Ian Brown shares anti-lockdown song ‘Little Seed Big Tree’ and hits out again over coronavirus

The Stone Roses frontman previously received a backlash for his controversial comments

Ian Brown has doubled down yet again on his controversial comments about the coronavirus pandemic and shared an anti-lockdown song titled ‘Little Seed Big Tree’.

The Stone Roses frontman recently faced criticism earlier this month when he posted a tweet which seemingly appeared to show his scepticism towards the coronavirus crisis and vaccinations.

“NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX,” he wrote on Twitter.

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He then defended his comments and hit back at his critics, saying: “To all of you asking about my medical qualifications I have the same as the computer seller bill gates ( biggest funder of the world health organisation).”

Now, Brown has hit back again writing on Twitter: “NOBODY IS NO F*CKER TO TELL YOU TO WEAR A MASK,” before he dropped anti-lockdown track ‘Little Seed Big Tree’.

The song reiterates his controversial comments with the lyrics: “A sonic lockdown in your home town / A sonic lockdown, can you feel me now? / A sonic lockdown, state shakedown, a mass breakdown / Put your muzzle on, get back in your basket / Get behind your doors cos living here is drastic.”

His recent controversial comments also saw Irish twins John and Edward Grimes – who rose to fame on The X Factor in 2009, hit out at Brown.

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“Hi Ian you discredited yourself with your backward views and non logical actions,” they wrote on Twitter.

In a follow-up message, they said that Brown had lost “all respect and credibility”, but said his refined cheekbones were “a dream”.

Brown’s last album came in the form of 2019’s ‘Ripples’.

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