Lily Allen Gets Slammed for Gun Necklace

Lily Allen Gets Slammed for Gun Necklace
Lily Allen has been slammed for wearing a necklace with a machine gun pendant, according to Female First. Although she previously met with London’s mayor Boris Johnson to look at proposals to help cut down on knife crime, she was spotted wearing a gold pendant with a machine gun on Friday. I guess guns are better than knives.

Anti-violence groups are outraged. Lyn Costello from MAMAA stated:

“She is glamorising the use of guns. It’s totally irresponsible. She’s a role model and people look up to her. The last thing we want is people looking at her and thinking guns are fashionable. I’m really disappointed in her. She had a meeting with the Mayor saying she’s worried about knife crime but is she not worried about gun crime too. If she’s really worried about violent crime then she shouldn’t wear a necklace that promotes guns.”

Maybe Lily received it as a gift. I think it’s the same pendant that Alicia Keys has been seen wearing.

Sounds tough, huh?

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Published 9/29/08 by

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  • what a bunch of dramatic morons it's a NECKLACE
    Anonymous 9/22/09 Reply
    • Couldn't agree more. Do people really need to write articles on what every moron claims is offensive?
      Anonymous 10/15/09
  • OOO GAWD! SHUT THE F*CK UP! Its an effing gun you retards! Honestly...get a life or your kids are going to glamorize being annoying b/c of you..ugh
    Anonymous 4/12/09 Reply
  • I understand how some people may take this into offence, but I personally like the look of it. I know people may critisize me for that, but its not like she is walking around with a dimond studed run and shooting people. Its just an accessory, I'm...
    Anonymous 11/27/08 Reply