Paul McCartney shared a clip of while he was headlining the Glastonbury Festival on June 25, 2022 Johnny Depp. Opinions on this were divided. You can find a short recording of the performance and the reactions of the users below.
Depp starred in the video for McCartney’s 2012 song “My Valentine” alongside actress Natalie Portman. McCartney used the same material on his recent US tour. This coincided with Depp’s court hearing with his ex-wife Amber Heard.
praise and criticism
Scores of fans cheered the 59-year-old actor’s on-screen performance at Glastonbury. However, the campaign also drew criticism online. While some users endorsed the visual stylistic device and believed in Johnny Depp’s innocence, others criticized the way it was portrayed during the performance. One user described it as “a slap in the face to female victims of domestic violence.”
Here you can see Paul McCartney’s performance
Johnny Depp on the big screen Saturday night during Paul McCartney’s performance of ‘My Valentine’ at Glastonbury ♥️ pic.twitter.com/MDqndDtfCk
— Arwen sparrow (@An_elf_pirate) June 26, 2022
Here are the user comments
Some people are upset because #JohnnyDepp what on the screen at #Glastonbury. Whether you like him or not, he’s a victim of a hoax by his ex-wife and her freeloader friends. He’s not an abuser!#PaulMcCartneyAtGlasto @PaulMcCartney
— Sarah (@__Sarah78) June 26, 2022
Featuring Johnny Depp was a real slap in the face to female victims of domestic violence. ? #Glastonbury
— Sam Brook (@SlothBracelet) June 26, 2022
For anyone who says Johnny Depp is innocent remember that he wasn’t the one on trial. And I suggest searching for the texts he sent to Paul Bettany to get a taste of the man he is. Wish @glastonbury had stopped this. other @PaulMcCartney can do one.
— Fiona Pattison (She/Her) ?? (@fiona_pattison) June 25, 2022
Glastonbury 2022 #Glastonbury Thank you Sir Paul McCartney Hope Johnny Depp will play there next year #JOHNNY pic.twitter.com/NC36vaOayA
— Jodie (@jodiekjodie) June 25, 2022
Paul McCartney live
On Saturday (June 25) Paul McCartney made history as the first musician to perform at the Glastonbury Festival aged 80. But that’s not all – he also had some celebrity guests with him who made the audience enthusiastic: Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl. The latter in particular made for a memorable moment, as it was the Foo Fighters singer’s first live performance since the death of bandmate Taylor Hawkins, who died exactly three months earlier, on March 25, in Bogotá, Colombia.