People are flooding to social media in support of indie rock band Wet Leg for condemning the Tories in their Brit Award acceptance speech.
Catch the epic moment here:
You may not have heard of Wet Leg if you're not a indie rock lover, but you don't even need to have heard their music to be a fan now.
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ITV was forced to cut the audio after the band decided to say, 'F**k the Tories' on stage after receiving the Brit Award for Group of the Year.
The band - who only signed a record deal in 2021 - were up for Mastercard Album of the Year, Group of the Year, Best New Artist and Best Rock/ Alternative Act.
At the time of writing, Wet Leg have won two of their four nominated awards for Group of the Year and Breakthrough Artist.
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It was during their acceptance speech for Group of the Year they decided to give a nice shout out to the UK's Conservative party.
Their message? Simple: "F**k the Tories."
Viewers have flocked to Twitter in support of the indie rock group for using the opportunity to take aim at the Tory party.
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One said: "Wet Leg might be awkward as hell but love them for saying f**k the tories #Brits2023."
"Not too keen on @ITV censoring Wet Leg's 'F**k The Tories' because a) it's after 9 (b) free speech (c) rock and f***ing roll, man," another wrote.
A third added: "I mean if Wet Leg are saying ‘F**k the Tories’ then that’s good enough for me they can win them all #Brits2023."
A final commented: "Ok so I haven’t heard of wet leg until tonight and I rate that annoying song a solid 1/10, however, if what the live bleeped out was 'F***k the tories' I’ll up my rating to 8/10 #Brits2023."
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The group also shouted out musician and Creative Director of NiNE8 Lava La Rue.
In their previous acceptance speech for Best New Artist, the group mocked Arctic Monkey's Brit acceptance speech in 2014.
They said: "That rock and roll, hey. That rock'n'roll. It just won’t go away. It might hibernate from time to time and sink back into the swamp.
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"In all seriousness, thank you so much. It’s really cool to be doing this on an indie label, shout out Domino. Man, this is so scary.
"It can feel like such a boys club thing but I just want to thank all of the women who worked on the whole production. It is a team of women so I really want to shout them out. I’m really nervous so I’m going to stop now."
Topics: Brit Awards, Celebrity, Music, Social Media, TV and Film, Twitter, UK News, Politics
Poppy Bilderbeck