Been embarrassed and ashamed of my country recently. Watching Jeremy Corbyn speaking at Glastonbury made me feel a glimmer of pride again
— Red ’til I’m Dead (@suziegeewizz) June 24, 2017
jeremy corbyn quoting percy bysshe shelley while introducing run the jewels at glastonbury is an extremely strong 2017 aesthetic
— chris hooks (@cd_hooks) June 24, 2017
Cheered myself immensely with the thought of Jez lay in bed tonight, just about to go to sleep, humming “Oh Jeremy Corbyn” to himself
— Charlie ? (@charliesardines) June 24, 2017
Delighted Corbyn is becoming so popular that young tories have to distance themselves from things like music, beer and fun to criticise him.
— corbyn spice (@babefeatures) June 24, 2017
Serving @WorkersBeerCo at the Solstice Bar. Beers #ForTheMany at #Glastonbury. pic.twitter.com/YKU67NIo9Q
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) June 24, 2017
Our reporter on the ground says Jeremy Corbyn has the “biggest crowd so far” at Glastonbury
— Indy Music (@IndyMusic) June 24, 2017
2008: conservative activist noel gallagher says there’s no place for hip hop at glastonbury
2017: jeremy corbyn opens up for run the jewels— ciaran (@schmrn) June 24, 2017
At Glastonbury: the act that everyone’s talking about – the “Gotta see him” thing – is Jeremy Corbyn. There’s proper Corbyn-mania.
— Caitlin Moran (@caitlinmoran) June 22, 2017
Stormzy leading the chants of ‘oh Jeremy Corbyn’ during a passionate evening at Glastonbury. pic.twitter.com/2u2giNwcil
— The Pileus (@thepileus) June 24, 2017