British singer-songwriter, Ellie Goulding gave out her best vocal during her live performance at the Australian Football League Grand Final. However, it seems like some people have thought she didn't as they claimed her lip syncing the whole song during the performance.
The E! News reported, the 28 year-old singer, Ellie Goulding flied to Melbourne, Australia to give a special performance on the AFL Grand Finals on Saturday. However, during her live performance, an unexpected technical problem occurred. While she's singing her song live at the Melbourne's MCG Stadium, her two songs, Love me like you do and Burn began to play simultaneously
The song "Love me like me like you do" that she was going to sing first appeared to be playing with vocals. Fans began to speculate the British singer was lip syncing the song.
The Daily Mail also reported, a spokesman from Ellie's side explains the British singer sung the whole song with her live vocal. The game organizers and also the Toyota AFL Grand Final Entertainment speak out to defend Goulding, claiming lip sync issue was not true.
According to the Huffington, the singer took on her twitter to clear out things about the speculations. Ellie Goulding wrote on her twitter on October 3, denying the speculations on her. She wrote, "Love it when people think I lip sync, what a rad compliment, Now where does one find a good veggie restaurant in Melbs?" . She also wrote an explanation on her twitter, telling she wasn't feeling good.
"Considering I had no voice yesterday and a sleepless night because of the meds I would say it's been a good day, thanks for the love." Truth be told I've been unwell the past week and I could do with a long spell chill but I was determined to give everything for Oz today."
The "Burn" hit singer also pointed the fault to the sound operator who was responsible for the technical glitch. "Incidentally the sound guy who pressed playback twice and triggered both band tracks simultaneously is nowhere to be seen".
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