Music Lydon opines – and contradicts himself – About Trump: ‘Horrible Sanico’

John Lydonalso known as Johnny Rottenis the controversial former singer of the Sex pistols. Sometimes the musician has already shown support by the current president of the United States – but something seems to have changed.

In an interview with NME, the singer, who has already used the movement of the movement Widen (Make America Great Again) In interviews, he stated:

“It’s six of one, half a dozen the other. I am not a slave to his system. I don’t even like him. I met him once, a long time before he competed for the election, and I thought it was one of the most horrible dwarfs I’ve ever seen. ”

However, something about the US politician convinces him. Second Lydonbecause of the state in which the country is, Donald Trump He is the right person for position, even if he describes him as “a disgusting guy.”

Lydon became an American citizen in 2013, and said the performance of Joe Biden In the June 2024 debate made him have questions about the health of the then reelection candidate. Even in the face of the history of false information by the current president, the vocalist reiterates:

“He will not tell any of the regular routines or lies. America voted for change. We want to try something different here. We are fed up with corruption in institutions, then live. But no, I will never like him. I’ll vote for him, but that’s all. ”

The former member of Sex pistols is the founder of the band PUBLIC IMAGE LTD (Pil), with which it will tour the UK and Ireland during May 2025. In 2018, the group launched the documentary The public image is rottenavailable in Apple TV+ with the CLARO VIDEO APP.

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