The comedian fulfilled his promise to feed cash through a shredder after the Qatari football ambassador failed to reply to his letter over Qatar's anti-LGBTQ+ policies and human rights abuses
and stream it right here. Not just the money, but also your status as gay icon will be shredded.
But now it’s 2022 and you’ve signed a reported £10 million deal with Qatar to be their ambassador during the FIFA World Cup. Qatar was voted as the one of the worst places in the world to be gay – homosexuality is illegal, punishable by imprisonment, and if you’re Muslim, possibly even death.
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