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Lorde Defends 'Dramatic' Decision to Shush Fans After 'Melodrama' Tour Video Goes Viral
25.04.2022 - 22:47 / justjared.com
Lorde is speaking out after a supercut video from her 2017 Melodrama tour recently went viral on social media.
In the clip, the 25-year-old singer is seen instructing her fans to be quiet so she can perform her song “Writer in the Dark” a capella, prompting backlash from some social media users.
Over the weekend, Lorde shared a video to the Instagram account @lordecontent where addressed the clip and the reaction it’s gotten online.
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“That was something that I did on that one song a couple times when I wanted to sing it a cappella and/or off the microphone so people could hear me and because I wanted to try something different,” she said.
“If you come to my shows, you know it’s an hour-and-a-half of all of us singing and screaming together,” the Solar Power singer added. “Also, that dramatic-ass move was literally for an album called Melodrama, so don’t stress too hard.”
According to People, Lorde also spoke out about the “Writer in the Dark” performances during a concert in Chicago on April 23.
“I would put my mic down and walk all over the stage and sing the song,” she said during the concert. “I was 19, you know—very dramatic, a lot of feelings. The Internet has decided this was very bad and very rude. I think they mustn’t have come to one of these shows, because it’s such a communal vibe. We’re all singing and screaming all the time.”
“But I think occasionally there are moments for silence and moments for sound,” she continued. “There are moments that belong to just one person and there are moments that are all of ours, and that’s just life. But I had a weird moment with it, I was like, ‘Huh, I’ve been misunderstood.’ I was sitting there this morning, having gone on the Internet, and I
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Lorde Explains Viral Video Of Her Asking Concert Goers To Be Quiet
Lorde is explaining why she shushed fans back in 2017.
Lorde FINALLY Explains Her Aggressive SHUSHHHING During Concerts After Clips Go Viral!
Lorde has a confession to make: she was being dramatic and she knows it!
Lorde addresses viral ‘shushing’ video
Lorde has addressed a viral video showing her shushing her audience at concerts, saying that it takes what she was doing very much out of context, while accompanying claims online that she hates people singing along at her shows are completely wrong.“I just wanted to talk about this thing of me shushing people at my shows”, she says in a video shared with Instagram fan account @lordecontent. “That was something that I did on that one song a couple times when I wanted to sing it a capella – or off the microphone – so people could hear me and because I wanted to try something different”.“If you come to my shows”, she adds, “you know it’s an hour-and-a-half of all of us singing and screaming together.
Lorde addresses viral video of her shushing fans at shows
Lorde has addressed a viral video of her shushing fans during performances of ‘Writer In The Dark’ on her ‘Melodrama’ tour.Although the tour took place in 2017 and 2018, videos of the star telling fans to be quiet while she performed the track have only recently seen a resurgence online.In a video sent to Instagram fan account @lordecontent, Lorde herself has now addressed the viral clips. “I just woke up,” she began the response video.
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