Phoebe Bridgers calls David Crosby “little ****” after the rocker said his SNL guitar dislikes are “pathetic.”
Phoebe Bridgers and David Crosby have different opinions.
The 26-year-old Kyoto singer was furious when she finished her SNL show screaming and smashing her guitar on one of the stage monitors, at rock stars like Jimi Hendrix and The Clash.
Crosby, 79, was unimpressed by her whims, calling the stunt “pathetic” when asked about it on Twitter on Monday.
Bridgers rejected it with an insult, calling co-founder Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young the “little b ****” in a tweet.
Smashing! Phoebe Bridgers called 70s rocker David Crosby “little ****” after saying her guitar cascade during the SNL show was “pathetic.”
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Although he did not respond directly to Phoebe, Crosby explained his position in another tweet a few hours later, writing: “Guitars are for singing … for making music … not for frying stupidly on a fake monitor for children’s stage drama. ….
“I really DON’T give a flying F if others have done it before,” he told people who pointed out that many of his contemporaries in the 60s and 70s were eager to destroy their instruments for the show.
“It’s still … FOOLISH,” he continued.
But Phoebe didn’t apologize for the stunt.
On Monday, she shared a moment of the moment of impact on Instagram and wrote: “I received very good feedback from my performance! next time I will burn it and it will be more expensive.
Unimpressed: “I really DON’T give a F flight if others have done it before,” he told people who pointed out that many of his contemporaries in the 60s and 70s were eager to destroy their instruments for the show.
Not a toy! Although he did not respond directly to Phoebe, Crosby explained his position in another tweet a few hours later.
Although the grand finale of the singer I Know The End seemed an impulsive moment of punk rock, she acknowledged that all things were planned in advance with the guidance of SNL.
After her music colleague Kathleen Edwards posted on Twitter how she was “upset” about breaking the monitor, Bridgers revealed: “They made me a fake one to break lol.”
And the guitar was not an invaluable antiquity, as musician Jason Isbell pointed out in his own tweet.
“It was like an $ 85 guitar he broke, boys,” he replied, to which Phoebe added, “I told him [guitarmaker] Danelectro was going to do it and they wished me luck and told me I was hard to break. ‘
Backstage Magic: Although the grand finale of singer I Know The End seemed like an impulsive moment of punk rock, she acknowledged that all things were planned in advance with the guidance of SNL