The banan man gate continues, as End It vocalist gets a controversial tattoo

The fact that Akil Godsey, vocalist of End It, seems to have done a new tattoo raises the possibility that the “treaty” he made with banana men all over the world was not as sincere as some have thought, as per theprp. You probably already know the tale. Godsey and his bandmates invited the audience to rip apart a concertgoer’s banana costume during a June performance in Toronto, Ontario. Godsey gave the setlist to whoever could do it, and several members attacked their banana-clad man, ripping his outfit to pieces.

The individual in question countered that he was there to see Terror, who were the event’s main act, and that he wasn’t even a fan of End It. He continued by disclosing that he had a long history of going to banana series concerts and that the band had not apologised to him. Reactions to the entire situation were divided; some expressed sympathy, while others denounced Akil and End It for allegedly using the crowd as a weapon because of someone’s attire. End It finally settled the dispute with a banana man onstage during a European festival performance in late June as the scandal grew and it appeared that touring chances were cancelled.

But it wasn’t the same concertgoer who Godsey had initially targeted. The latter would then declare the banana-clad fan’s onstage embrace to be “The Great Banana Treaty of Ysselsteyn.” Godsey recently unveiled his most recent tattoo, which may be compared to the Ghostbusters emblem for banana men. You may find that on his Instagram story as of the time of publication.