The Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown was mocked by fans after his latest anti-vaccine tweet.
The I Wanna Be Adored singer received a raft of ridicule on Twitter after boldly claiming he'd never sing to a crowd 'who must be vaccinated as a condition of attendance.'
The 58-year-old rock star prompted a clapback from his followers as thoughts turned to gigs and concerts possibly returning this summer.
"I will NEVER sing to a crowd who must be vaccinated as a condition of attendance. NEVER EVER!" he shouted.
One Twitter user replied cheekily: "That’s up to Butlins surely?"
And another told him: "Well that’s absolutely ridiculous Ian Brown.
"Surely you wanna feel safe in an environment where possible infections may occur."
Another told him: "You won’t be performing to mass crowds of you ain’t vaccinated - works both ways."
And another replied: "I will NEVER attend a concert or listen to music by a band who do not want their audience to be as safe as possible. NEVER EVER!"
One fan mocked: "Don't waste your words, we don't need anything from you ...you wanna be ignored.
"I'll happily make do with listening to the CDs, thanks."
And another pleaded: "Please stop ruining the Roses for me."
Tweets posted from the star's official account have been very outspoken about the coronavirus pandemic.
In Twitter moment probably no-one saw coming back in September the Manchester music icon was called out by Jedward.
The Irish pop duo reprimanded him after a tweet that read: "So I'm a Conspiracy Theorist HA! a term invented by the lame stream media to discredit those who can smell and see through the government/media lies and propaganda #researchanddestroy."
And Jedward - twins John and Edward Grimes who were finalists in the sixth series of The X Factor in 2009 - replied: "The public have lost all respect and credibility for your views!"
They added, with a love heart emoji: "Your music and cheekbones are a dream but your tweets are a nightmare."
