Would you keep listening to your favorite musician if you found out they stormed the Capitol?

[Dr. MB]

If you found out your absolute favorite (living) singer/songwriter/rapper/composer/a member of your favorite band stormed the Capitol on January 6, would you keep listening to their music? Would you support them financially?

[Big Abraham]

No, and I would never buy a car that came off the assembly line on that day either.

All liberal all the time!

[Santander]

Fortunately, no emo musician would be caught dead storming the Capitol alongside Nazi metalheads.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

No, but Santander said it best.

[T'Chenka]

Yes. I try to mostly seperate the art from the artist.

[Skunk]

I mean Taylor Swift is secretly an alt-right Aryan princess that posts on 4chan anyway.

[Badger]

It would be hard. Every song would remind me of their deplorable actions and beliefs.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I don't know why the f#ck Hayley Williams would be storming the Capitol, but I'd assume it was for a damn good reason.

[Velasco]

It's very unlikely my favourite musicians alive were storming the Capitol earlier this year. However, if that was the case, probably it would have been too much. I don't have a clue, actually.  At this moment I don't know if I will ever listen again to the records of someone who has been accused of sexual misconduct

[Torrain]

I'm finding it hard enough to enjoy the new output of artists that spend 2020 ignoring COVID-19 guidelines so I doubt it.

[Lambsbread]

Absolutely not.

[West_Midlander]

Well, Johnny Cash is dead.

[The Dowager Mod]

All of my favorites are either dead or geriatric, so it's not a problem.

[dead0man]

They do have a song called Murder the Government (and other anti-govt songs), but they are very much not conservative, so not likely Jan 6th participants.