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# LGBTQ+ activists armed with kazoos blare Chappell Roan to drown out controversial Christian event in Seattle
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/lgbtq-activists-armed-with-kazoos-blare-chappell-roan-to-drown-out-controversial-christian-event-in-seattle/
- Published: 2025-09-02T11:22:09.000Z
- Updated: 2025-09-02T11:22:09.000Z
- Author: Graham Robson
- Tags: North America

A controversial Christian event led by an anti-LGBTQ+ activist in **Seattle** was met with a spirited counter-protest as hundreds of LGBTQ+ activists armed with kazoos played **Chappell Roan**'s queer anthem *Pink Pony Club* to drown out proceedings.

The rally was organised by the controversial evangelical group *Let Us Worship*, led by Christian singer and activist **Sean Feucht**. Known for his outspoken anti-LGBTQ+ views and previous clashes with progressive communities, Feucht’s presence sparked significant backlash from local residents and advocacy groups.

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Chappell Roan

Originally slated for **Cal Anderson Park** \- a site with deep significance to Seattle’s LGBTQ+ community - the event was relocated to **Gas Works Park** following public safety concerns raised by Mayor **Bruce Harrell**. Despite calls to revoke the group’s permit, city officials cited First Amendment protections and allowed the rally to proceed.

In response, LGBTQ+ activists staged a colourful and musical protest dubbed “Kazoo Karaoke”, featuring a coordinated performance of Chappell Roan’s queer anthem *Pink Pony Club*. Protesters, many dressed in pink cowboy hats and waving Pride flags, gathered just metres from the rally, creating a wall of sound that reportedly disrupted the event’s audio setup.

The protest was part of a broader initiative called *Louder Than Hate*, organised by the **Lavender Rights Project**, a Black and trans-led advocacy group. Their aim was to counter what they described as “far-right provocation” with joyful resistance and community solidarity.