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well she was an hour late but apparently the actual show was great 
 

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Uhhh apparently Sky is on the front page of tomorrows edition of the Guardian…wtf??
 
 

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im eager to see how tonight’s performance goes. It’ll be indoor, a whole hour set, and she’s been sound checking ahead of time according to twitter posts. Really hoping she shuts all the haters up. Also capital records posted all the rave review DF has received on twitter. I’m hoping that’s a sign that more good things are coming 

sick and tired of y'all acting like she's never given a good perf in her entire career
 

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i totally understand where some of you come from regarding her health issues and insecurities, and you're totally right about this being a confidence issue – when it comes to live performing, it really narrows down to embodying the song and engaging with your audience. Hopefully, as her summer dates go by, she will regain her live strengths. 
 
But please, bear in mind that the people attending her shows – and not just her fans – have spent a good amount of money to get into these festivals, and have given up other artists playing on other stages in order to see her perform. People can make mistakes, but if she keeps arriving late, not doing proper sound checks / not dealing correctly with her live setbacks, and getting her setlist cut short as a result, that, for me, is disrespectful. Im not saying at all that she's doing that on purpose or that she's just being lazy or ungrateful, but you have responsibilities as an artist, regardless of your background, your story, or even your fame. 
 
Fans have accused the festival's organization several times for "kicking her out" of the stage, but please, be aware that they are just making sure the next artist gets their well-deserved time to prepare for their own set. That's how festivals work, they run on tight schedules: there are other attendees, other fans and other shows. They had that same morning for rehearsals and an hour before her set to make sure everything was fine and ready to go. Next in line in Barcelona was Angèle, which had constant fully choreographed songs and personalized lighting schemes: and that came from Angèle's team and it was their responsibility to deliver, not the festival's wishes.
 
And yes, you're right, she doesn't owe us anything: but her audience doesn't owe her anything either, and this can really harm her career in the long run.
 

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"c u never" lmao
is this a threat?
https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce4Fh88P8iO/
 

serve of the century incoming omg

no sure how i feel about the production. i thought the piano version was so beautiful but this sounds radio-ish and cheap to me. 

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