Lethal Bizzle tells Jeremy Corbyn to "sit on the bench" and let someone else lead the Labour party
Lethal Bizzle has responded to Jeremy Corbyn's plans for the country, stating he needs to "sit on the bench" to let someone else lead the party.
Jeremy Corbyn is well respected with the grime community, having been praised by the likes of JME and Stormzy, and he even opened Run The Jewels' Glastonbury set in 2017.
Lethal Bizzle, a Labour supporter, has responded to Corbyn's tweet about their plans for the country.
Corbyn wrote, "We’ll back a public vote on any Brexit deal or No Deal, give the NHS the funding it needs, introduce a real living wage of £10 an hour, kickstart a Green Industrial Revolution, reduce class sizes and give pensioners the dignity they deserve."
Lethal Bizzle responded, "U & your party are a team, and right now you’re injured, constantly hitting the post. I think u should do what’s best for the team, sit on the bench and let someone else have a go. Biz."
Dear Mr Corbyn, as a labour supporter, I can not see us getting back into power any time soon. U & your party are a team, and right now you’re injured, constantly hitting the post. I think u should do what’s best for the team, sit on the bench and let someone else have a go. Biz
— SKINT GANG ! (@LethalBizzle) July 26, 2019
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