New Delhi: Renowned Indo-Canadian singer-rapper Amritpal Singh Dhillon is habitual of getting into controversies.
Over the years, AP has time to time stirred several controversies & landed into trouble numerous times due to the same.
Recently as well, the 31-year-old singer attracted criticism on the internet for doing something not-so-pleasing while delivering a vibrant performance at the ongoing Coachella 2024 festival.
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On Monday, AP teased his fans by dropping a power-packed video of his Coachella 2024 performance on Social media.
In the shared clip, the singer was seen delivering a thrilling on-stage performance, singing & playing in full swing.
However, he was also observed brutally smashing his guitar following the conclusion of his song & the same angered the fans within no time.
Netizens Slams AP Dhillion
Soon after the video showing AP Dhillon disrespectfully breaking his guitar emerged on the internet, netizens took to the comment box & voiced their anger against the same.
While some advised the rapper to respect the instruments that brought him this far in his life, others trolled him hard for unsuccessfully trying to look cool by destroying the musical instrument.
“Trying to be cool? So I wanna tell you, no you aren’t you’re just overrated” wrote an Instagram user. Another added, “In India, we pray to the instrument. Pooja karte hain. Saraswati Maa basti hain usme. This is pathetic. Do better AP.”
A third comment read, “It’s Wrong Sir… You Broke The Guitar 🎸 But Guitar Is Not A Normal Thing For Singer. Guitar Is God’s Gift For Singer.
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About Coachella 2024
Coachella 2024, the 23rd edition of the prestigious music-art festival, started on April 13 2024 in Indio, California.
On its very first day, it saw several acclaimed singers including Sabrina Carpenter, Land Del Ray, and ATEEZ amongst others mesmerizing the fans with their electrifying on-stage performances & unmatched charisma.
The event will now resume next weekend on the coming Friday 19 before finally concluding on 21 April 2024.
