The Wiggles don’t condone drugs, spokesperson says after controversial TikTok video set to Ecstasy song

The Wiggles, an Australian children's musical group, issued a statement clarifying their stance against drug use after a controversial TikTok video surfaced. The video, featuring Blue Wiggle Anthony Field and the "Tree of Wisdom," was posted by singer Keli Holiday and has since been deleted. The video was set to a song associated with the drug MDMA, prompting concern and requiring The Wiggles to publicly deny any endorsement of drug use. The incident occurred recently, leading to the group's statement over the weekend to address the controversy and reassure their audience.

Australian children's music group The Wiggles issued a statement after two members, Anthony Field and Dominic Field, appeared in a now-deleted music video for Keli Holiday's song "Ecstasy," which alludes to drug use. The Wiggles stated they did not approve of the video's creation or content and do not condone drug use. The video, which featured the Wiggles dancing in the background, was posted on TikTok by Holiday to promote his new single. The clip was filmed at the TikTok Awards where the band appeared on stage with Holiday. The Wiggles emphasized that their performances at the awards were family-friendly and that the video was edited separately without their knowledge.