Nigel Farage, known for his often controversial opinions, has taken a new stance on the age-old debate of separating art from the artist. In a move that has left many puzzled, Farage has suggested that even songs about Nazi gas chambers should be appreciated as art, distinct from their problematic creators.

Farage's comments have certainly added a unique twist to the conversation, drawing both criticism and confusion. Whether he's an avant-garde advocate for artistic expression or just trying to stir the pot, Farage's latest proclamation is sure to get people talking, if not scratching their heads in disbelief.

So, while some might argue for context and responsibility, Farage seems to be exploring the boundaries of artistic appreciation in his own special way, proving once again that in the world of politics and art, anything is possible.