DONALD TRUMP BUGGERS NONCES

President’s riot tweet scuppers paedo rappers’ new album release

IT was to be a new departure for controversial rap outfit Nonces With Attitude.

The Dutch paedo rappers – who formed in Amsterdam in 2009 – decided to “tone down the noncing” and move away from tracks such their hits including Bananas

Green, All Grown Up, Our Little Secret and Shh! Don’t Tell.

The result was a new “urban” album, that “echoed the angst of South Central LA”, according to critics who listened to previews.

But the title of the new CD – which was set for release on Friday – Lootin’ and Shootin’ is almost word for word what President Trump tweeted that same day in response to riots sparked by the killing of a black man by cops.

Three nights of protests erupted in Minneapolis and other US cities after the death of George Floyd, 46.

A cop was filmed kneeling on the neck of Mr Floyd, despite him saying he couldn’t breathe.

Trump called the protestors “thugs” who were dishonouring Mr Floyd’s memory and called on the National Guard to restore order.

Twitter accused Mr Trump of glorifying violence in a post that said: “When the looting starts, the shooting starts.”

TWEET: Trump’s words scuppered release of new Nonces’ album

Nonce’s frontman Henry De Oest wailed: “When we read the Trump tweet about looting and shooting we were gobsmacked.

“We cannot release an album that almost exactly echoes the words of Donald Trump – it would be commercial SUICIDE.”

The Nonces’ record company has pulped more than 100,000 copies of the CD and the release onto digital platforms has been put on ice indefinitely.

Record boss Anders Van Der Moydikk said: “We took a chance with this new Nonces album and it has blown up in our faces.”