Glastonbury 2017: Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl beats Adele’s SWEARING record with ‘f***’ chant
FOO FIGHTERS frontman Dave Grohl has beaten Adele’s record for the most swear words used in a Glastonbury headline performance.
Dave Grohl breaks Adele’s SWEARING record during Glasto set
Last night the legendary rock band finally took to the Pyramid Stage two years after having to pull out.
Back in 2015 Grohl fell off stage and broke his leg during a performance in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Determined to make a night of it, the 48-year-old star led the Glastonbury crowd in a chant of the F-word, sung to the guitar line of Skin and Bones.
Grohl was determined to break Adele's record of 33 f***s from her 2016 set.
According to NME, the Foo Fighters frontman told the crowd: “We were doing an interview and someone said, ‘you know you’re not supposed to swear – there’s no swearing on Glastonbury’.
“I was like, what the f*** is that supposed to f***ing mean? And then I guess, Adele holds the record for the most f***s in a Glastonbury appearance. Now I love Adele, but guess what?”
After chanted the F-word with the audience for a while, he added: ““Ok, I think we broke her record – I heard it was 33.”
However the crowd pressed him further to go beyond the record and Grohl responded: “Dude, shut the f*** up! That’s 34!”
The teenager had arrived at the festival in Somerset only to discover he had lost the prized £243 ticket.
It turns out he’d accidentally binned it at a Tesco petrol station on the way, but his dad managed to find it for him before the rubbish was taken out.