Cruz Beckham slams online trolls who questioned his musical talent and confused him with brother Brooklyn
CRUZ BECKHAM has shown he has both a good voice and a vicious tongue after sharing a video of himself singing on TikTok.
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Brother Brooklyn was also the subject of online jokes about his various careers
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And his estranged brother
They wrote: 'Are you going to stick with this job or going to become a race car driver next or something?'
Cruz replied: 'Wrong brother mate.'
He wasn't so polite with others though.
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Another critic commented: 'He has the talent of an average teenage boy that just recently started learning guitar.'
Cruz, who has, to be fair, spent years working on his musicianship, said: 'It's easy to comment on TikTok isn't it. U think I care what you think darling x.'
Mocking his mum Posh Spice's vocal ability, one woman named Julie wrote: 'Definitely got his talent from his mam. I'd try football like ya dad.'
To many laughs from his followers, he hit back: 'Julie mate have u seen what u look like, maybe sort it out.'
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I can't blame Cruz for getting short in the comments, given people have been so judgmental before even hearing what he has to offer.
I've heard very exciting things about his music after he worked with The Kooks' Luke Pritchard.
Watch sweet moment Cruz Beckham and girlfriend Jackie perform at dad David's 50th birthday amid feud with brother Brooklyn
And this snippet he posted, which he suggested is from a song called For Ya Love, shows he has plenty of swagger.
In the short clip, he sings: 'Call me if you're looking for some fun,' before adding: 'Love's a ride that money cannot buy.'
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With Glastonbury approaching at the end of the week, I'm keeping my fingers crossed Cruz will be finding a stage to perform on.
I'd love to see what he's got.
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Cruz Beckham has shown he has both a good voice and a vicious tongue after sharing a video of himself singing on TikTok
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MOST celebs shy away from controversy – but not
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On the second night of his sold-out Breezy Bowl XX world tour at Tottenham Hotspur stadium, a friend told me he showed footage of himself at Manchester Magistrates Court on big screens as fans waved placards which read: 'From the cage to the stage.'
The rapper, who has pleaded not guilty, will stand trial next October for an alleged attack on a music producer in London in 2023.
Cardi copies Bey
The rapper wore a tasseled fur corset with a matching coat and cowboy hat to the third and final show at Stade de France in Paris.
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Cardi B wore a tasseled fur corset with a matching coat and cowboy hat to Beyonce's final show at Stade de France in Paris
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Beyonce on stage in her Cowboy Carter gear
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Bey brought Jay-Z out to perform Crazy In Love, N****s in Paris and Partition – their first time on stage together in seven years
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And she was in luck at the show, because Bey brought Jay-Z out to perform Crazy In Love, N****s in Paris and Partition – their first time on stage together in seven years.
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Cardi herself may soon be back on stage as yesterday she started teasing the announcement of her long-awaited second album.
In an Instagram post, she said: 'Seven years, and the time has come. Seven years of love, light and loss. Seven years I gave them grace, but now I give them hell.
'I'm shedding feathers and no more tears.'
Something tells me she may be aiming some choice lyrics at her ex-husband Offset on this new project.
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BOB'S NO MONEY ADVISER
Speaking exclusively backstage at Sky Presents Isle of Wight Festival, Jack Patterson said the Boomtown Rat offered his wisdom in Spain.
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Clean Bandit have revealed Sir Bob Geldof gave them some seriously bad advice at the start of their career
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Jack said: 'When we first got offered a record deal, we had some advice from Bob. We were trying to decide whether to do it or not. And he said, 'If anyone offers you money for your music, just take it'.
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'I'm not sure that was the best decision for us. We're not doing that any more.'
BURNA BOY is playing a free O2 Priority gig at O2 Forum Kentish Town in North London.
The singer, who sold out Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, last year will perform the intimate gig on July 16.
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Tickets are available to O2 mobile and Virgin Media broadband customers through Priority, with the ballot currently open online.
ALESHA'S MIS-TEEQ TEASER
ALESHA DIXON has teased
The Noughties girl group, which also featured
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Alesha Dixon has teased Mis-Teeq could stage a reunion in 2026 to coincide with their 25th anniversary
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But when asked about the prospect of a return during a discussion on the Hits Radio breakfast show yesterday, Alesha said: 'There might be.
'Well, next year is the 25th anniversary of Lickin' On Both Sides, our debut album. We're thinking. We're thinking.
'Thinking doesn't mean we're doing – but we're thinking, which is more than we've done.'
Justin does all Wight
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He wore shades and a red jacket as he entertained thousands of fans with hits including SexyBack, Cry Me A River and Rock Your Body on Sunday evening, following sets from Olly Murs and Texas.
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Justin Timberlake closed the Isle of Wight Festival with a headline show
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Justin wore shades and a red jacket as he entertained thousands of fans
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Justin told his adoring fans said: 'I've been trying to get to Isle Of Wight for years and years and years and it's everything I thought it was.
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'I've got a special place in my heart for the UK, for England, I have so much gratitude for you – welcome to the party. You made a Tennessee boy's dreams come true.'
GOING TO EUROVISION WOULD BE SHEER DELIGHT
IT is derided by music snobs as a silly contest, but even Ed Sheeran is a massive Eurovision fan and is desperate to go to the contest.
Ed, if that means you'd be up for representing the UK too, that would certainly improve our chances of winning again.
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Ed Sheeran is a massive Eurovision fan and is desperate to go to the contest
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Referring to his Instagram story where he backed Italian Lucio Corsi's song Volevo Essere Un Duro at May's event, Ed said: 'I thought it was the best song. But then I felt bad because my friend Louane was on the show and I was like, 'Ah f**k, I don't know who to choose here'.'
Asked if he had ever been, Ed told an Italian radio station: 'I'd like to go. I watch it every year and it's one of my favourite things to do.
'But even if we have a good song it's usually not voted for because of us being Britain.'
NEMO smashed their Eurovision trophy on stage last year when they dropped it after winning in Sweden.
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Now this year's victor, JJ from Austria, has revealed his statue has snapped in half too.
He wrote on TikTok: 'My suitcase came back broken. Therefore everything inside my suitcase was broken too… don't worry, we're getting it fixed.'
FANS WONDER AT NOEL SET LIST
OASIS' reunion set list is one of the most talked about topics of conversation in our office.
And while we know Cigarettes And Alcohol has made the cut, I'm told one fan classic might not be so lucky.
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Oasis' reunion set list is one of the most talked about topics of conversation in our office
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Insiders said Wonderwall, which is the most streamed Nineties hit ever, and a real singalong favourite, has become a huge source of contention.
While
'This setlist has been worked on tirelessly and the band want to make sure they get the right balance.
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'When it comes to Wonderwall, Noel isn't a fan and doesn't particularly want it to feature.
'Liam has played it before at his solo concerts, he doesn't mind it, but Noel hasn't performed it since the group split because he thinks it's not a complete track. Seeing as it's one of Oasis' best known tracks, it would be astonishing if they didn't perform it.'
Fans will have to wait until the first night in Cardiff on July 4 to find out if Noel's wish has come true.
He has made no secret of his disdain for the 1995 track, which got to No2 in the charts and has been streamed well over one billion times.
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Noel said: 'Wonderwall is one of my least favourite songs because it's not finished. If I could somehow twist time and go back there, I'd probably pick a different song for our calling card. Probably Some Might Say.'
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