Kehlani
Kehlani Ashley Parrish, known mononymously as Kehlani, is a California-born pop singer who actively uses her platform to spread hate and violence against the world’s only Jewish state to her 20 million followers. In the wake of the atrocities on October 7th, Kehlani began obsessively expressing her hatred for Zionists (i.e., over 95% of Jews globally) while calling for the eradication of Jewish people.
Kehlani has staunchly supported the terrorist regime Hamas under the guise of “resistance.” She has carried her beliefs so far as to curate an entire music video focused on her admiration of the violence carried out by the terrorists of October 7th. Her “Next 2 U” music video starts with “Long live the Intifada” across the screen and features dancers in keffiyehs waving Palestinian flags.
In the wake of the October 7th terrorist attack, Kehlani has refused to condemn Hamas or the large participation of Gazan civilians in the massacre. Instead, Kehlani directly called for the destruction of Israel and its people. Her consideration of a two-state solution is one that eliminates Israel completely. Kehlani doubles down on her support for the global call to murder Jews by sharing genocidal phrases such as ‘long live the resistance’ and ‘from the river to the sea.’
Captured from Kehlani’s Instagram stories
In a series of Instagram stories and a live video, the radicalized singer shared several X posts which stated, “Zionists are all evil.” She continued her rant, claiming Zionists were the “scum of the earth” and told them to “go to hell.” She summarized her live broadcast by chanting, “It’s f*ck Israel, it’s f*ck Zionism, and it’s also f*ck a lot of y’all too.”
In additional Instagram stories, Kehlani falsely accused Israeli forces of beheading Palestinian babies and intentionally burning people alive, the actual things that were done to Israelis on 10/7.
Captured from Kehlani’s Instagram stories
UPDATE: After StopAntisemitism made Cornell University aware of Kehlani's bigotry, the university canceled her scheduled Slope Day performance.