‘Not enough brain cells’: Holly Valance breaks silence after Pauline Hanson track pulled from iTunes

‘Not enough brain cells’: Holly Valance breaks silence after Pauline Hanson track pulled from iTunes

Holly Valance has broken her silence after her controversial song to promote Pauline Hanson’s new animated movie was pulled from iTunes.

iTunes Appears to Reverse Ban on Chart Topping Song Linked to One Nation Film

Apple iTunes appears to have backtracked on a decision to ban the Holly Valance song “Kiss Kiss my [expletive],” a tongue-in-cheek track released in conjunction with One Nation’s A Super Progressive Movie. The conservative-leaning minor party questioned why the track had seemingly been banned from iTunes after reaching number one on the charts, while songs by convicted criminals like Sean Combs (better known as P. Diddy) were still available. Va…

‘Insane’: Valance backs Hanson, hopes Australia ‘can save itself’

Former Neighbours star Holly Valance has praised One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson and said her “strength is insane” after the pair joined forces to release the hit anti-woke single ‘Kiss Kiss XX My Arse’.

Australian National Review - iTunes Appears to Reverse Ban on Chart Topping Song Linked to One Nation Film

A poster of One Nation’s “A Super Progressive Movie.” Courtesy of One Nation Apple iTunes appears to have backtracked on a decision to ban the Holly Valance song “Kiss Kiss my [expletive],” a tongue-in-cheek track released in conjunction with One Nation’s A Super Progressive Movie. The conservative-leaning minor party questioned why the track had seemingly been banned from iTunes after reaching number one on the charts, while songs by convicted…

Holly Valance's insulting new tune pulled from iTunes

Former pop star Holly Valance’s new tune Kiss Kiss (XX) My Arse has been pulled from sale on iTunes. The singer created the new take on her iconic hit Kiss Kiss as part of a satirical feature length cartoon film created by the One Nation political party. The song mocks people who are transgender, and refers to gay people as “benders”. Much was made of the song rushing to the top of the iTunes chart upon its release on Australia Day, but now Appl…