A recent photograph that circulated on Monday captured Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong clutching a plastic mask resembling the head of President Donald Trump during the band’s performance at Nationals Park in Washington D.C.

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The mask, inscribed with the word “idiot” across the forehead, stirred controversy as it resurfaced images from the show shared online.

This stunt came shortly after the failed assassination attempt on Trump’s life on July 13, drawing sharp criticism for its distasteful nature.

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Republican Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee described Green Day’s trajectory from anti-establishment advocates to apparent establishment collaborators, emphasizing their detachment from their former rebellious image.

Burchett criticized the band for their obliviousness to the struggles faced by their fans today, asserting that their privilege has clouded their judgment and distanced them from the realities of ordinary Americans.