THE CURE’s General ROBERT SMITH Is Not A Monarchy Fan Whatsoever

7 May 2023

Yesterday ROBERT SMITH expressed his anti-monarchy
thoughts (once more) on the occasion of the coronation
of Charles III‘ coronation via his socials.

“The huge cost of this ceremony could buy each British child a pony,
yet distracting profligacy must calm the masses, lest we [unleash] the
fury of the poor,” it continues. “Let them eat Coronation Quiche.”

He also shared a cartoon by an artist known as First Dog On The Moon.
The cartoon shows ‘royal things’ preparing for the Coronation. It also includes
a parody pledge that features the line: ​​“All hail the nature arbitrary, of privilege
that’s hereditary.”

Click HERE for the cartoon.

Already in 2012, in an interview, Smith fulminated about the Royal Family.

“I fucking hate Royalty. Any kind of hereditary privilege is just wrong. It’s not just anti-democracy, it’s just inherently wrong. What upsets me is that some people who I’ve actually admired down the years get offered a reward by the Royal Family, by the hereditary monarchy, and they take it. They become Lord or Sir.

“I would honestly cut off my own hands before I [accepted an honour]. Because how dare they presume that they could give me an honour. I’m much better than them. They’ve never done anything, they’re fucking idiots. I should be King.”

Even on Fridays Smith is not in love with Buckingham Palace.

Happy 64 ROBERT SMITH And Happy 76 IGGY POP

21 April 2023

Two rock icons were born the same day,
but with a difference of 12 years.
Together they are 140.

Robert Smith was born on 21 April 1959 in Blackpool, England. It’s Friday
and your birthday Mister Smith, so I’ll guess you’re in love today. Happy 64!

James Newell Osterberg Jr. better know as Iggy Pop was born on 21 April 1947 in Muskegon, Michigan. With his latest LP Every Loser released earlier this year he proofs he’s NOT a loser and still has a lot of lust for life. Happy 76!

ROBERT SMITH And THE CURE Keep On Fighting Greedy Ticket Sellers

Goth champions The Cure and his frontman Robert Smith communicated
that they have canceled 7,000 tickets for their Northern American concerts
found on secondary resale websites in a bid to tackle touts.

In between days The Cure fight greedy ticket sellers. Kudos to them.