
The Strokes Display Political Video Targeting US Government at Coachella
The Strokes concluded their Coachella performance with a politically charged video montage condemning the CIA, US government, and US and Israeli bombings in Iran and Gaza. The visuals sparked discussion among festival-goers and media outlets.
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The Strokes end Coachella weekend two set with politically charged video targeting CIA and US government
The Strokes appeared to take aim at the U.S. government during Coachella, closing their set with a video referencing the CIA, Gaza and Iran bombings.
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