Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl advised Westboro Baptist protesters they’re presupposed to ‘love all people’ at live performance

The Foo Fighters are getting political.

The rock group held a live performance in Bonner Springs, Kansas on Thursday night, and whereas the Azura Amphitheater occasion drew a drove of followers, it additionally noticed protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church collect exterior to push in opposition to the band and their beliefs.

In a video captured by an attendee and shared to Twitter, protesters might be seen holding indicators studying “God hates your idols,” “God hates satisfaction,” “God is your enemy” and extra.

Lead singer Dave Grohl and his band stood on the mattress of a big truck that slowly drove previous the protest, giving Grohl an opportunity to handle the gang.

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“Alright now, girls and gents, I obtained one thing to say,” the previous Nirvana drummer started. “As a result of, what, I like you. I do”

He continued: “The best way I take a look at it, I like all people. Is not that what you are presupposed to do? Cannot you simply love all people? As a result of I believe it is about love. That is what I believe. I believe we’re all about love.”

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Grohl and his bandmates, who just lately launched an album that includes covers of a number of Bee Gees songs and had been taking part in the long-lasting disco music “You Must be Dancing” throughout Grohl’s handle, slowly started to drag away from the protest.

“You should not be hating,” the rocker continued. “You already know what try to be doing? Try to be dancing.”

Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters performs onstage on the 2018 Youngsters’s Hospital Los Angeles “From Paris With Love” Gala at LA Stay on October 20, 2018 in Los Angeles, California.  (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Photographs for Youngsters’s Hospital Los Angeles)

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The rationale for the protest was unclear, however in accordance with the Huffington Publish, a press launch from the church mentioned that the Foo Fighters “have made no try and make their our bodies a residing sacrifice, holy (that means separated from the methods of this world), and acceptable unto God, being their cheap service.”

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The disco music was featured on the Foo Fighters’ latest album “Dee Gees / Hail Satin – Foo Fighters / Stay.”