The Knee Show Features a “Massive” Head of King George V, Severed from a Statue in Melbourne

Knee Cup’s Performance in Melbourne

The company of the knee was presented with the “huge” head of King George during their show in Melbourne, which was cut off by a statue.

Statue Incident in Victoria

The statue of King George V was beheaded and covered with red paint on a holiday for the birthday of King Charles in June 2024. This incident was part of a series of attacks on colonial monuments in Victoria.

“Some crazy went with the huge head of King George so that he could hear a few melodies for our last show in Melbourne!” The Irish rap group marked on the X/Twitter after that.

“Presumably, his head was cut off last year in the city ……. In any case, he was put on the stage for several melodies, and then left … Remember that each colony may fall.”

Well, well, chairman Gael!

Some crazy went with the huge head of King George so that he could hear a few melodies for our last show in Melbourne!

Presumably, his head was cut off last year in the city … … In any case, he was put on stage for several melodies, and then left … Remember everyone … pic.twitter.com/5f5aqbxr7s

– Knight Cup (@kneecapceool) March 14, 2025

The knee cup explained its position regarding the “colonialists” in an interview for NMA is the cover last year. They began the singing of the “British”, playing at a concert in the Belfast empire, the day after the Prince and Princess of Wales were in attendance.

“If you are from Ireland, you understand that this does not imply anything about citizens or people who identify as British,” Mo Chara said. “This term was used during troubles regarding the excretion of the British government and British soldiers from Ireland. That’s all; it was a political statement.”

This inspired their song “Take Your British.” “It was an idea: we bring the British and give them all ecstasy, because they have experienced complaints about same-sex marriages and that for so long,” said the BEP. “They hate gays, they hate dinosaurs,” continued DJ Próvaí. “They hate everyone who loves a party mainly.”

While they were on tour in Australia, Necap played a free show in the Federation Square of Melbourne for those who could not get tickets for their original concert in the city. The federation area reported that 10,000 people attended.

In other news, it was announced that the knee cup would conclude in 2025 with a massive concert in the arena in Dublin. The trio is also set to play their “Last Living Show” in the city Park Ferve this summer.