Kanye headlining at Glasto didn’t exactly get off to the best start earlier this year when 135,000 people signed a petition to get him axed. Unsurprisingly, West didn’t let the haters get him down, instead claiming their behaviour was an insult to music fans.

Stepping up to the Pyramid Stage last night, his performance didn’t quite go as planned either – thanks to someone who appears to be comedian Simon Brodkin, giving ‘Ye a taste of his own stage-crashing medicine (cc Taylor Swift, Beck). Brodkin was in character as his utterly terrifying looking alias Lee Nelson (once star of Lee Nelson’s Well Good Show on BBC3 – no, us either), a woefully unfunny class stereotype with added rape jokes. What a guy.

As Complex pointed out, Brodkin (as Nelson...#meta) Tweeted an image of himself in a makeshift LEEZUS t-shirt, pretty much fessing up to the act – “Some people were saying Kanye shouldn't headline Glastonbury so I thought I'd give him a hand”, he wrote. He then re-Tweeted a nice GIF of the moment he got forced away from Yeezus by a burly bouncer. 

Other than the questions raised by the drama, like, ‘Who the hell is Lee Nelson?’, ‘Why hasn’t he learned to respect the artistry?’ and ‘Is that a smudged Kanye-style goatee he’s rocking or a really lazy attempt at blackface?’ the performance also saw West ascend into the heavens in a crane, bring out Bon Iver, declare himself the greatest living rockstar on the planet and sing a line up of thirty of his greatest hits.