On Saturday evening, the front man of Green Day, threw a light green baseball hat with the word "G\u00f6re" written on it from Coachella’s headliner. This action was a cheeky reference to Charli XCX, who had entered the stage shortly before Green Day and had a viral look at the weekend that some read as pieces of the punk band.<\/p>\n
Charli became the main character on social media last weekend after wearing a dress with a sash that had the words "Miss should be sat should be headliner". Her fan base found it in the brand and very much appreciated the attitude. However, Green Day fans found it disrespectful.<\/p>\n
The members of the band seemed to be having a lot of fun with the situation. One of the band members shared a photo with a paper scrap that had the title "Actual Headliner" in anticipation of their performance. This lighthearted response showed that the band could take a joke and did not let the situation get to them.<\/p>\n
The incident at Coachella showed that even in the music industry, artists can have a sense of humor and not take themselves too seriously. The exchange between Charli XCX and Green Day was a lighthearted and entertaining moment that was enjoyed by fans and the artists themselves.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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