Allegations of racist and antisemitic behavior from Nigel Farage's schooldays have resurfaced as he emerges as a leading political figure. Former classmates have accused Farage of making deeply offensive remarks and leading bullying behavior, with some claiming he sang songs referencing Nazi atrocities and targeted non-white and Jewish pupils. Farage has consistently denied these claims, dismissing them as politically motivated and characterizing his behavior as typical schoolyard banter. The controversy has intensified calls from political opponents and Holocaust survivors for Farage to address the allegations directly, raising questions about the potential impact on his electoral support as the story continues to grow.