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Musicians were in rare form this week, as several pop culture staples pompously aired their grievances to throngs of unsuspecting fans.

Among the social activists was one Lily Allen, who dedicated her song “F*ck You” to the late 43^rd President of the United States.

“This song is about George W. Bush, who by the way I’m quite happy isn’t president anymore,” the Bedazzled British chanteuse said during a performance at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.

In ironic fashion, Fall Out Boy, lampooned Corporate America (whose teat they’ve suckled at from their inception) on their Believers Never Die: Part Deux tour.

The faux-rebels dawned Donald Trump wigs and patronizing business attire designed to illicit blood thirsty screams from the audience.

According to a nameless Rolling Stone concert reviewer, Pete Wentz greeted fans to their “corporate retreat” and explained that the concert was nothing more than an elaborate seminar for money making secrets.

Step one: pretend to give a sh*t about the same people you plan to exploit for profit.

Step two: sell your soul to the highest bidder.

Step three: wear eyeliner and androgynous clothing.

Step four: repeat steps one through three as needed.

Even Bob Dylan was in on the act, as he extolled his theory behind President Barack Obama’s political ascension to Bill Flanagan of The Times Online.

“First off, his mother was a Kansas girl. Never lived in Kansas though, but with deep roots. You know, like Kansas bloody Kansas. John Brown the Insurrectionist. Jesse James and Quantrill, Bushwhackers, Guerillas, Wizard of Oz Kansas. I think Barack has Jefferson Davis back there in his ancestry someplace,” he said.

R.I.P. Bob Dylan’s Sanity 1941-2009