More recently, the Society has gathered national media attention for its "Jack Leggate" song and its infamous Annual Smoking concert which started in the 1880s.

On 10 November 2014 the online feminist magazine The Vagenda tweeted a screenshot which apparently showed a proposed script for the Annual Smoking Concert which had been circulated among fourth year medical students.

The explicit content sparked claims that students responsible were misogynistic and that the concert itself was contributing to a "Lad culture" at the university.
The Mirror Online highlighted the explicit lyrics of the LMSS's "Jack Leggate song", stating;
"The society is also known for singing an explicit song at society events which includes the line “we like those girls who say they won't but look as though they might”"
The university and Liverpool Guild of Students subsequently released a statement condemning the content and promising an internal inquiry into the materials for the production.

On 14 January 2016 Liverpool Guild of Students officially de-ratified the society barring its use of guild services.

On 15 January 2016, a petition was created on change.org opposing the de-ratification of the LMSS, which demanded the immediate resignation of Liverpool Guild of Students President Harry Anderson.
The petition gained over 1,200 signatures in 3 days
.
The society maintains its commitment to change its perceived culture of exclusivity  with a revamped agenda on cultural diversity and inclusion and build on its longstanding tradition of charity work.

On 5 February 2019, it was announced that the LMSS was fully re-integrating with the University of Liverpool.
More recently, the Society has gathered national media attention for its "Jack Leggate" song and its infamous Annual Smoking concert which started in the 1880s.
On 10 November 2014 the online feminist magazine The Vagenda tweeted a screenshot which apparently showed a proposed script for the Annual Smoking Concert which had been circulated among fourth year medical students.
The explicit content sparked claims that students responsible were misogynistic and that the concert itself was contributing to a "Lad culture" at the university. The Mirror Online highlighted the explicit lyrics of the LMSS's "Jack Leggate song", stating;
"The society is also known for singing an explicit song at society events which includes the line “we like those girls who say they won't but look as though they might”"
The university and Liverpool Guild of Students subsequently released a statement condemning the content and promising an internal inquiry into the materials for the production.
On 14 January 2016 Liverpool Guild of Students officially de-ratified the society barring its use of guild services.
On 15 January 2016, a petition was created on change.org opposing the de-ratification of the LMSS, which demanded the immediate resignation of Liverpool Guild of Students President Harry Anderson. The petition gained over 1,200 signatures in 3 days
. The society maintains its commitment to change its perceived culture of exclusivity  with a revamped agenda on cultural diversity and inclusion and build on its longstanding tradition of charity work.
On 5 February 2019, it was announced that the LMSS was fully re-integrating with the University of Liverpool.
Liverpool Medical Students Society