Glastonbury singer asks BBC to delete performance after shocking abuse

In the aftermath of her controversial Glastonbury performance, an artist has made a bold move by requesting the BBC to take down her set due to the backlash she has received.Information Guide Nigeria

The 33-year-old songstress took to the Park Stage at Worthy Farm on the festival’s opening afternoon yesterday (Friday 23 June) to deliver a stunning performance. However, the aftermath of her set was marred by a barrage of hateful comments that flooded the internet.

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Billy Nomates, the rising star whose real name is Tor Maries, has recently made headlines with her bold decision to step away from the limelight. In response to the online abuse she has been subjected to, the talented artist has announced that she will not be performing after her upcoming summer shows. Furthermore, she has reportedly deleted her Instagram account, which was closely associated with her musical persona. Fans and critics alike are left wondering what the future holds for this promising artist.JAMB Result

In her statement, the singer wrote: “The level of personal abuse on @bbc6music socials for goin [sic] to work today is insane.

“I’ve asked for all footage to be removed. I know it’s not for everyone what I do.

“I know lots of people don’t rate me. But the level of personal abuse on that public page is too much. There will be no more shows after this summer.”

She concluded: “You wouldn’t stay in a workplace that did this to you. Why should I.”

When approached for comment, a representative for the BBC told Tyla: “We want 6 Music to be a place where brilliant artists such as Billy Nomates are celebrated and supported, and we have respected Tor’s request to have the clip posted on our social channels removed.”

We also attempted to contact Billy Nomate’s reps for comment.

Loads of other artists have been offering their support, however, including singer/songwriter Billy Bragg, who wrote: “Solidarity from everyone at Left Field with Billy No Mates who was so badly abused online after her @glastonbury set was posted on @BBC6Music that she asked them to take the clip down.

“She played a set for us last year and was brilliant. You’ll always have place here Tor.”

Portishead star Geoff Barrow also wrote: “This is what some female artists have to put up with from #6music Dads online.

“F*** ’em

“#BillyNoMates is one of the most talented song writers and performers I’ve ever worked with and had the pleasure to know.”

BBC 6 Music DJ, Mary Anne Hobbs, also chimed in to share her support, tweeting: “100 per cent love for Billy Nomates.”

While Robin Ince added: “I hope Billy Nomates has seen all the people praising her this morning – to give your all and then see people sneer or dismiss can utterly break you – but it seems there is also a huge amount of love out there for her – deservingly so.”NYSC Portal

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