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British rock legend Morrissey has been unceremoniously dumped by his record label, with the singer claiming the company has “new plans for ‘diversity’” instead of continuing to work with him.

Morrissey has more recently been vocal in his opposition to ‘woke’ political correctness, and has voiced support for issues like Brexit, much to the annoyance of leftists.

There is little doubt that the move by BMG Records, which is for the most owned by Sony Corporation, is a response to Morrissey’s political views.

The company can certainly not have any complaints about Morrissey’s records sales, given that his last album reached number one in several countries, while hitting number 3 in the UK, and number 18 in the USA.

The lyrical content of the album, titled ‘I AM NOT A DOG ON A CHAIN’, however, probably did irk woke record execs.

In a statement on his website, Morrissey announced that all “projected BMG Morrissey releases/reissues have been scrapped.”

“BMG Records have dropped Morrissey,” the post read, adding “BMG have appointed a new Executive who does not want another Morrissey album.”

“Instead, the new BMG Executive has announced new plans for ‘diversity’ within BMG’s artist roster, and all projected BMG Morrissey releases/reissues have been scrapped,” the statement continues.

The singer, who has also just released an archival recording featuring David Bowie, noted that “This news is perfectly in keeping with the relentless galvanic horror of 2020,” adding “We would be critically insane to expect anything positive.”

“My three albums with BMG have been the best of my career, and I stand by them till death,” Morrissey added.

“Recording them has been a pivotal period in my life, and I thank the previous BMG team and everyone involved for that. It’s still important to me to do music my own way, and I wouldn’t want to be on a label that dictates so specifically how their artists should behave – especially when the word ‘talent’ is notably never mentioned,” he further urged.

BMG UK president Alistair Norbury was quoted as saying that “There are too many cases of successful artists languishing at labels who are no longer interested in them.”

“BMG has released three exceptional Top 10 albums from Morrissey over the last three years. This includes some of the best works of his career. The deal for the three albums is now over,” the company further told reporters.

A year ago, the former Smiths singer offended the outrage mob by asserting that diversity is not a strength because “everyone has ideas that will never correspond”.

“British mainstream media is now so politically correct that basic truth is actually impossible, and although it is obsessed with promoting social diversity they will not accept diverse opinion,” he also asserted last year.

He also stated “If borders are such terrible things then why did they ever exist in the first place? Borders bring order.”

Responding to accusations of racism over previous comments about islamic extremism, Morrissey responded “If you call someone racist in modern Britain you are telling them that you have run out of words. You are shutting the debate down and running off. The word is meaningless now.”

For the last decade, Morrissey has sought to undermine the sacred cows of the progressive left, which is why he is relentlessly attacked by the media.

But he remains one of a rare breed of music industry celebrities who these days is virtually extinct – an authentic individual who refuses to self-censor to please the authoritarian hate mobs that control popular culture.

The left has tried to cancel Morrissey on numerous occasions. Back in May, a rail company in Liverpool, UK said it would remove posters advertising Morrissey’s new album across its network because one offended idiot complained.

The world’s oldest record store also banned sales of Morrissey’s music earlier this year.

However, Moz’s fanbase is so loyal and his legacy so etched in popular music history that he can never be toppled.

Sex Pistols and P.I.L. frontman John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, confirmed he will vote for President Trump’s reelection in November, reasoning that he does not ‘want a politician running the world’, and angering leftists in the process.

While Lydon is British, he also has US citizenship, meaning he is eligible to vote next month.

The ‘Pretty Vacant’ singer told the BBC he’s “definitely” voting for Trump, noting “He’s an individual thinker, I’ll give him that for a start.”

“He’s not the most lovable fellow on God’s earth, but I cannot see the opposition as offering me anything by way of a solution,” Lydon added.

In a further interview with The Guardian, Lydon said “I’d be daft as a brush not to,” vote for Trump, claiming that the President “really is making the country a bit better,” and adding that “He’s the only sensible choice now that Biden is up – he’s incapable of being the man at the helm.”

“Joe Biden is, in all practicality, senile, and delinquently senile. My wife has Alzheimer’s — I know the symptoms,” Lydon said in the BBC interview.

When the BBC host countered Lydon and suggested there is no evidence that Biden is senile, Lydon responded “Oh, really? Have you seen him talk lately? I can only go on my vast experience, seeing as my wife is suffering from Alzheimer’s.”

Lydon expanded on his reasoning for supporting Trump, noting that he identified with Trump constantly being accused of racism on a whim.

“I’ve been accused of the very same thing, so I’m offended for anybody who’s called that,” Lydon said.

“Of course I’m anti-racism,” Lydon emphasised.

He also commented on the death of George Floyd, noting “There’s not anyone I know anywhere that wouldn’t say that wasn’t ghastly… It doesn’t mean all police are nasty or all white folk are racist. Because all lives matter.”

Lydon also spoke about the COVID lockdown, noting “I don’t think lockdown is doing any good for anybody.”

“Wrecking an economy is not the smartest move to cure any illness or virus or disease. We’re all capable of wearing masks. We’re all smart enough not to want to give each other filthy, horrible viruses. Give people the chance to work. Don’t just close everything down. This is not Stalin at work here. But, I swear, the governments are beginning to feel that way. We have to hold ourselves responsible at some point in order for our society to exist at all,” Lydon added.

“It seems to me that what the Democrats here in America are promising will be tax hikes beyond belief, more lockdowns, more confusion, more bureaucracy and less answers,” Lydon urged, adding “I have seen what Democrats have done to California. They have destroyed this place.”

Lydon previously expressed support for Trump in 2016, after the election, noting “What I dislike is the left-wing media in America are trying to smear the bloke as a racist and that’s completely not true.”

“He’s a total cat amongst the pigeons … [He’s] got everybody now involving themselves in a political way. And I’ve been struggling for years to get people to wake up and do that,” Lydon added, after admitting he had not voted for Trump at the time.

Johnny Rotten backs Brexit & Trump: "The working class have spoken, and I stand with them!"

Conservatism is the new counter-culture! 🤗 pic.twitter.com/AUykvMY35s

— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) March 27, 2017

The punk rocker has since been photographed wearing the iconic ‘Make America Great Again’ apparel:

Johnny Rotten does Not give a Fuck! 🙂 pic.twitter.com/Lxs91bN9ij

— Sir Gringo Starr (@JakeDuarte43) September 28, 2020

All of this is simply too much to handle for leftists:

This is the less punk thing ever.

— Sebastian B. (@sebastard_jsb) October 11, 2020

Someone check his DNA. They could be brothers. That shade of orange couldn't have come from just any ordinary empathetic, rational, selfless, truthful, monogamous, faithful human being.

— Edward Winter (@weddytinter) October 11, 2020

Well, he had a record called “The Great Rock n Roll Swindle.” Birds of a feather.

— Bryant Spann (@bryantspann) October 11, 2020

we're talking about the band that was formed to promote a clothing store right? yeah it doesn't surprise me at all

— Kizu (@_Kizu_) October 11, 2020

What a monster.

— Jeff C 🔴⚫️🔴 (@JMC9787) October 11, 2020

Yeah…turns out he's a big turd. Too bad, I loved PIL. But then I also loved the Smiths and look at Morrissey. Yuck.

— Amy Johnson (@Rioja95) October 11, 2020

Johnny Rotten living up to his fuckin' name.

So many big names in punk are Trump supporters.

Fuckin' posers. https://t.co/ZRV9Fbi1Ga

— Jason voted early for Biden/Harris (@JasonBoydWrites) October 11, 2020

Tragic how many of them were actual skinheads all along.

— Ampelios (@pelielios) October 11, 2020

John Lydon's pro-Brexit, pro-Trump politics really shouldn't surprise anyone. You were always either more of a Joe Strummer or a Johnny Rotten – the distinction should never have been rocket science within the punk community, there was a right side and a Right Wing side.

— A.C.A.B (@cynicsdiary) October 11, 2020

Others understand Lydon’s stance is more nuanced:

not sure how he is a poser it's pretty punk rock to go against the mainstream agenda and boo fucking woo someone has a different opinion then someone else.

— brandon (@Leviathanmn) October 12, 2020