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Shane Lynch: From Boyzone to Drift Racing
Shane Lynch was born on July 3, 1976, in Dublin, Ireland. A member of one of the most popular boy bands of the 1990s, Boyzone, he gained popularity during that time. In the UK and Ireland, Boyzone had a number of singles, such as “Words,” “No Matter What,” and “Love Me for a Reason.”
In addition to his work in music, Shane Lynch has made appearances on a number of reality TV programs, such as “The Games” and “Celebrity Big Brother.” He is known for his love for racing and cars. Lynch, who has participated in races like the British Drift Championship, is a talented drift driver who has raced in a number of racing events.
Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour”: A Musical Journey Through Time
The concept of Taylor Swift‘s “Eras Tour” has captivated fans and provided a special chance to pay tribute to the growth of one of the most famous artists in history. The tour takes fans on a nostalgic journey of Swift’s career, split up into separate phases divided by albums or musical genres.
Fans are able to relive their best moments from each period and observe Swift’s artistic growth as a result of the “Eras Tour”. Taylor Swift’s lasting impact on the music industry can be seen in the tour, even though it is still only a concept for the time being.
Shane Lynch Accuses Taylor Swift
Boyzone member Shane Lynch has accused Grammy Award-winning musician Taylor Swift of performing in a “demonic” and “satanic” manner when performing live. The devoted Christian singer from Ireland thinks that even if many of the top pop artists in the world use “demonic” routines in their live performances, audiences don’t “realize or recognise” what is going on. Shane Lynch also claims that the “evil” and “hidden satanic” themes contained in “the beats” of hip-hop and grime led him to quit listening to these genres of music.
“Even down to Taylor Swift – one of the biggest artists in the world – you watch one of her shows and she has two or three different demonic rituals to do with the pentagrams on the ground, to do with all sorts of stuff on her stage. But to a lot of people it’s just art and that’s how people are seeing it, unfortunately.” – Shane Lynch.
Shane Lynch made remarks similar to those he made last year when he was a guest on a Premier Christian Radio show. He labeled Sam Smith and Beyoncé as “so demonic it’s unbelievable” at the time. Despite his belief that music can be “dangerous,” Shane says that he does not interfere with his and his wife Sheena’s daughters, Billie and Marley from choosing what music they want to listen to.
On the other hand, this is not the first time that Taylor Swift has been accused of such things. She has been falsely associated with Satanism and witchcraft even before this. The “Anti-Hero” singer, who is now finishing up the Australian leg of her highly successful Eras Tour, gained attention earlier this month when she flashed a hand motion that some saw as “the sign of the horns,” a Satanic symbol.
A TikTok video featuring Taylor Swift performing live and recreating moments from her “Willow” music video was published by recording artist and minister Tailah Scroggins in March of last year. Taylor Swift and her backing dancers can also be seen dancing around a fire in a winter wilderness in the 2021 video while wearing cloaks.