Friendly Fires’ NSFW response to Boris Johnson using their music hit all the right notes
Indie band Friendly Fires had the best response to Boris Johnson walking onto the stage at the Tory party conference to their song, Blue Cassette.
The group – probably best known for Jump in the Pool – took to Twitter to point out that no, they hadn’t been asked for their permission and no, they wouldn’t have given it had someone bothered to contact them.
And then they went a little bit further than that on Twitter and people loved them for it.
— Friendly Fires (@FriendlyFires) October 6, 2021
And here’s the response in full.
Boom.
This is brilliant. 😂😂 https://t.co/L61e5b11b0
— Daniel Stewart (@dnstewart67) October 6, 2021
God I wish there was a more powerful button than retweet! Love it lads
— Danny B (@cromulentdb) October 6, 2021
Great response, well done lads. The audacity of them.
— DT #KroenkeOut (@RLDTx) October 6, 2021
And also this.
Really do hope they're not just working through the 'songs that start with the word 'Blue'' catalogue… https://t.co/BYnTUIt7IF
— Public Service Broadcasting (@PSB_HQ) October 6, 2021
To conclude …
https://twitter.com/jessicaelgot/status/1445782737873375239?s=20
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Source Twitter @FriendlyFires
