BBC News Anchor Dragged for Hissing After Rapper Calls Jesus Christ His Hero

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Christian rapper DC3 (real name Daniel Chenjerai), an 18-year-old rising star from Northampton who recently earned MOBO award nominations for Best Newcomer and Best Gospel Act, appeared on BBC News.
During the interview, host Geeta Guru-Murthy asked DC3 about his biggest heroes.
He confidently replied: “Santan Dave, Kendrick Lamar, most of all Jesus Christ.”
Immediately after the mention of Jesus Christ, Guru-Murthy made an audible sharp intake of breath that many viewers interpreted as a dismissive “hissing” noise.
The moment sparked widespread backlash online, with critics accusing the BBC of anti-Christian bias and rudeness toward a public expression of faith.
DC3 proudly shared a clip of the exchange on social media, captioning it “JESUS CHRIST ON BBC NEWS” and adding “Jesus is Lord. God is good.”
Guru-Murthy later defended herself, claiming the sound was simply her breathing in before wrapping up the interview.
The incident highlights ongoing perceptions of mainstream media discomfort with overt Christian references, especially from a young Black gospel artist gaining mainstream attention.