If Coldplay Concert Rejection Is Not Responded, Grenade LGBT Threatens To Occupy GBK Stadium

Chris Martin, Coldplay vocalist (Instagram @coldplay)

JAKARTA - The wave of demonstrations against Coldplay concerts continues to this day, Friday, November 10. Even if the Coldplay concert continues with the LGBT campaign, the National Anti LGBT Movement (Granati LGBT) will react again on day H of the Coldplay concert.

"If there is no response either, during the Coldplay concert, we will hold a standby action around the GBK (Gelora Bung Karno) Stadium," said the spokesman for the LGBT Grenade, Novel Bamukmin to VOI, Friday, November 10.

In addition, the National Anti LGBT Movement (Granati LGBT) also hopes that the DPD RI can be a mouthpiece by conveying the rejection of Coldplay concerts to the Police.

"We hope that the DPD RI will convey this to the police, not to issue permits to concerts that are clearly against our constitution," he said.

"We want this ( Coldplay concert) not to happen," he concluded.

The National Anti LGBT Movement (Granati LGBT) has held an audience against the Coldplay concert plan to the Chairman of the DPD RI, AA LaNyalla Mahmud Mattalitti in the Kuningan area, South Jakarta, last Thursday, November 9.

The LGBT grenade believes that Coldplay's concert, which will be held on November 15, 2023, will fill the show with a campaign to support LGBT.

"We are not anti-concerous at all, but this one music group (Coldplay concert) has indeed been proven and has track records for LGBT campaigns everywhere," said PA 212 Secretary General Uus Soliudin in an official statement received by VOI, Friday, November 10.