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John Lydon on UKIP: 'A black hole for the ignorant to fall into'
Mr. Rotten isn't a fan of Farage's shenanigans
Tags: The Sex Pistols
by Ed Keeble
Tags: The Sex Pistols
John Lydon has spoken out against UKIP, summing them up perfectly as a "black hole" for "ignorant" voters.
Speaking during a live Guardian Q&A, the Sex Pistols front man continued what could be considered quite a roll of great political interviews. First he went up against Jon Humphrys, then got emotional with Jon Snow and yesterday he called Russell Brand a "butthole" for telling the public to abstain from voting.
When asked about UKIP, Lydon defined the far right party as: "A black hole for the ignorant to fall into. That’s it. Farage? I wonder what the roots of that name are. I think he’s faragical."
Watch John Lydon's interview with Jon Snow below
Lydon also lamented the effect the internet has had on music and punk: "Since the demise of record stores and corner shops, the social aspect of music, and in particular live venues, is being reduced. Communication has been reduced to the all-glorious failure of the international highway of truth we now know as the internet. Impersonal. Does not solve the problems that are so deeply personal. Hello, human beings."
Below: The Sex Pistols Through The Years
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