Kesha's Banana Controversy During Mighty Hoopla Explained
became the center of attention recently after her banana incident at the Mighty Hoopla Festival. The event took place in London on Sunday, June 1, 2025. Apart from Kesha, many other singers like Ciara, Loreen, Erika Jayne, and many more headlined the festival. Following her performance, many fans took to social media to call her out.
So, here's everything to know about what happened with Kesha and how fans have reacted to the same.
The 'TiK ToK' singer's fans recently took over social media to take a jibe at her for her recent performance at the Mighty Hoopla Pop Music Festival. As she headlined the show and took to the stage, she began performing her song, 'Boy Crazy.' It was recently released on May 16, 2025.
However, what caught the attention of fans and sparked outrage was a banana moment during the performance. During the performance, Kesha chewed on a banana that was held by one of her male backup dancers. The singer crawled on her four limbs to reach the fruit and carry out the act.
This caused an uproar on the internet, as even the 'Blah Blah Blah' singer's fans called her out for doing such a stunt in front of a massive crowd. Additionally, the clip of the R-rated use of the fruit immediately went viral across the internet.
A fan conveyed their disappointment and wrote on X (formerly Twitter), 'I'm so disappointed in my fave why would she do this.'
Another user stated, 'I literally threw up seeing this.' Meanwhile, a third user named @xcxsuspended3 commented, 'She is so gross.'
Moreover, another user named @SamEdwa27753563 wrote, 'This was the only song I liked among the songs she released recently, and after watching this performance, I hate the song now. Wtf was she doing? A DULL performer.'
Despite all the criticism of her performance at the Mighty Hoopla festival, Kesha has not yet made any statement on the same.
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