Neeson has received widespread criticism for revealing he once roamed the streets with a cosh, wanting to kill a “black bastard” after someone close to him was raped years ago.
Allen was performing in Sydney, Australia on her No Shame Tour when she dedicated the track to the Hollywood actor.
“Normally, I dedicate this song to Donald Trump,” she told the audience, “but tonight I’m dedicating it to Liam Neeson.”
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The song includes the lyrics: “You’re just some racist who can’t tie my laces / Your point of view is medieval.”
Writing on Instagram after the show, Allen addressed Neeson on Instagram, writing: “I don’t believe Liam Neeson’s racist anecdote, which makes it even more disgusting.
“I don’t know a woman who hasn’t been harassed and I have NEVER heard of an instance where a man has actually gone out to defend her honour. It just doesn’t happen.”
Neeson has since spoken about the interview, insisting he is not a racist and claiming he would have reacted in the same way if his friend’s attacker had been “a Scot or a Brit or a Lithuanian”.
Liam Neeson: ‘I walked the streets with a cosh, hoping I’d be approached by a 'black b**tard' so that I could kill him’
“We all pretend we’re all politically correct,” he continued. “In this country, and same in my own, sometimes you scratch the surface and discover this racism and bigotry, and it’s there.”
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