When you go to a show there are certain expectations we have as fans. American producer, Tanner Petulla, who more commonly known as Getter, is currently on tour for his Visceral album. Unfortunately, some individuals last night weren’t feeling his set in Houston.
you know, i used to make music for the wrong reasons
i found something i can chase and is much more complex then some dumb trendy bullshit
ive spent all my money and time on something i love and thats literally all that matters to me.
boo me all u want, im still doing this shit— 𝕲𝖊𝖙𝖙𝖊𝖗 (@GetterOfficial) March 16, 2019
Rave Humor shared the news on Facebook.
Getter’s friend and fellow producer, Ekali, posted on Twitter today about what happened.
Have you seen this video of Calvin Harris yelling at a dumb white girl at LIV in Miami because she told him to “play something original” during “Feel So Close?” It’s magicalhttps://t.co/M4eWWOkOqc
— Kat Bein (@KatSaysKill) March 16, 2019
The Aftermath
So far there have not been any videos posted showing the incident, but it has been confirmed through fans across all social media platforms. The majority of reactions have been supportive of Petulla. Some fans have called for Excision to cancel his Houston show as punishment for the rude reaction of the ‘railers.’
People hating on Getter’s Visceral tour get me so heated, you’re literally going to see the tour for the album don’t you dare complain about hearing the album 🤬🤬
— adam (@realtrndsttr) March 16, 2019
Originally, Getter’s music has been primarily Dubstep. What is surprising is the amount of backlash he has received from fans on his Visceral album and tour. And yet, Petulla has been open to the criticism and earlier this month decided to adjust some aspects of his live show.
been thinking about the criticism of the visceral tour so far and have started to adjust a lot of shit in the performance
it doesn’t make sense for me to expect everyone from previous shows to be 100% down w the new stuff
ima make this super special thanks for the pointers 😊
— 𝕲𝖊𝖙𝖙𝖊𝖗 (@GetterOfficial) March 7, 2019
The Bigger Picture
This situation brings up a larger issue within music culture.
Being a “fan since day one” doesn’t mean you own the artist. In fact, if you claim to be a die-hard fan since the beginning of the artist’s career then by default you should know that they are embarking on a journey of musical discovery. It’s okay to love the origins but a lot of you still need to learn how to respect the development. This is their career. Sure, criticism is a part of any job, and we need it in order to grow and learn. There is a difference between constructive criticism and being an asshole.
Getter, don’t stop what you’re doing. We appreciate you and your music. Some people really suck.
You can stream his latest single, Ham Sandwich, below.
