The Weeknd split opinions this weekend after his show during the half time of the Super Bowl 2021, In which the Tampa Bay Bucaneers were winners during their presentation, but especially once it concluded, the comments on social media did not go unnoticed, but especially the memes and other taunts that made the Canadian.
In the Internet what they have predominated are the critics towards the interpreter of “Blinding Lights”, in addition to comparisons to other shows such as those presented by Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna and those of Katty Perry and Lady Gaga; however, one of the most surprising was the advice of some so that the act would have been better.
In this tenor are some of the most recent tweets from Erika Buenfil, who initially she claimed she stayed “as socks” with The Weeknd’s work, To which his fans gave several answers, including that the stage was big or that “their Tiks Toks are more interesting and entertaining”.
And it seems that this kind of comment was one of the most taken seriously by the Mexican actress, as she was later given the freedom to give “advice” to Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, real name of the music star, since claim that being in the field he had a chance to go viral as well as in the Tik Tok videos.
Another point that was questioned by netizens is that the Canadian wanted to conquer the stage on his own, although days before the event some names that sounded within the options to accompany were Ariana Grannde, Rosalía and to Daft Punk, but at the time the only one that shone on the stage was The Weeknd.
This was one of the reasons that edged the reggaetoner Maluma to make a very brief but direct post, saying the half-time show was “very hard,” though what it would have missed is a remix of “Hawaii,” one of the most recent tracks on “Pretty Boy.”
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And on the other hand, among those who showed their admiration for The Weeknd and the presentation that was offered in the framework of the Super Bowl 2021, was Paty Cantú, who she said she was ecstatic with the show.
The performer of “La Mentidera” and “Sort” made several publications defending the performance of the Canadian, in addition to he applauded both the repertoire and his live performance and set design.
He also sent a very harsh message against the critics of the performer of “Save your Tears” and “In your eyes”: “I feel bad that in every half time I have to come hate and compare with past acts to go down -it deserves “.
She also wrote that many singers, including herself, would like to sing in a Super Bowl.
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