Green Day calls J.D. Vance a slur

Green Day Changes Lyrics to Hit Song to Call JD Vance a Slur
Rock band Green Day chewed out MAGA leaders during their recent Australia concert. The band was playing at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on Saturday when lead singer and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong took aim at high-profile Trump figures including the president himself,
Green Day calls Vice President Vance slur in rework of band's 2000s-era song
During a set in Melbourne, Australia, this weekend, Green Day changed the lyrics of one of their classic songs mid-performance to smear Vice President JD Vance.
Green Day eviscerate JD Vance with offensive slur in changed lyrics to iconic song
While performing their 2004 hit Jesus of Suburbia, Green Day switched the lyrics from ‘Am I r******d or am I just overjoyed?’ to ‘Am I r******d or am I just JD Vance?’.
Green Day Changes “Jesus Of Suburbia” Lyric To Slam The Vice President: “Am I Re****ed Or Am I Just JD Vance?”
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has never been shy about his political leanings. The 53-year-old has been very vocal about his disdain towards former President Donald Trump, and didn’t even tone it down after the assassination attempt on the 45th (and now 47th) President’s life in Butler, Pennsylvania last summer.
Green Day Alter ‘Jesus of Suburbia’ Lyrics in Australia to Blast Vice President J.D. Vance
Green Day changed the "Jesus of Suburbia" lyrics to "Am I retarded, or am I just JD Vance" during a c Australia.
Green Day burns JD Vance with lyric swap on ‘Jesus of Suburbia’
Punk rock band Green Day took a major swipe at Vice President JD Vance while performing in Australia—swapping out a lyric to call Vance “retarded.” While singing “Jesus of Suburbia,” frontman Billie Joe Armstrong replaced the lyric “am I retarded, or am I just overjoyed?” with “am I retarded or am I just JD Vance?”
What did Green Day sing about JD Vance? Billie Joe Armstrong improvises lyric aimed at the U.S. Vice President during Melbourne gig
Rock band Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong seems to have taken a dig at US Vice President JD Vance. During a concert for the Saviors tour in Melbourne on March 1, 2025, the band, led by Armstrong, changed the lyrics of Jesus of Suburbia. The original lyric had the following line:
Green Day take aim at JD Vance with offensive lyric change
Green Day have become the latest to take aim at JD Vance, with the US Vice President seemingly finding himself in ongoing spats every single day since the inauguration
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