Phoebe Bridgers made her debut on “Saturday Night Live” on February 6, receiving much praise and severe criticism.
During the second performance of the 26-year-old singer on the Studio 8H stage, she sang “I Know The End”, then broke the guitar on an amplifier and started screaming at her bandmates.
Many people accessed Twitter in reaction to her behavior and called it “extra” and “tantrum”.
“Why did this woman, Phoebe Bridgers, destroy her guitar on SNL? I mean, I didn’t care too much about music either, but it seemed extra,” he said. A person.
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“I have no idea who it is. I researched her on Google and I have no idea, but the way she’s destroying the guitar makes it look like she’s having a tantrum, and frankly I’m sick of ** adults who do attacks of anger in public, “reasoned other.
Bridgers actually responded to some fans who claimed it for destroying the electric guitar.
“I said danelectro [the guitar company] I was going to do this and they wished me luck and told me that they are hard to break, “she revealed on Twitter.
The California native also assured everyone that the broken monitor in the process was a fake. “They made me a fake to break lol,” she said.
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Another fan came to Bridgers’ defense and detailed how it is a long tradition to break guitars on the “SNL” stage quoting Arcade Fire in 2007 and Sturgill Simpson in 2020.
Another person pointed out that it seemed “misogynistic” to attack Bridgers when men are praised for doing the same thing.
“Does it really sound misogynistic when it is basically just hating when a woman does something that many men have always done with joy, not just in the past, but RECENTLY?” The the user wrote.
“This is an old tradition of Rock and Roll started by Who,” awake someone.
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During the episode presented by Dan Levy, Bridgers also sang “Kyoto” from his recent album “Punisher”.
This year, she also received four Grammy nominations for 2021: best new artist, best alternative album and best song and best rock performance.