Jessie J burst into an impromptu song when one person revealed she'd sold pictures of her feet to attend a festival.
The hitmaker joins the likes of S Club, Bradley Will Simpson, Henry Moodie and Keane on the line-up for the second day of The Isle of Wight Festival. Tickets for the event vary from £269.95 for a weekend ticket and day tickets priced at £120. But amid the cost of living crisis, one fan explained to Jessie the lengths she went to in order to attend the festival.
During her performance, the 36-year-old spotted a sign in the crowd and instantly halted her set to read it, which stated that the female in question sold pictures of her feet in order to purchase tickets. A stunned Jessie couldn't believe the revelation and instantly burst out into an impromptu song about the bombshell.
"I don't know how to continue a conversation about Wikifeet," she said. The Price Tag songstress went on to add: "It's not something I normally talk about on stage, what's your name? Grace?" She went on to sing: "Grace... Grace has got nice feet. Oh, Grace, she's sold pictures to be here with me.
Jessie J couldn't believe the revelation"Oh Grace, were you wearing Crocs, or sandals, or heels? If you're free, we should write songs. Oh, Grace, you don't have seven toes. Or maybe you do, if you want to find out go on Wikifeet because I don't know but thank you for being so innovative and making money to be here today." Jessie joked: "Thank you, everyone make some noise for Grace and her amazing feet!"
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Speaking exclusively to the Mirror after her set, Jessie said: "You know what, you just gotta go with it - she had a sign about her feet and I was like 'What can I sing about?'" Joking, Jessie added: "But no, I hope Wikifeet see it and gives me a free subscription because I've got nice feet! Someone had set up an account for me on there - imagine, buying a house thanks to my toes!"
Jessie hopes Wikifeet offer her a free subscription (Redferns)The Isle of Wight festival opened its gates to campers on Thursday but well and truly kicked things on Friday with some of the nation’s best-loved acts taking to the main stage. Mike Skinner literally got to know his audience during The Streets’ exhilarating set. The Fit But Don’t Know You Know it hitmaker crowd surfed and got intimate with his fans in the pit in between belting out the group’s classic hits. The garage legend then paid tribute to The Prodigy before leaving the stage ahead of the electronic band closing the night.
The Prodigy’s show saw them play iconic tunes such as Breathe, Out Of Space and Firestarter, during which a special laser projection of bandmate Keith Moon was beamed across the crowd. Over the rest of the weekend, ticket holders will enjoy a whole host of incredible acts across 13 stages and headline performances from Pet Shop Boys, Green Day, Suede and Jo Whiley’s 90s Anthems and more still set to perform.
Across four days of music and entertainment, the festival site becomes home to over 55,000 people for a weekend that promises to once again prove itself as one of the UK’s most popular festivals.
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