AP Dhillon faced heavy criticism after his guitar-smashing act during his performance at the Coachella music festival. The incident sparked backlash from fans and music lovers alike.
AP Dhillon, known for his hit tracks like "Excuses," "All Night," and "Hills," performed at Coachella, becoming the second Indian artist to grace the prestigious music festival after Diljit Dosanjh.
However, the conclusion of Dhillon's performance took a controversial turn when he took his guitar and smashed it on stage, breaking it into pieces. The act was captured in a video shared by Dhillon on Instagram.
Following the post, netizens flooded the comments section with criticism, questioning Dhillon's decision to break the guitar. One commenter emphasized the importance of respecting t
AP Dhillon faced heavy criticism after his guitar-smashing act during his performance at the Coachella music festival. The incident sparked backlash from fans and music lovers alike.
AP Dhillon, known for his hit tracks like "Excuses," "All Night," and "Hills," performed at Coachella, becoming the second Indian artist to grace the prestigious music festival after Diljit Dosanjh.
However, the conclusion of Dhillon's performance took a controversial turn when he took his guitar and smashed it on stage, breaking it into pieces. The act was captured in a video shared by Dhillon on Instagram.
Following the post, netizens flooded the comments section with criticism, questioning Dhillon's decision to break the guitar. One commenter emphasized the importance of respecting the instruments that contributed to his success, stating, "Respect the things which brought you to this stage, It’s completely your and your loss." Another commenter simply asked, "Why did you break the guitar?"
The incident has sparked a debate online about the appropriate behaviour of artists on stage and the significance of musical instruments in their performances.
While Dhillon's performance at Coachella showcased his talent and energy, the guitar-smashing act left many fans disappointed and questioning the artist's actions.
