AP Dhillon, the Punjabi singer who recently performed at the prestigious Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, has found himself amidst controversy after breaking his guitar on stage. His actions sparked criticism on social media, leading to further backlash following his attempt to justify the incident.
During his performance at Coachella 2024, AP Dhillon made headlines not just for his music but also for breaking his guitar on stage. This moment quickly became a topic of discussion on social media, with some users expressing disappointment and questioning his respect for musical instruments.
In response to the criticism, AP Dhillon took to Instagram to share candid pictures from his Coachella performance, including one where he is seen just before breaking his guitar. His caption, “The media is controlled and I’m out of control,” attempted to justify his actions but instead fueled more trolling and criticism.
One comment on his post highlighted the contrast between his actions and the values of late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, suggesting that Moosewala would have respected musical instruments as an artist. The commenter urged AP Dhillon to reflect on his behavior and show more respect to music and instruments.
Another social media user called out the caption as cringe-worthy, indicating a lack of acceptance for AP Dhillon’s justification. The overall sentiment among commentators was one of disappointment and a call for the singer to acknowledge his mistake and apologize.
AP Dhillon, known for hit songs like “Excuses,” “Summer High,” and “Brown Munde,” has faced criticism for his recent actions despite his successful career. His docu-series “AP Dhillon: First Of A Kind” premiered on Prime Video, showcasing his journey in the music industry.
During his Coachella performance, AP Dhillon paid tribute to Sidhu Moosewala, but the focus shifted to his controversial act of breaking the guitar. The incident has sparked discussions about respect for musical instruments and the responsibility artists hold towards their craft.
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