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BBC viewers gobsmacked by a bold moment in JADE's Glastonbury performance
BBC viewers gobsmacked by a bold moment in JADE's Glastonbury performance

Edinburgh Live

time17 hours ago

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BBC viewers gobsmacked by a bold moment in JADE's Glastonbury performance

Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info BBC viewers were left gobsmacked by a bold moment in JADE's electrifying Glastonbury performance where she dropped a swear word on live TV. The 32-year-old songstress, debuting at the renowned music festival, paid homage to her Little Mix roots, acknowledging how being in the group was life-altering. Nonetheless, JADE showed enthusiasm for crafting her solo tunes now. Taking the Woodsies stage, she belted out numbers from her anticipated solo work 'That's Showbiz Baby!' while also nodding to Little Mix classics like 'Shout Out to my Ex', 'Woman Like Me', and 'Touch'. READ MORE - Queen Elizabeth II 'banned' one popular ingredient in royal family kitchens READ MORE - The Queen's steadfast 'antisocial' breakfast habit she refused to change However, it was her utterance of the c-word during 'Gossip', a collaboration with Confidence Man, that caught audiences off guard, as it wasn't censored out of the BBC's live stream that afternoon. Social media erupted with reactions, with one fan posting: "Jade dropping the word **** at 15:52 on a sunny summer afternoon at Glasto? Like I said, ICON! !", reports the Mirror. Another chimed in: "Jade said **** live on the BBC and it's not even 4pm. Icons only." Yet another viewer remarked: "This year's #Glastonbury catchphrase is definitely 'Tina thinks you're a ****.'" Adding to the commentary, someone tweeted: "Jade dropping the word **** was not on bingo card." Over on BBC iPlayer, viewers are cautioned that the stream "Contains very strong language and flashing images." (Image: Redferns) (Image: Redferns) JADE was visibly moved as fans joined in with her songs, taking a moment to honour her Little Mix bandmates Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards, while touching on Jesy Nelson's exit from the group in 2020. During her Glastonbury set, the artist took a moment to thank her former band: "Firstly, shout out to Little Mix. I can't begin to explain how grateful I am to those girls for literally changing my life and who would have thought then that we would have a Little Mix girlie up here on the Glastonbury stage. But I can't lie, it feels good doing my own songs that I've written from my heart." She added: "That was the old me, now it's time for something new." She then excitedly announced some surprise performers, bringing Confidence Man onto the stage. Expressing her views candidly, JADE performed her popular song FUFN, an acronym for 'F*** you for now', where she calls out a variety of contentious issues. Her lyrics screamed "Reform! Transphobia! Selling arms! Genocide!" inciting the audience to fervently respond with "F*** you." Leading up to the event, Jade enthused about her performance: "a big a-- SHOW", and reminded fans on Saturday morning with a post saying: "It's a big one @glastonbury. See you on the Woodsies stage at 3.15pm. Make sure you get down early! ! If you're not at the festival, you can watch my set live on @BBCiPlayer." The performance by Jade at Glastonbury was met with widespread acclaim, as live attendees and those tuning in via social media celebrated her set. An enthusiastic fan shared on Twitter: "Jade getting emotional at the Glastonbury crowd singing along with her is making me cry, so proud of her," Another emotionally remarked: "This little mix medley Jade is doing at Glastonbury is making me emotional." One additional comment from a fan highlighted an unfulfilled wish: "It's criminal that Little Mix never performed at Glastonbury but having Jade perform a Little Mix medley is the next best thing." Another attendee gushed: "JADE IS KILLING THIS." Yet another added: "JADE really is the whole package isn't she. Absolute superstar."

BBC fans stunned by 'outrageous moment' during JADE's Glastonbury set
BBC fans stunned by 'outrageous moment' during JADE's Glastonbury set

Daily Record

timea day ago

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  • Daily Record

BBC fans stunned by 'outrageous moment' during JADE's Glastonbury set

Jade Thirlwall preformed for the first time at Glastonbury Festival this weekend. BBC viewers were left stunned by a jaw-dropping moment during JADE's Glastonbury debut when the singer dropped a swear word live on TV. The 32-year-old artist took to the stage at the festical for the first time today, where she reflected on her time in Little Mix, crediting the girl group with changing her life. But JADE also shared her excitement for pursuing her solo career. ‌ Performing on the Woodsies stage, Jade treated fans to songs from her upcoming album That's Showbiz Baby! alongside iconic Little Mix songs including Shout Out to my Ex, Woman Like Me and Touch, the Mirror reports. But it was her performance of Gossip - featuring Australian electro pop band Condifence Man - that sparked controversy, as she used the word "c--t" during the song. ‌ Fans were shocked that the word wasn't beeped out from the BBC live stream of the festival this afternoon, and many were quick to take to social media to share their thoughts. One user took to twitter, writing: "Jade dropping the word **** at 15:52 on a sunny summer afternoon at Glasto? Like I said, ICON!!" As another said: "Jade said **** live on the BBC and it's not even 4pm. Icons only," while a third penned: "This year's #Glastonbury catchphrase is definitely 'Tina thinks you're a ****.'" With a forth expressing their shock, as they stated: "Jade dropping the word **** was not on bingo card." However on BBC iPlayer, the livestream came with a disclaimer, which said: "Contains very strong language and flashing images." JADE became extremely emotional as fans sang along with her and at one point she paid tribute to her Little Mix band mates, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards - Jesy Nelson was also originally part of the girl group, before she left in 2020. ‌ While on stage at Glastonbury, singer and songwriter JADE said: "Firstly, shout out to Little Mix. I can't begin to explain how grateful I am to those girls for literally changing my life and who would have thought then that we would have a Little Mix girlie up here on the Glastonbury stage. But I can't lie, it feels good doing my own songs that I've written from my heart." She continued: "That was the old me, now it's time for something new." She then told the crowd she was bringing out some special guests, before welcoming Confidence Man to the stage. JADE also used her Glastonbury performance to make a bold political statement during a powerful rendition of her track FUFN, short for F*** You For Now. The singer expressed her distain for Reform UK. ‌ The song includes a section where she calls out various issues she takes a stand against, giving them the middle finger. During her set, she chanted: "Reform! Transphobia! Selling arms! Genocide!", with the crowd echoing back a resounding "F*** you." At the start of the week, Jade promised fans her set would be "a big a-- SHOW" and on Saturday morning she posted, "It's a big one @glastonbury. See you on the Woodsies stage at 3.15pm. Make sure you get down early!! f you're not at the festival, you can watch my set live on @BBCiPlayer." ‌ Her performance was met with widespread praise, as festival-goers cheered her on throughout her set, while fans watching live on the BBC took to social media to share their reactions. 'Jade getting emotional at the Glastonbury crowd singing along with her is making me cry, so proud of her,' one fan tweeted. Another wrote: "This little mix medley Jade is doing at Glastonbury is making me emotional." A third added: "It's criminal that Little Mix never performed at Glastonbury but having Jade perform a Little Mix medley is the next best thing." Another post read: "JADE IS KILLING THIS.' And one more admirer shared: 'JADE really is the whole package isn't she. Absolute superstar."

BBC fans surprised by 'outrageous moment' during JADE's Glastonbury set
BBC fans surprised by 'outrageous moment' during JADE's Glastonbury set

Daily Mirror

timea day ago

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  • Daily Mirror

BBC fans surprised by 'outrageous moment' during JADE's Glastonbury set

While performing her song Gossip, featuring Confidence Man, JADE said the swear word **** - and some people were shocked that it aired on BBC in the middle of the afternoon BBC viewers have reacted to an outrageous moment during JADE's Glastonbury set in which she used a swear word on live TV. The singer, 32, made her debut at the music festival today and during her performance she paid tribute to her Little Mix bandmates, saying being part of the girl group changed her life. But JADE also admitted she is happy to be working on her own music now. ‌ During her set on the Woodsies stage, she performed songs from her upcoming album That's Showbiz Baby! as well as iconic Little Mix songs including Shout Out to my Ex, Woman Like Me and Touch. But at one point, she used the word "c--t" while performing her song Gossip, featuring Australian electro pop band Confidence Man. ‌ Fans were left surprised that the word wasn't beeped out from the BBC streaming of the festival in the afternoon, and many took to social media to share their thoughts. One tweeted: "Jade dropping the word **** at 15:52 on a sunny summer afternoon at Glasto? Like I said, ICON!!" Another said: "Jade said **** live on the BBC and it's not even 4pm. Icons only." One more wrote: "This year's #Glastonbury catchphrase is definitely 'Tina thinks you're a ****.'" Someone else expressed: "Jade dropping the word **** was not on bingo card." On BBC iPlayer, the livestream comes with a disclaimer: "Contains very strong language and flashing images." JADE became emotional as fans sang along with her and at one point she paid tribute to her Little Mix co-stars Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards. Jesy Nelson was also part of the group originally, before her departure in 2020. While performing at the music festival, the singer said: "Firstly, shout out to Little Mix. I can't begin to explain how grateful I am to those girls for literally changing my life and who would have thought then that we would have a Little Mix girlie up here on the Glastonbury stage. But I can't lie, it feels good doing my own songs that I've written from my heart." ‌ She continued: "That was the old me, now it's time for something new." She then told the crowd she would bring out some special guests, as she welcomed Confidence Man to the stage. JADE also used her performance to boldly express her disdain for Reform UK while delivering a rousing rendition of her hit FUFN. The track, an acronym for 'F*** you for now', features a segment where JADE reels off a list of things she'd like to give the middle finger to. During her set, she chanted: "Reform! Transphobia! Selling arms! Genocide!", with the crowd echoing back a resounding "F*** you." Earlier this week, Jade promised fans her performance would be "a big a-- SHOW" and on Saturday morning she posted, "It's a big one @glastonbury. See you on the Woodsies stage at 3.15pm. Make sure you get down early!! f you're not at the festival, you can watch my set live on @BBCiPlayer." Her performance received a lot of praise as festival-goers cheered her own throughout her set - and those who couldn't attend the festival shared their thoughts on social media. "Jade getting emotional at the Glastonbury crowd singing along with her is making me cry, so proud of her," a fan tweeted. Another said: "This little mix medley Jade is doing at Glastonbury is making me emotional." Another said: "It's criminal that Little Mix never performed at Glastonbury but having Jade perform a Little Mix medley is the next best thing." One more said: "JADE IS KILLING THIS." Someone else said: "JADE really is the whole package isn't she. Absolute superstar."

JADE joined by special guests at Glasto as she says Little Mix changed her life
JADE joined by special guests at Glasto as she says Little Mix changed her life

Daily Mirror

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

JADE joined by special guests at Glasto as she says Little Mix changed her life

During her Glastonbury set, Jade Thirlwall paid tribute to Little Mix and said being part of the girl band changed her life - but added she is now happy to work on her own music Jade Thirlwall gave a shout-out to Little Mix during her Glastonbury set, saying the girl band "changed her life" - but admitted "it feels good" to be able to work on her own music. The 32-year-old singer performed on the Woodsies stage at Glastonbury Festival this afternoon, with fans describing her as "iconic." It marked the star's debut at Glastonbury as a solo artist. She performed songs from her upcoming album That's Showbiz Baby! as well as iconic Little Mix songs including Shout Out to my Ex, Woman Like Me and Touch during her set. ‌ Jade became emotional as fans sang along with her and at some point she paid tribute to her Little Mix co-stars Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards. Jesy Nelson was also part of the group originally, before her departure in 2020. ‌ While performing at the music festival, Jade said: "Firstly, shout out to Little Mix. I can't begin to explain how grateful I am to those girls for literally changing my life and who would have thought then that we would have a Little Mix girlie up here on the Glastonbury stage. But I can't lie, it feels good doing my own songs that I've written from my heart." She continued: "That was the old me, now it's time for something new." She then told the crowd she would bring out some special guests, as she welcomed Australian electro pop band Confidence Man to the stage. Earlier this week, Jade promised fans her performance would be "a big a-- SHOW" and on Saturday morning she posted, "It's a big one @glastonbury. See you on the Woodsies stage at 3.15pm. Make sure you get down early!! f you're not at the festival, you can watch my set live on @BBCiPlayer." Her performance received a lot of praise as festival-goers cheered her own throughout her set - and those who couldn't attend the festival shared their thoughts on social media. "Jade getting emotional at the Glastonbury crowd singing along with her is making me cry, so proud of her," a fan tweeted. Another said: "This little mix medley Jade is doing at Glastonbury is making me emotional." ‌ Another said: "It's criminal that Little Mix never performed at Glastonbury but having Jade perform a Little Mix medley is the next best thing." One more said: "JADE IS KILLING THIS." Someone else said: "JADE really is the whole package isn't she. Absolute superstar." "Aww how lovely is Jade," a fan said. One more wrote: "This Jade x Confidence Man collab is so fun, I'm having a TIME in my front room." Another one said: "Jade bringing those Little Mix bombs to #Glastonbury and stealing the show." A fan added: "OMG Jade set at Glastonbury is epic! Confirmed I need to see her live!" ‌ At the beginning of Jade's set, fans also commented on her choice of outfit as she was wearing a parka while the weather is very warm. One tweeted: "Watching JADE. She's in a big tent. Wearing an artic-proof parka. In approximately 30-35°c weather." Another added: "PARKA JADE AT GLASTONBURY HOW ICONIC." "Someone make sure #jade gets 3000 cals, an ice bath and water after this set. Thank goodness she's ditched the parka," one joked. Someone else said: "Is Jade not boiling in that Parka." Celebrities who have been spotted at the festival this week include singer Harry Styles, Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne and Stranger Things star Joseph Quinn. Friday saw hot dry weather which hardened the Worthy Farm surface after rain in the early hours of the morning, with festival goers expected to see temperatures in the mid-20s on Saturday. The Met Office's Grahame Madge said: "We anticipate highs of 26C on Saturday, with high levels of humidity. By Monday temperatures can be anticipated to be over 30C. There is always the chance of a light shower, but there is nothing in the forecast that suggests anything heavier for Saturday for Somerset."

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