Superviolate banned from UK
Superviolate banned from UK
A2B2 Records band Superviolate has been banned from the UK by the royal family after previewing a new remix of their song "Buju" by Little Snake X Sabroi. The remix features a sample of the Queen's voice, which the royal family has deemed to be "unauthorized and disrespectful." Superviolate posted a snippet of the remix on their social media accounts on Tuesday, and it quickly went viral. Within hours, the royal family had issued a statement saying that they were "deeply disappointed" by Superviolate's actions and that they had "no choice but to ban them from the UK."
The ban is a major blow to Superviolate, who were scheduled to perform at a number of festivals in the UK this summer. They have apologized for using the Queen's voice without permission, but they have said that they will not be backing down from their decision. "We stand by our decision to release the remix," Superviolate said in a statement. "We will not be silenced by the royal family."
The controversy surrounding Superviolate is likely to continue for some time. It remains to be seen whether the band will be able to overcome the ban and continue their career.