Charlie XCX has said that the criticism he has received on social media lately has affected his mental health.
The singer-songwriter, who launches their fifth album ‘Crash’ on March 18, he issued a statement on Twitter yesterday (February 10) to explain that he is temporarily withdrawing from the platform due to the “negativity” surrounding his current campaign.
“I’ve always had a pretty open dialogue with you guys, so I just want to bring up a few things that have been on my mind recently,” Charli began.
“I’ve been feeling like I can’t do anything right at the moment. I know social media isn’t exactly a haven for kindness and positivity, but overall I’ve always felt pretty safe with you guys here.”
He continued: “I’ve noticed lately that some people seem pretty mad at me, about the song choices I’ve chosen to release, about the way I’ve decided to launch my campaign, about the things I need to do to fund what’s going to be the biggest tour ever.” I have done, for things I say, things I do, etc.
“I’ve been dealing with my mental health quite a bit over the last few months and it obviously makes negativity and criticism harder to deal with when I come across it and of course I know this is a common struggle for most people. in this day. and age.”
— Charli (@charli_xcx) February 10, 2022
Charli added: “But yeah anyway… I just wanted to come in here and say, hey, I’m really here doing my best and working hard to make stuff that’s exciting and exciting and honestly there’s a lot more crazy stuff.” . come.”
The singer went on to say that she’ll instead be “tweeting from afar” in the meantime “whenever I feel like saying something and someone else posts it” as she “can’t really handle it here right now.”
She said goodbye by sending fans her “eternal love” – you can read the message in the previous post.
What the dimmer Charli reportedly faced criticism online after it was announced earlier this week that she would be performing at the Las Vegas event. After the partythat forces all its attendees to own one of the 1,500 “Utopian” NFT.
Meanwhile, the official video of Charli’s recent collaboration with rina sawayama, ‘pray for you’, will hit YouTube at 5pm GMT today (February 11). you can tune in here.
Charli XCX will embark on a North American tour next month before performing a series of shows across Europe. You can find the full schedule and ticket details. here.
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