stage diving provocateur announced its high -energy and highly politicized approaches to music.

“I think an experience life under certain power structures that keep us in a certain place in the hierarchy of this country.”

“When I explain these songs, we may be quite stinging to play these songs in front of the crowd of people and to tell them my experiences.

“At the same time, I think at certain points, emotional experience and emotional driving, talking about these things in front of a crowd.”

“You are unprotected … We put ourselves there and talk about the lives of people living in our lives and communities, and people are free to enjoy it, but I do not agree with it, and at the same time they are free to do something to us or to us or whatever.

“So being in it is a very vulnerable position, but you just need to trust.”

In the past, he seemed to have verbally targeted the members of the crowd, and at the same time shook a baseball bat on stage; In addition to wearing football shirts of the towns or the rivals of the city they play.

The group had previously performed at Glastonbury for the BBC in 2022 and played a interpretation of Wicked and Bads, which contained the line “Eat the Rich”, insulting former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

During the Glastonbury sets this year, Rapçi, who played the band Coachella and cooperated with Amyl and Sniffers singer Amy Taylor, soft game guitarist Laurie Vincent and rock band Kid Kapichi, began to sing with her daughter Dream Bigger.

The performance took place on Saturday in the afternoon on the West Holts scene, just in front of Dinecap, another controversial rap band Dinecap.

Although Knecap’s performance did not have a live flow, the BBC later uploaded a largely unprocessed version of the set to the Glastonbury Emphasis page on the BBC İplayer.

Irish language action has recently lost the US visa sponsors. Bob Vylan was prepared to visit the US this year, but US Deputy Foreign Minister Christopher Landau now confirmed that the group’s visas will be canceled.

Like Dizecap, Bob Vylan’s name is not going soon.