Bob Vylan Sparks US Visa Loss After Amsterdam Rant Mocking Charlie Kirk Killing

British punk rap duo Bob Vylan sparked widespread outrage after mocking the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a concert in Amsterdam. Frontman Pascal Robinson-Foster dedicated a song to Kirk with derogatory language, mockingly using the pronouns "was/were" in reference to his death, and urged the crowd to physically assault political opponents, including fascists and Zionists. The performance featured Palestinian flags, repeated chants of "Death to the IDF," and a provocative opening question referencing snipers, all of which intensified the backlash. The incident follows previous controversies involving the duo, such as their Glastonbury Festival chant calling for "Death to the IDF," which led to investigations, visa revocations by the U.S. government, and being dropped by their management agency. Responses to their latest actions included condemnation from Turning Point UK, Dutch politician Geert Wilders, and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Charlie Kirk's assassination has been met with bipartisan condemnation in the U.S., while his widow publicly mourned his death and honored his legacy.