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Outspoken rappers handed Tube ad ban
Birmingham Mail
|July 11, 2025
BELFAST rap trio Kneecap say they've been "banned" from advertising one of their posters on the London Underground.
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The group have been in the headlines since one of their members, who is due to appear in court next month, was accused of allegedly supporting a proscribed terrorist organisation.
Yesterday, in a social media post, they said: "We've been banned from advertising on the London Tube. How petty can political policing and interference get...
"After using the tube to advertise loads of times for gigs, records and our movie, all without issue.
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