Shannon Noll performs on stage, 2017. Photo / Getty
"F***ing private school stupid f***head motherf***er. Have some balls and get up here and I'll punch your f***ing teeth down your throat … then I'll f**k your missus and your mum."
With those words, screamed at the audience while performing at the Duck Creek Picnic Races in Nyngan, NSW, Shannon
Noll found himself at the centre of a media firestorm yesterday.
Few could begrudge the Australian Idol and I'm A Celeb runner-up from losing his cool after a reveller threw a full beer can at the stage, narrowly missing his head — but had Noll crossed a line with his shocking threats about the fan's "missus and mum"?
The singer's outburst was debated by the panel on last night's episode of The Project, and here on news.com.au, with writer Matilda Dixon-Smith slamming his "vile display of machismo".
Amid the serious debate, some lightness: ABC comedy current affairs show Tonightly set the full transcript of Noll's onstage rant to the tune — and the oh-so-Aussie music video — of his 2004 debut single, What About Me.
