Breaking: At a Feb 6 SF pre‑Super Bowl party, Billie Joe Armstrong told ICE to quit that shitty-ass job, altered ‘Holiday’ lyrics to name Epstein, and attacked Trump-era figures. What do you think? Comment. According to Forbes. (forbes.com)
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At a pre–Super Bowl party in San Francisco on February 6, 2026, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong delivered a politically charged set, urging ICE agents to “quit that shitty-ass job” and warning that Trump-era figures would “drop you like a bad habit.” He altered lyrics live—changing a line in “Holiday” to “the representative from Epstein Island has the floor”—and updated other verses to criticize MAGA figures. The remarks, made at a Spotify/FanDuel pregame event ahead of Green Day’s Super Bowl opening performance, were widely shared online and reported by major outlets. Reactions were mixed across the political spectrum. (forbes.com)
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