Aboriginal artist Miss Rabbit fly in the middle of the world to boldly show the middle finger Buckingham Palace– official administrative headquarters King Charles.
The rebel singer showed zero tolerance to colonialism by synchronizing the lips in his fiery song about pulling a monarchy-which seems to be loudly sending the king of six feet down.
“That’s a threat!” One commenting on the video.
Aboriginal artist Miss Kaninna held a fiery protest outside the Buckingham Palace
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The singer, whose real name is Kaninna Langford, shared an honest performance from himself for his song “Pinnacle B ****.”
When he stood in front of the most iconic address of the monarchy in central London, he imitated the snares on his neck while the lyrics talked about breaking the king’s neck.
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“And I ran on these paths / shouting, f *** the police,” he’s his mouth.
“If I have met the king/ break his neck with a rope,” the lyrics continue to say.
The Tasmania singer concluded his acrobatics by lifting his middle fingers in the palace.
He synchronized his lips into his provocative song “Pinnacle B ****” which includes lyrics about “Breaking the King’s Neck with a String.”
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“Fly to England to play my song in front of the Buckingham palace ☠️ You are not my king !!” Read the video title.
While Buckingham Palace is the official administrative headquarters of the King of England and many royal events, King Charles and Queen Camilla, especially living in the Clarence House, which only walked short.
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Netizens have a variety of reactions to their clips, with one with skeptics saying “5 minutes fame” has been “finished.”
“King Charles didn’t even live at that time,” said one, while the other quipped, “he knew he didn’t live there right?”
“And is there a thought that the king will say … ok … this is the key !!!!” write another.
On the other hand, fans showed support, with one saying, “I really like this – I laugh and I cry. 100% icons. I feel very honored to have seen you perform. You will change people X.”
Online reactions range from fierce support to sharp criticism
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Miss Kannina is an Aboriginal artist who was raised on Bruun Island off the southern coast of Tasmania.
He belongs to the native Australian community, whose ancestors have lived in mainland Australia and Tasmania for tens of thousands of years before British colonialism.
The singer released an EP debut self-titled in September 2024 and later became the first independent Aboriginal woman ever nominated for the single debut in ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards) in the same year.
When asked during Rolling Stone Interviews about what made him stand out from other artists, he said he was not worried about his “competitors” as long as he made art that represented who he was.
“For me, music is an expression of my identity and a place for me to feel safe and escape from a very real struggle in my life and community,” he said in an April interview.
Miss Kaninna becomes First Independent Aboriginal Woman Nominated for Single debut at the Aria Awards in 2024
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“Music that is involved in truth and freedom is under the current threat,” he continued by saying it. “Musicians who say it like that and are not afraid to fight the machine is not my ‘competitor’, they are my colleagues.”
Miss Kaninna’s appearance outside 775 rooms came shortly after Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe carried out the action of one woman in the same place.
The kings of the kings wore the shirt ‘Sovereign Movement’ and held an Aboriginal flag outside the Gate of the Buckingham Palace.
His protest came a few days after Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe held an anti-monarchy demonstration itself
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“Stop by to collect all these stolen items, but Charlie did not enter,” he wrote in his photo title.
Aboriginal senator was at the controversy center last year after mocking Raja Charles in the Australian Parliament Building in October 2024.
“You’re not my king” and “this is not your land,” he shouted before escorting out of the place.
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During the royal event in Canberra, the King delivered a speech and paid “respect to the owner of the traditional land.”
Right after he finished speaking, independent senators and indigenous activists began to shout as protest over their sovereignty over Australia.
“You are committed to genocide to our people,” he shouted. “Give us our land back. Give us what you are stolen from us – our bones, our skulls, our babies, our people. You destroy our land. Give us an agreement. We want an agreement.”
“As if the king did it himself,” someone commented afterwards Miss RabbitVideo
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