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Rapper Apologizes After Song Artwork Slammed for Evoking Holocaust

‘NOT OUR PLAN’

The image featured men with shaved heads, one of whom is tattooed with the phrase “GAS ME UP.”

Dan Ladden-Hall

Dan Ladden-Hall

Breaking News Editor

Published Jan. 10 2024 7:28AM EST

Skepta has apologized after critics claimed artwork for his new single ‘Gas Me Up (Diligent)’ evoked scenes from the Holocaust. — Torben Christensen/Ritzau Scanpix via Reuters

Dan Ladden-Hall

Dan Ladden-Hall

Breaking News Editor

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