Kings of Leon's NFL Draft Performance Rubbed Fans the Wrong Way
04/29/2021 11:18 pm EDT
Nathan said he was a little familiar with the idea and is excited to see how NFTs could help musicians. "I think it's the way of the future, not only for music but you're seeing sports cards in the form of NFTs, artists putting their work through NFT," he said. "So not just for music, but for art and I think it will definitely have a place." The group plans to donate a portion of the NFTs proceeds to Live Nation's Crew Nation fund, which was set up to help music industry workers who are struggling during the pandemic.
Although the group is performing at the draft, Matthew doesn't like the group's chances when it comes to playing the Super Bowl halftime show. "I don't think they would ever ask us," he said. "We're not that kind of entertainer. We would do it, but we would start rehearsing now for 10 years from now."
Kings of Leon released their first album in 2003 and found their biggest success with their fourth album, Only By The Night, which features their biggest hits, "Sex on Fire" and "Use Somebody." Those two songs alone earned them four Grammys, including two for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal. "Use Somebody" also won Best Rock Song and Record of the Year in 2010. Some fans were frustrated to see them still performing "Use Somebody" at the NFL Draft. Scroll on for a look at more responses to Kings of Leon's performance.
"Kings of Leon and Tim Tebow in the NFL news. What a weird time warp today has been," one fan wrote. "Am I in 2008 right now with @KingsOfLeon," another Twitter user wrote.
"They should pause the draft for another Kings of Leon song," one fan suggested. "Need some Kings of Leon to spice up the back half here," another wrote.
"I meant to tweet this earlier but it's so disrespectful for Kings of Leon to be the band playing at the NFL Draft. Everyone deserves better," one person who is not a fan of their work wrote. "I was told the #NFLDraft starts at 8 PM, not a Kings of Leon concert. MOVE IT," another wrote.
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