Metalcore 5-piece Malevolence have gone viral after staging a fake CCTV appeal regarding a reported burglary in order to promote their new single, \u2018If It\u2019s All The Same To You\u2019.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Instagram news page @onlinesheffield<\/a> posted a staged CCTV photograph of vocalist Alex Taylor and drummer Charlie Thorpe, with a caption detailing the crime as a \u2018theft of several high value items back in January\u2019. The photograph has now garnered hundreds of likes, and even featured a fake investigation number.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The post quickly began circulating on social media, capturing the attention of fans on X (formerly known as Twitter), with most believing it to be real. Many found the situation comical, and began posting ironic edits of the hoax CCTV photograph, editing it to look like an album cover<\/a> or merchandise.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n One X user, @uremptywithin, posted this, with a caption referencing the band\u2019s 2022 song \u2018Life Sentence\u2019 from their third album, \u2018Malicious Intent\u2019. <\/p>\n\n\n\n