Wait, so people don’t want to hear Macaulay Culkin sing about pizza? The Pizza Underground walked off the stage in Nottingham after they were booed by a couple of fans. A few people even hurled beer cans at the Home Alone actor and his band mates.
Culkin reportedly told the crowd: “Why are you throwing those. I’d rather drink them.”
Before adding: “That’s the end of the show, goodnight.”
Maybe the crowd was mad that Culkin wasn’t wearing his now infamous Ryan Gosling shirt…
Macaulay Culkin’s band the Pizza Underground is a Pizza-inspired Velvet Underground cover band. According to Pitchfork, the band played hits like Pizza Day (“Perfect Day”) and a couple Doughasis (Oasis) covers before the crowd turned on them.
But the band didn’t let the incident get them down. According to the Pizza Underground, the majority of the crowd enjoyed the set.
Thank you so much Nottingham and dot to dot. Sorry that a couple people ruined it for everyone.
— pizza underground (@cheesedayz) May 25, 2014
Sucks that the Nottingham crowd were dicks to my friends @cheesedayz. Also a shame that media outlets focus on 1 bad vs 100 fun shows.
— Har Mar Superstar (@HarMarSuperstar) May 26, 2014
The Pizza Underground gets a lot of press because, well, because it’s a band that features Macaulay Culkin and songs about pizza. It’s just bizarre. But that seems to be the point. Culkin and his crew frequently talk about Andy Warhol on their Twitter account and this whole thing looks like one big piece of performance art.
But what’s the point? What is the message that they are trying to get across?
Don't pay any attention to what they write about you. Just measure it in fishes. –Anchovy Warhol @AnchovyWarhol
— pizza underground (@cheesedayz) May 27, 2014
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