Phoebe Bridgers made her ‘Saturday Night Live’ debut on February 6 with praise and harsh criticism.
During the 26-year-old’s second performance on stage in Studio 8H, she sang ‘I Know The End’ and then burst her guitar on an amplifier, screaming with her bandmates.
Many people went to Twitter in response 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 much for the song either, but it seemed extra,” he says. one person.
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“No idea who it is. Googled her and has even less of an idea, but the way she destroys her guitar makes it look like she’s having a tantrum, and I’m honestly done with adult adults throwing public tantrums, “reasoned another.
Bridgers actually responded to a few fans calling her to destroy the electric guitar.
‘I told danelectro [the guitar company] “I went to do it and they congratulated me and told me that they are hard to break,” she revealed on Twitter.
The California resident also assured everyone that the monitor broken in the process was fake. “They made me a fake one to break lol,” she said.
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Another fan gave Bridgers’ defense and explained how it has been a long tradition to break guitars on the SNL stage quotation Arcade Fire in 2007 and Sturgill Simpson in 2020.
Another person pointed out that it was ‘misogyny’ to attack Bridgers when men are praised for doing the same.
“It seems really misogynistic when it’s basically just hated when a woman does something that tons of men have been cheering with all along, not just in the distant past, but recently?” the user wrote.
“It’s an old Rock and Roll tradition started by the Who,” agreed someone else.
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During the episode presented by Dan Levy, Bridgers also performed ‘Kyoto’ from her recent album ‘Punisher’.
This year, she also achieved four nominations at the Grammys in 2021: best new artist, best alternative album, best rock song and best rock performance.