The Smash Mouth Rockers went to Instagram to share the hate mail they won after attending the controversial Sturgis motorcycle rally amid the COVID-19 crisis.
The band leveled up at the previous South Dakota event this month, and local media reported that the concert had attracted “hundreds, if thousands” of fans.
They also shared excerpts from the annual compilation of motorcycle enthusiasts, who did not comply with the rules of social estrangement and saw few spectators wear protective masks even though the event’s online page encouraged them to stick to the pandemic rules of the Centers for Disease Control.
“Now we’re all here tonight. And we’re human again,” Smash Mouth leader Steve Harwell said at the event. “F … this Covid is …
According to the Associated Press, 103 COVID-19 cases similar to collection have been reported through fitness departments in 8 states: South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming and Washington, and the organization has been heavily criticized for its involvement.
In the caption of a photo that features a corrupted CD of the band’s music, with a visual lyric, with the words “kill”, “mother f—” and “selfish”, the band wrote: “Recent Fan Mail”. “
Many acts, in addition to Night Ranger, Quiet Riot and many others, were also presented at the events, which, according to the rally’s official website, “required (guests) to wear a mask upon entering the amphitheatre.” Masks could also be purchased at the ports of entry.
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