The UK has laws against inciting hatred and violence. Glorifying misogyny and homophobia breaks those laws.

People are denied entry to the States all the time.

How is suggesting sexual assault not good enough of a reason to get banned from entering countries? This is bad and a valid reason.

The UK does have laws against hate speech (basically inciting hatred against people based on race, religion, gender, sexuality), so if it's thought that someone coming here would likely break those laws then they can be banned rather than let them in and have to arrest and try them (and it's a lot cheaper)

Hate speech is actually against the law in the UK. So some of these folks were guilty of breaking the law here. Hence, they were refused entry. You might want to investigate the US immigration laws as they are some of the strictest in the world. Folks get refused entry all the time and without any legal convictions. For example: there is a question on the visa application for US that asks if you have ever used drugs. If you say yes, you are usually banned from entry - even if you've never been charged with anything.

Countries, including the US and the UK, theoretically may ban any foreign visitor they wish. Only citizens and those with permanent residence visas have the "right" to enter the country. In the case of the US, for example, any foreign visitor with a serious conviction, especially a drug-related ond, is usually banned from entry.

In America you regard freedom to say basically what you want. In the UK we have a 'malicious communications act'. Indecent grossly offensive language that may cause offence or stir up hatred on the grounds of race religion on gender. You may be prossecuted. In the UK you treat people with respect. If it indicates you may not. We dont want you here

Many Canadians have been denied entry to the USA because of a marijuana possession charge, in fact just admitting you smoked weed will get you banned from entry to the USA.

A Brit has great freedom in this country. However, why should we allow into the country anyone who deliberately stirs any sort of violence or hatred?

Anyone inciting hatred or violence can be arrested in the UK

I used to go to the USA a lot. Last time was in 2004. Never ever again. I witnessed awful racism. Young black men are fine to serve in the military but not wanted other than that. I am an old white woman. Or peach coloured as my grandson says. I have banned myself. Thank you.

Julian wasn't a dating coach, he was a grooming coach.

Crazy, isn’t it, Tyler? Banning someone just because they have a criminal record or they incite others to violent acts. They should reserve banning for something important like… er… er…

The US is one of the strictest countries, when it comes to gaining entry

Promoting aggression towards women is BAD ENOUGH to ban people like Blanc from everywhere! Also, hate speech against ANYONE is a big no-no in UK, and not like USA where only 'certain people' are protected against hate speech.

I think you are generally unaware of how easy it is to be denied entry to a foreign country.....the US is particularly stringent. Only a country's own citizens, and those with legal residence status have the RIGHT to enter the country - for all other visitor it is a privilage, and down to the authorities in that county to grant or deny it. Here in the UK 'hatespeech' is illegal- so anyone known to indulge in it, and in a position to potentially influence others with it, would be likely to to be denied entry to the country.

My mother was refused entry to the USA for her mother’s funeral due to an unresolved charge made by a court in Dubai…over a bounced cheque. Even though the authorities were told that she would be going just for the funerals and straight back out again, they wouldn’t let her go to her mothers funeral. In the UK she would have been allowed on compassionate grounds.

Tyler, I'm not sure you realise that non-Americans can be refused entry to the USA for expression of opinions etc, including what's perceived as anti-American sentiment.

In Britain you cannot openly and publicly make statements that are unacceptable, eg. racist or sexist statements, homophobic or that sort of thing. In the US you can say anything, insult anyone and it is considered your right to express your freedom of speech. In the UK and most of Europe you cannot say hateful things on subjects such as racism, it's against the law. It will certainly get you banned from the country, say it whilst you are here and you just might end up in jail.

The most famous case of a person banned from Britain is that of Shemima Begum, a former British citizen whose citizenship was revoked after she left the UK to join the Islamist extremist organisation I.S. She was born and raised in Britain, still has family here, and has made several appeals to be allowed to return, but by her actions is adjudged to have made herself an enemy of the state, a position the government continue to stand by. Had she expressed regret at her actions when she first sought to return that might have been different, but her defiant attitude in attempting to justify IS and her decision to in join that organisation showed no change. By contrast, the famous Polish/French movie director Roman Polanski is NOT banned from the US, in fact the US Government are so keen for him to return they have cosy accomodation waiting for him free of charge - having been sentenced in absentia for child rape after fleeing the country.

As far as I know, Terry Gilliam is banned from America he can visit for a few weeks a year, but that's it. He gave up his American citizenship

Non British people wanting to come to Britain should remember that entry is a privilege ,not a right to be abused.

A friend of mine had a lot of hassle trying to get through US immigration. She is disabled has had gangrene in her hands so has only one partial thumb print left. Its never been a problem in any other country she has visited. Took hours to convince an official she was legitimate.

John Lennon didn’t want to leave the US as previous drug offences in the U.K. would have stopped him re-entering the US. Other pop artists have had visa bans for the same thing. There is talk of Prince Harry having his US visa revoked because he mentioned in his book about his drug use in the past, something he didn’t mention on his original visa application.

Hate speech can and often does lead to physical and verbal aggression towards women and minority groups. Hence UK laws against Hate Speech.

As a foreigner in any country, you are a guest. Countries can block anyone on any reason from entering. At least in theory. The US of A is good at this game as well, often on the most bizarre of reasons. Snowden is a good example of good old fashioned bullying by the USA. I'm missing a lot of people who should be banned from any country.

Im concerned you think incitement to rape and abuse women isnt all that serious! Incitement is a crime.

In the UK hatespeach is a crime and the home secretary has wide discretion on the who does and doesnt get access to the UK

The USA are pretty strict. A drink-drive conviction in the UK can reult in being denied a visa to enter the US (as many a drink-driver hoping to visit Disneyland with their family will testify!).

The Queen actually spoke out about Snoop dog being banned. I think it was overturned afterwards because Prince William or Harry were fans

Tyler, google “Hate speech laws in the United Kingdom”

Dude, you're gonna wear out your pause button...lol

In the UK you have freedom of expression, not freedom of speech. The difference is difficult to pick up just from that phrase but it basically means that you are free to express yourself within the bounds of the law. If what you express incites violence, religious hatred or pushes racial prejudice you are breaking the law. As such it is only right that the government blocks visas from people who are known for doing such things.

Every time I fly to the US I have to fill out an immigration form. On the form is a question 'Have you ever been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude'. I've never ticked the box, but I imagine my chances of getting in if I did would be slim.

I understand that former UK PM, Boris Johnson's wife is banned from the USA, as is Libertines singer Pete Doherty, boxer Tyson Fury and TV cook, Nigella Lawson. I think some of the performers are simply having visas refused, that would allow them to perform, rather than banning entry completely.

The USA won't grant entry to foreigners with a serious conviction either.

Why would the uk want someone who teaches men to SA Woman ? US is 10x more likely to denying entry then the uk 😂 you really have no idea

One of my friends was stopped from entering the US because of a once off cannabis offence!! The US is way stricter than the UK.

I don't understand your amazement at this. One doesn't simply let any old trash into one's country! How can you NOT know about Mike Tyson?? He is an animal.

Britain has freedom of expression not freedom of speech which makes hate speech a crime hence the ban on some of the celebs (like the rappers song lyrics for example)

My daughter was not let into the US because they felt she didn’t have enough money as far are they were concerned! This was a few years back.

in England we are known for banning grime artists due to the words and actions so no surprise people are not allowed in the uk

The UK has strict laws against inciting hatred/ hate speech. Anything racist, sexist, or gender biased is illegal and songs are covered in that. We have freedom of speech but not the freedom to incite hatred.

Snoop Dogg’s ban from the U.K. was lifted in 2008, not 2010.

Tyler, the Creator. Never heard of him.

People can be on a list that prevents them getting a visa to the UK - being banned. It’s a relatively low threshold of “unacceptable behaviour”, but usually involves criminality or incitement to hatred or incitement to criminality. In practice it’s usually done to stop people spreading hatred or encouraging others to commit illegal acts. It’s not without its controversy here, but often the public supports the actions

Law is whatever the collective decide is the norm. We don't execute people in the UK, but some countries have the death penalty; everything is relative.

No one in the UK has heard of Tyler the creator

If you get arrested in the UK for anything you’ll have big trouble getting into the us

Mike Tyson is a bad ass. They are all being band for very legit reasons. You cannot enter many countries if you have a conviction, even a traffic offense.

There’s got to be a difference between declining a visa application and ‘banning from Britain’, and yes as others have said, the reasons USA declined visas are way weirder than these

I remember years ago George Raft being banned at the airport, it was sort of Drugs/Mafia related.

Not sure how popular Tyler the Creator is in the UK. I googled him. He's also been banned from Australia and New Zealand. Serge Aurier played for Tottenham Hotspur and currently plays for Nottingham Forest which are both English football teams so no longer banned. I thought most people knew about Mike Tyson's criminal past. It was big news at the time but was a while back I suppose. I love Snoop Doggs and Martha Stewarts friendship. They're so funny together

You won't be banned from any country, Tyler, not with those puppy eyes ❤❤

Loved your reactions. 'Banned' is a dramatic word for 'Visa application declined due to undesirable behaviour, go home and think about what you have done' :)

You should do a video of people banned form the US. they'll probably be a few brits on there so won't look odd on the channel

in 1972 John Lennon was prevented from entering the USA because of a 1968 conviction for marijuana possession.

Isn't there a difference between being banned from entering and denying some a a work visa? Im sure ive heard of celebrities being allowed to enter but not to preform .

Trump denied entry to an Australian boy who simply wanted to attend a school space camp. This was under his controversial Muslim ban. The boy was Australian born with dual Australian/ Iranian citizenship.

One of the questions on US immigration forms asks, "have you ever been charged or convicted of moral turpitude" You work it out.

Tyler did you ever audition for Bevis and Buthead?

Hi Tyler ,do you realise not only UK , bans people from their country ! American also refuses non- Americans entry for many reasons ! I live in Australia, people are also banned from entering the country, for all sorts of reasons,such as pop stars inciting hatred against women,druggies, been in jail & the list goes on ! I think some of these are a good enough reason ,to not have these people in your country!

Snoop in the thumbnail?! He was just here in Scotland in March...there are videos on KZfaq of him dancing to bagpipes as he was getting off the plane 😂 I'm just at the part now where the narrator says it could be bans that have been lifted lol

I remember when I was a kid that radio stations would send recordings to my dad and ask him if they were okay to put on the radio. I know of a few songs that didn’t make it on the radio because my dad said no.

Reality TV programs on border controls in different countries, are popular in the UK.

Controversial lyrics/video got George Michael banned from the US so works both ways 😊

There's no illegal reason why they're banned, it's something to do with protecting the change of culture and society. For example that dating coach, if the government allowed him to do his thing and influence people over here it would increase the rate of sexual assaults or rape percentage which will interfere with recording statistics. It's all deeper and more to it than a simple ban.

Not telling the full story on snoop doggy, Queen Elizabeth stepped in to let him in as Prince William and Harry asked her to help, they loved him, he has told the story many times, he loved our late Queen

An individual who has been convicted outside Canada of an act that, if committed in Canada, would be equivalent to an indictable offence punishable by a sentence of less than ten years; been convicted outside Canada of two or more acts that, if committed in Canada, would be equivalent to summary offences; or been convicted outside Canada of an act that, if committed in Canada, would be equivalent to a hybrid offence punishable by a sentence of less than ten years, will be found inadmissible to Canada. There is a long list of criminal convictions that are considered felony convictions and thus make a person inadmissible to Canada. The most common offences are murder or manslaughter, attempting to commit murder or manslaughter, sex crimes, drug crimes, possession of a firearm, assault, arson, criminal negligence, indecent exposure, violent crimes, robbery, reckless driving, driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, fraud, assault, and drug offences, in possession of identity documents that belong to another person, and/or hate crimes. Chimo

Tyler please look up the Sainsburys Christmas advert 2014 it's called 'Christmas is for Sharing 1914'. It's for chocolate but you need to know the story or you won't understand. It's a true story too. In 1914 towards the end of WW1 it was Christmas and both German and British soldiers called a Christmas truce. They played football and showed each other photos of their loved ones. I think they even sang carols and swopped provisions. When the truce was over. They went back to their trenches and commenced hostilities. It's not funny but it is beautiful and shows that no matter how black the day, human kindness can, if only for a while, beat all barriers. Please watch this as its one of our best!

Rappers are always gonna be controversial. Its part of their act

Tyler seems to have lived on another planet. Do they get any news in the US.

Didn't Mike Tyson bite a bit of someone's ear off? Or was that someone else?

How did you not know about Mike Tyson 😂

Hey. If you have a criminal record. You’re not getting into the States either. 😂

Tyler you forget the same applies when granting a US Visa. A criminal record, drug abuse etc. can mean refusal of a US Visa.

Does America let convicted rapists in? Anyone with a criminal record for that matter? Like America we believe in free speech but sometimes it can have consequences. If you are inciting hate or teaching men how to abuse women that has consequences. One of those being you are not allowed in the UK.

It's the same for us trying to get a visa to enter the US. if you have previous convictions you'll struggle to get in the country. This include having a driving ban.

There`s a 1970`s B `Movie` ( I prefer the word film ) called The Groove Tube. I have absolutely no idea what it`s about. I know that I once saw it - and that`s all I remember.

I would imagine that you could be banned for simply being a liability

I'm autistic and suffer from travel/airport anxiety, I have stopped travelling altogether and refuse to travel domestically. If I ever travelled to the United States, it would be very likely that some immigration officer would take a dislike to me, and seek to get me deported. Thanks but no thanks! 😡

In an interview with snoop dog its revealed that the Queen actually stepped in to say he wasn't banned from entering

Some of these are tentative at best. Aurier had his visa revoked as expected for his assault charge. Any country would do the same while a player has a court case hanging over them. He obviously cleared his name as he spent years playing for Tottenham and is now playing for Nottingham Forest.

Unfortunately, you can’t ban a person who only has citizenship in one country. It is an international law that requires that the person has a right to live somewhere. A criminal record will often prevent a person from entering a country. The US does this more than most other countries. But for example, I take painkillers and because of that, I can’t go to visit my in-laws in Thailand because you can’t take the drugs I take into the country, even if they are prescribed. This is not a problem in many western countries as long as they are in their original bottles and are prescribed.

Snoop Dog is allowed back, he was just in Scotland a couple of months ago. We rolled out the red carpet, we love him 😂

Snoop dog was in Scotland March 18th

Well... unresolved convictions... basically convictions that are unresolved 🙄

I remember reading about Mike Tyson being barred from entering the UK on the grounds that he is a convicted Rapist. Which is good enough a reason for me. Nomatter how one may turn ones life around there are some things you may never escape - for good or ill. I suppose that part of becoming an adult is realizing that one has a past. The umbilical cord is cut at different ages depending upon which country one is born in. But other countries are quite at liberty to refute the date. I`d struggle with `controversial` lyrics. Ie, I`m a firm believer that one should be free to speak and tell the truth, whilst also believeing that none are free to tell lies. To be free to tell lies contradicts itself. Can someone tell me which song contains the controversial lyrics - an album is mentioned but I`m not going to read through a whole bloody album. Unless it`s the whole fucking album ! Tyler is too young to remember recent history.

The Beastie boys were banned from the UK in 1987 for inciting a riot in Liverpool, But they were allowed back in again thankfully

Snoop dog is best known in the UK for getting a pensioner stoned who then told his story on live tv😂😂

HI TYLER DEBRA HERE FROM SOUTH WALES UK I have heard of a lot of rappers but I have never heard of Tyler, The Creator, must be famous in the UK to a niche audience of die hard rap fans.

I wish I could deny temu adverts

There is no automatic right for anyone to be allowed into another country. Otherwise immigration wouldn’t be an issue. Just like a store owner might decide not to serve you, so can countries decide not to let you in.

Unresolved = unspent

Any country can ban someone from entering for whatever reason they want.

America has exactly the same rules regarding undesirables and those with criminal records.

Even though he's dead, I'm surprised L Ron Hubbard isn't on this list.

I've always assumed that between 2016 and 2020, any cursory glance at my social media posts regarding your then President would have led me to being banned from the USA!

Justt looked it up on Google and the United States has the same type of law about past or current convictions according to the US Embassy

Have you been living under a rock mate.. Lol 🤣🤣🤣Love and light from across the pond 👍😘🇬🇧