5 days Ago By Melody Rivera
Charli XCX has officially declared Martha Stewart is a brat. After coining the term brat summer, Charli XCX’s latest album reached the top of the charts surpassing Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter and Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department . The singer performed the album’s first track, 360, while hosting the latest episode of Saturday Night Live .
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” “Hoenstly, it’s just like an attitude. It's a vibe,” the singer explained. As she tried to get the audience to understand the term, she used Martha Stewart’s latest documentary as an example.
“When Martha gets mad about an old magazine article and she says that she's glad the journalist who wrote it is dead - that is brat,” she mentioned, before also giving credit to the writer. “And then last Friday, when that exact journalist responded and said ‘Hey! I'm alive b**ch!" that is extremely brat,’” she added. Charli said Stewart “keeping it real” and "vulnerable" is the reason the situation was “very brat.
” The singer concluded the monologue saying: “Honestly though, anyone can be brat.” Fans were very amused by her comments as they rushed to Instagram . DON'T MISS: Billie Eilish's brother hits back after 'predatory' verse on Charli XCX song Ariana Grande roasts body shaming trolls in new track with Charli XCX Kamala Harris' stepdaughter reacts to stepmom's 'Brat' status from Charli XCX One said: “10/10 monologue 10/10 outfit 10/10 brat.
” Another commented: “This is sooooo brat ,” followed by two green heart emojis. A third believed: “I think this is the best opening monologue ever.” While many were pleased with the mention, the lifestyle icon has not responded.
Stewart has been vocal about her not being a fan of the new Netflix film. After it was released on October 30, she told The New York Times she felt “very little” footage actually used focused on topics that were “not that important.” “It was just shocking,” she admitted.
The chef is not the only one upset with the documentary as her ex-husband Andrew also shared his opinions. Along with his wife Shyla Nelson, the publisher accused Martha of using the film to “relitigate” their marriage that ended more than 30 years ago..
