<p>Aussie singer Shannon Noll was both criticised and applauded for a foul-mouthed tirade at a gig in rural New South Wales on Saturday, June 7, after a concertgoer threw a beer can on stage during his set.</p><p>Noll’s abusive rant was met with cheers and laughter from the crowd at the Duck Creek Picnic Races in Nyngan. The singer made a series of crude remarks in an interlude between songs, including offering someone $100 to punch the “culprit” and saying “I’ll f**k your missus and your mum”. He then immediately launched into a cover of Daryl Braithwaite’s “The Horses.”</p><p>The rant was caught on camera by multiple people and drew criticism for his misogynistic language</a>.</p><p>Commenters on the video, posted on Facebook, were largely in favour of Noll’s actions, which news sources said was a disturbing</a> response, given his threats of violence and rape. Noll has since apologised for his actions.</p><p>Noll was arrested in 2017</a> for assaulting a bouncer outside an Adelaide strip club. Credit: Madeline Klintworth via Storyful</p><br />
