BBC’s promotion of sick violent ‘music’ of Jimmy Mizen’s murderer is a new low

London: The BBC is in hot water for promoting the music of Jake Fahri, the man who murdered teenager Jimmy Mizen back in 2008. It’s pretty shocking, right? This guy’s music is all about violence, knives, and jail time. You’d think the BBC would know better than to give him a platform.

Fahri’s lyrics are downright chilling. One line talks about seeing a man’s soul leave his body. Can you believe that? The BBC even edited out some of the worst parts before playing his songs, but still, it’s a bad look. They know this stuff is extreme, yet they still chose to air it.

For the Mizen family, this isn’t just some edgy entertainment. It’s a painful reminder of their loss. They’ve been living in fear since that day when Fahri took Jimmy’s life and walked away like it was nothing. It’s hard to watch him profit from his past crimes, especially when the BBC is using our license fees to support him.

It’s frustrating to see a DJ on Radio 1Xtra praising Fahri’s music. This guy is only able to share his so-called “experiences” because he robbed the Mizen family of their son. It raises a lot of questions about the BBC’s judgment. How can they keep sinking to these depths after everything that’s happened? It’s just baffling.