Australian rapper Illy has slammed the Australian government over some of the latest Covid restrictions.
In an Instagram post on Wednesday night, the 35-year-old criticised the government for banning singing and dancing at music festivals, while still allowing it to go ahead in churches.
'You can postpone all our festivals and gigs, you can say no dancing in clubs for the next 50 years, and you can make singing and shouting in public illegal except in sermons and the cricket for some reason,' he wrote.
Hitting back: Australian rapper Illy has slammed the Australian government over some of the latest Covid restrictions
'But no matter how bulls**t you make the rules, you will STILL never, ever, get me to join Hillsong.'
Illy then followed up to clarify that he wasn't 'attacking religion' and was simply upset by the latest restrictions.
'FYI I’m for everyone’s religious beliefs. The post is a joke, aimed at the latest horse shit double standard the music industry is ONCE AGAIN having to face. Not attacking religion at all,' he wrote.
Praise be! The 35-year-old rapper criticised the government for banning singing and dancing at music festivals, while still allowing it to go ahead in churches. (Scott Morrison pictured)
Metal singer Ahren Stringer sarcastically commented on the post, joking: 'Hillsong is pure unlike the rest of us degenerate scum!'
Premier Dominic Perrottet, after months of railing against Covid restrictions, announced last week that singing and dancing at indoor hospitality venues would be banned.
Chief health officer Dr Kerry Chant explained the decision by saying the virus spreads easier on the dance floor compared to when people are sitting down, as people move around and interact with many others.
Defiant: 'No matter how bulls**t you make the rules, you will STILL never, ever, get me to join Hillsong,' he snapped
Although the Perrottet government has scrapped singing and dancing in pubs, clubs, nightclubs, bars, entertainment facilities and major
