Circle Jerks singer Keith Morris confronts fan at Las Vegas concert

Keith Morris of the Circle Jerks scolded a concertgoer at the band's Las Vegas show on Sunday after the fan called him a traitor over his political views.

The exchange occurred at the Brooklyn Bowl venue after the group performed “Under the Gun.” Morris responded directly to the audience member, saying he votes in every election and always chooses “the least stinkiest piece of shit.” He added that he considers Donald Trump “the biggest piece of shit to ever walk the face of the Earth” and asked the fan if he understood the band's lyrics or was a Nazi or fascist. Morris ended by advising the person to stay home the next time the band visits town.

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