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British rapper Skepta in ‘anti-Semitism’ row over artwork for new single
A British rapper has withdrawn artwork for a single titled “Gas Me Up” after becoming embroiled in an anti-Semitism row.
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Skepta Apologizes for ‘Gas Me Up’ Single Art That Drew Holocaust Comparisons: ‘I Vow to Be More Mindful Going Forward’
The image of bald men with the title tattooed on one person's skull drew widespread criticism.
- EntertainmentRevolt
Skepta responds to backlash over artwork for his upcoming single
The Boy Better Know star is set to release “Gas Me Up (Diligent)” later this month.
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Grime rapper Skepta removes single artwork that critics deemed antisemitic
UK grime MC Skepta has removed the cover from his upcoming single and apologised over accusations the image had antisemitic implications.
- EntertainmentVariety
U.K. Rapper Skepta Apologizes, Removes Single Artwork After Criticism It Evokes Images of the Holocaust
U.K. rapper Skepta has apologized after allegations surfaced on social media that the artwork for his new single, “Gas Me Up (Diligent),” evoked images of the Holocaust. Skepta removed the artwork from his social platforms shortly after posting it on Monday. The image showed a shaved head with the words “Gas Me Up” tattooed on …
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Skepta Gives His Directorial Debut 'Tribal Mark' an Official Release Date
Following the announcement of his directorial debut during the back-end of last year, Skepta, has...
- CelebrityRolling Stone
Skepta Apologizes, Takes Down ‘Gas Me Up’ Artwork After Backlash
The rapper took down his single's cover art after allegations that it referenced the Holocaust
- EntertainmentThe Hollywood Reporter
Rapper Skepta Draws Fire for Song Artwork That Evokes Images of Holocaust
Skepta is facing backlash for the artwork of his upcoming single “Gas Me Up (Diligent).” The U.K. rapper and producer shared the song’s artwork, created by artist Gabriel Moses, on his Instagram Monday. The single’s cover features what appears to be an over-the-shoulder photo of a group of men with shaved heads, all wearing the same uniform. …
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Skepta Comes Out Of Retirement To Announce New Album, ‘Knife And Fork’
British hip-hop artist Skepta recently shared he’s decided to give music another run with the announcement of his new album, Knife and Fork.
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Skepta Announces Sixth Studio Album ‘Knife and Fork’
The first single, "Gas Me Up (Diligent)," will arrive on Jan. 26.
