At the Seattle festival, Macklemore performed “Hind’s Hall,” which praises anti-Israel protests that took place on college campuses throughout the last academic year.

Macklemore dropped 'Hind's Hall 2' sequel protest track, leads chant of 'f--k America' at Palestinian festival gig in Seattle.

Macklemore released “Hinds Hall” in May and pledged all proceeds to the UNRWA. The song was inspired by the work of student protesters at Columbia University, who occupied the campus’s Hamilton Hall and changed its name to “Hind’s Hall.” He followed up with “Hinds Hall 2” last week in which he calls out Vice President Kamala Harris directly.

The rapper Macklemore told a crowd of Seattle concertgoers "F--- America," according to video of his recent "Palestine Will Live Forever" performance shared on X. "Straight up, say it. I'm not gonna stop you. I'm not gonna stop you," Macklemore said, appearing to reference chants from the crowd.

US rapper Macklemore has been criticised for saying “f**k America” during a "Palestine Will Live Forever" performance. "Straight up, say it. I'm not gonna stop you. I'm not gonna stop you. Yeah, f**k America,

This past Saturday (September 21), Macklemore released a sequel to "Hind's Hall" that enlists a handful of Palestinian artists and poets, including Palestinian-American singer Anees, Gaza-born rapper MC Abdul and Palestinian-American comedian and author Amer Zahr.