Welcome to your daily rewards from HELLO! In today’s episode, we’ll discuss Shawn Mendes’ controversial artwork for his latest song, What the hell are we dying for?
Not only that, but Elon Musk also had to face the wrath of Taylor Swift fans and Pink was joined by a very special and lovely guest to kick off her 2023 Summer Carnival tour. . Listen to today’s episode below…
Pink kicked off her Summer Carnival 2023 tour in Bolton with a very special guest. The singer joined her 12-year-old daughter Willow performing their 2021 duet on stage. Cover me with the sun. Carey Hart, Willow’s proud father, shared a video of his daughter’s performance on Instagram, calling it a “surreal moment”. Bolton Stadium was also engulfed in thunderstorms as Willow was cheered by the crowd before embracing his mother in tears as he left the stage.
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© Kevin MazurPink is joined on stage in Bolton by his daughter Willow
Shawn Mendes Controversial With Latest Song, What the hell are we dying for? after using a photograph of New York City covered in smoke from the Canadian wildfires as artwork for the single. The photo then went viral, with many fans calling the decision “ignorant” and “stupid”. However, Shawn – who is donating the proceeds from the song to the Canadian Red Cross – revealed that he wrote the song just 24 hours before its release because he felt it was important to share. it’s “in real time”.
Elon Musk is facing outrage from Taylor Swift fans after comparing her to “Napoleon Dynamite in Drag”. In a deleted post, the Twitter executive shared the photo Bad blood singer next to a photo of actor Jon Heder, who starred in the 2004 comedy, with his famous ginger curl. Captioning the image, Elon claimed Swiftie was ahead of the comparison, which angered many of Taylor’s fans, who turned back to calling him “bitter” and “attention-seeker”.
Shawn Mendes criticized for using this photo as his unique piece of art
Rebel Wilson is taking her career to the next level after signing with Warner Music. The Perfect pitch the actress will launch her own record label, which she calls Rebellionaire, and will release scores for musicals submitted through her scholarship program, the Rebel Wilson Comedy Commission, which she developed in 2019 at the Australian Youth Theater in Sydney. Rebellionaire’s first release is billed as the soundtrack to her upcoming directorial debut, pay, an Australian musical.
And Robbie Williams revealed that his 1997 hit song angel he is actually talking about angels, more precisely about the archangels Michael and Gabriel. Speaking on the ‘Weaponized’ YouTube page, Robbie said that for years people believed he was singing about his mother, but the song was inspired by his belief in the celestial bodies, saying he “loved” the idea of them and he didn’t ‘don’t forget it was the “most powerful song”. that he once created “with angelic power.”
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