Lily Allen dedicates the song F ** k You to Liam Neeson, after accusing him of lying in the midst of a racism storm

Lily Allen would have dedicated her song F ** k You to Liam Neeson in the midst of the actor's storm of racism.

The 66-year-old Taken star faces a violent reaction after telling a reporter that he had already walked the streets in search of a "black murderer" to kill after discovering that his friend had been raped by a black man while he was away.

And in response, it is said that Lily dedicated her song to her during her No Shame Tour tour in Sydney last night.

According to the Daily Mail, Lily told the crowd, "Normally, I dedicate this song to Donald Trump, but tonight I dedicate it to Liam Neeson."

The song includes the lyrics: "You're only a racist who can not tie my laces.Your point of view is medieval."

Her fans went on Twitter to congratulate her for her dedication.

One of them said: "Lily Allen is dedicated to what you do tonight, which confirms the fact that good things still happen!"

Another posted: "Tonight, Lily Allen has dedicated" F ** k You to that bastard bastard, Liam Neeson. Traine him, Sheezus "

This comes after she accused the actor of lying about all of this.

She wrote about her Instagram story: "I do not believe in Liam Neesons' racist anecdote, which makes her even more disgusting.

"I do not know of any woman who has not been harbaded and I've NEVER heard of a case where a man would go to defend his honor." That just does not happen . "

Liam was asked to clarify his comments yesterday when he appeared on Good Morning America.

He insisted that he was not racist although he confessed to wanting to kill a black man.

"I remembered an incident that happened a few years ago in which my friend was brutally raped," he said.

"She handled the situation incredibly bravely and I had never felt this feeling before – it was a primary need to take it to myself."

Liam continued: "After that, there were parties where I deliberately went into dark areas to be deliberately caught in order to unleash physical violence and I did it four or five times."

He described this as a "primordial impulse" that "shocked him" and stated that he had asked for the help of a priest and that he had "marketed it." power "two hours a day.

But he insisted: "I'm not racist – it was almost 40 years ago … I was raised in Northern Ireland, The Troubles." There was a war going on [and I] had knowledge involved … I grew up surrounded by this, but I have never been a part of it. "

Lily's representatives did not want to comment when they were contacted by Mirror Online.

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