A British comic shredded 10,000 kilos ($11,900) in financial institution notes after giving the previous England soccer captain David Beckham an ultimatum to drag out of his position as an envoy for Qatar on the World Cup.

Beckham, who performed for Manchester United and Actual Madrid midfielder, is working for Qatar, which has been criticised for its remedy of overseas staff, LGBTQ rights and restrictive social legal guidelines.

Joe Lycett stated final week he would donate the cash to charity if Beckham agreed to chop ties with the World Cup host or he would shred the cash earlier than the event started.

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On Sunday, Lycett wearing a rainbow gown, posted footage of him placing two stacks of 5-pound notes right into a woodchipper.

Lycett earlier stated Beckham was a “a homosexual icon” who was working for Qatar, which is “one of many worst locations on the planet to be homosexual”.

Beckham has not publicly acknowledged or responded to the ultimatum.

Homosexuality is illegitimate in Qatar and the nation’s organisers of the World Cup have warned guests in opposition to public shows of affection however say that everybody, regardless of their sexual orientation or background, is welcome on the occasion.

The nation has additionally denied accusations of abusing of staff and bribery to win the internet hosting rights.