Winston Marshall, the former banjoist and guitarist for Mumford & Sons, says he "lost a lot of friends” and was "condemned" by other artists following his controversial 2021 tweets that led him to his exit from the popular rock band.

In a new interview with the Sunday Times Magazine, Marshall, 34, discussed having "been canceled."

“I’ve met a few other people who have been canceled, whatever that means, and they talk about a couple of years later people who were part of the mobbing get in touch and say, ‘Hey mate, are you around?’ They helped destroy your life, but it was done so casually they don’t even remember,” Marshall shared. “I was surprised at how other artists condemned me. I lost a lot of friends.”

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