Olivia Rodrigo Suffers From Wardrobe Mishap Mid-Concert

‘Vampire’ singer Olivia Rodrigo suffered from a wardrobe mishap throughout her live performance, and a fan caught the incident on digital camera.

The Grammy-award-winning pop star is at present on her GUTS World Tour, performing hit songs equivalent to ‘good 4 u,’ ‘obsessed,’ and ‘driver’s license.’

Whereas performing ‘love is embarrassing,’ Rodrigo had an embarrassing second as her high got here undone as she was in the midst of the music.

As she started the refrain, singing, “And now, it do not imply a factor. God, love’s f-cking embarrassing. Simply watch as I crucify myself,” she was seen holding her chest. It was quickly thereafter followers seen her high was unbuttoned, however she did not let that cease her.

The present should go on, proper? And followers say she dealt with it like a professional!

“She dealt with it like a bloody professional, and the truth that it occurred throughout love is embarrassing, and she or he laughed it off is simply sensible,” one fan commented.

“She dealt with it like an absolute champ, although,” one other mentioned.

One other video is making its rounds on TikTok, as followers can not get sufficient of the backup dancer attempting to repair Rodrigo’s high.

The performers continued their iconic dance routine as Rodrigo stood in entrance, nonetheless holding her high and laughing on the incident. The artist then continued along with her personal strikes because the backup dancer chased her across the stage, attempting to re-button her high.

“THE DANCER JUST CHASING HER TRYING TO BUTTON IT I CAN’T,” one fan mentioned. “The dancer nonetheless hitting their marks serving to Olivia is all the things,” one other wrote.

“Lmao, the dancer is attempting to assist her, and she or he retains operating,” a 3rd mentioned.

Forward of her tour, the previous Disney Channel star mentioned the ‘Guts’ document, revealing that it took “fairly a very long time” to make.

“It took possibly a yr or a yr and a half of really engaged on it. And I had a variety of reservations when beginning out the album-making course of,” she advised The New Yorker. “Coming off of the very surprising, very appreciated success that ‘Bitter’ had, there was a lot stress on what would come subsequent.”

“I had all these voices in my head—what I assumed individuals would really like, not eager to let individuals down,” she continued. “And so it took me some time to get to a spot the place I lastly felt like I may very well be artistic and simply begin writing songs that I needed to listen to on the radio, which ought to all the time be your paramount focus if you’re making something.”

Rodrigo says her dad and mom actually influenced her style in music as a result of they beloved “nineties various rock.”

“I grew up listening to the Smashing Pumpkins and Gap and the White Stripes, and, additionally, from a really early age, I fell in love with a variety of feminine singer-songwriters,” she advised the outlet. “I noticed that that was the lineage that I needed to comply with in.”

“I bear in mind going to the thrift retailer with my mother once I was most likely 13 years outdated and getting ‘Tapestry,’ by Carole King, for the primary time, and simply taking part in it to loss of life,” the ‘good 4 u’ singer added. “I’d play it again and again and over, and get all these Pat Benatar data and play them again and again and over, and Joni Mitchell, and, I dunno, I simply bear in mind one thing clicking in my head once I was actually younger and being, like, Wow, these are the ladies that I need to emulate.”

Rodrigo first acquired her begin on Disney Channel and has since grown into one of many largest pop stars at the moment. Reflecting again, she mentioned she has “modified a lot simply between the ages of seventeen and twenty.”

“In that point interval, you develop. I really feel like I grew twenty-five years in three years. So, yeah, she’s vastly completely different. However I positively bear in mind the concern of sitting down and attempting to jot down this second album, and pondering, Oh, my God, I’m not a seventeen-year-old lady going via her first heartbreak anymore,” she added. “That’s such a universally relatable expertise.”