Comedian roasts ‘red-headed puppet’ Ed Sheeran on ‘SNL UK’ after Macklemore drama
The "Perfect" singer came under fire after the "Thrift Shop" rapper was dropped as an opener from the Loop Tour.
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Page Six reports that a comedian on "SNL UK" took aim at Ed Sheeran, calling him a "red-headed puppet," a jab that landed after Macklemore was removed as an opener for Sheeran's Loop Tour. The "Thrift Shop" rapper's departure from the bill has apparently widened into a broader cultural moment, with Sheeran now catching heat in the comedy sphere as well as among fans.
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Source: Page Six, “Comedian roasts ‘red-headed puppet’ Ed Sheeran on ‘SNL UK’ after Macklemore drama”. Read the original →
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