Scottish chart-topper Lewis Capaldi has launched a blistering attack on his celebrity circle who spectacularly failed to show their support during his monumental Glastonbury Festival set last summer.
The 'Someone You Loved' hitmaker didn't mince his words when discussing the notable no-shows, branding the situation as 'proper s***e' during an explosive and deeply candid conversation.
Glastonbury Letdown
Capaldi, known for his raw emotional performances and self-deprecating humour, revealed his genuine disappointment that certain high-profile pals were conspicuously absent from the crowd during his career-highlight Pyramid Stage performance.
'You'd think they'd be there for what was obviously a massive moment,' the Grammy-nominated artist commented, highlighting the significance of the festival slot for any British musician.
The Aftermath of a Viral Moment
The performance itself became international news for reasons beyond the music. Capaldi suffered a very public battle with his Tourette's syndrome symptoms mid-set, forcing him to stop performing as the crowd heroically sang his lyrics back to him.
This vulnerability made the absence of his supposed friends feel even more poignant, a point the singer subtly emphasised in his remarks.
A Candid Confession
Never one to hide his true feelings, Capaldi's trademark honesty shines through in his assessment of the situation. His comments provide a rare glimpse into the often-glamourised world of celebrity friendships, suggesting that behind the scenes, support can be surprisingly fickle.
The incident has clearly left a mark on the singer, prompting a reevaluation of who his real supporters are within the industry.
