The 'Who Dat Boy' rapper tweets his reaction less than an hour after the British Prime Minister, who banned him from entering the nation for three to five years, made public her decision to step down.
- May 25, 2019
AceShowbiz - Rapper Tyler, the Creator poked fun at British leader Theresa May's resignation on Friday, May 24, reminding fans she banned him from the U.K.
The Prime Minister announced she would be stepping down in June outside her Downing Street home, and less than an hour later, the rap star was making it clear he wouldn't be sad to see her leave the nation's top office.
"theresa gone, I'm back," he wrote on Twitter.
May was Home Secretary in 2015 when she banned Tyler from entering the U.K. for three to five years, forcing him to cancel a series of tour dates in support of his album "Cherry Bomb".
She wrote a letter to Tyler's manager, insisting that lyrics on the rapper's albums "encourage violence and intolerance of homosexuality", and "seek to provoke others to terrorist acts".
As a result, Tyler was later detained at the U.K. border.
The rapper will be back in Britain this summer after announcing a series of upcoming sold out shows at O2 Academy Brixton.
