Jamiroquai frontman says it wasn't him at US Capitol riot


By AGENCY

Jamiroquai singer Jay Kay says he definitely wasn't part of the mob of Donald Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol. Photo: AFP

Jamiroquai singer Jay Kay has been keeping a low profile of late, and assures the world he definitely wasn't in Washington as part of the mob of Donald Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol.

The 1990s jazz-funk performer trended on social media during the unrest, as users noted the similarity of his signature look to a bare-chested rioter wearing a horned animal fur hat.

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