Mick Jagger doesn't want to 'lecture' fans, says his job is to make people 'have the best time'

Mick Jagger has stated that he does not want to deliver political lectures or write songs about politics during his performances. He believes his primary job is to make the audience have the best time and suggests that concert-goers should forget their mortgages while attending a Rolling Stones show.

Coverage from Fox News, the New York Post, and Far Out Magazine emphasizes Jagger's desire to avoid the approach taken by Bruce Springsteen, specifically regarding anti-Trump speeches. Other reports from Loudwire, Hollywood in Toto, and The Times of India further highlight this distinction in performance style.

Future attention will likely focus on how Jagger maintains this non-political stance in his live sets and the ongoing contrast between his approach and that of other musicians like Springsteen.