This is for some ho haven' seen the video.

It was urine that was thrown.. the bottle didn't get onto the stage. It didn't catch onto her though she sees it and quickly walks off.

From about 30 secs in, she looks up and then walks off the stage. It's disgraceful i'm so ANGRY.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hPkIU-iPEI

The quality of that video is awful.

It is bad. No artist deserves that at all.

One bottle? That all? Not like this clip - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hnxies4Wtk - that was namechecked in the Guardian...

Or this one... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWvvF95ju9k - again, all over the press...

Its awful. We were at the Stafford V Festival and it came up on the screens people had threw bottles and stuff. Everyone agreed it was pathetic and uncalled for.

HaHa, the Tourist Information Office should launch a advertising:

England well known for Bed and Breakfast, and Piss Bottles, pay your dues!

It used to happen a lot, usually because the act doesn't suit the audience, as in Daphne and Celeste at Reading and many years ago at the 1981 festival the excellent reggae outfit Steel Pulse were canned off as were the mod act Nine Below Zero. At Knebworth many years ago I saw a girl in the audience get knocked out by an apple that had been thrown from behind

It is a shame that this has affected Cher Lloyd as much as it has - it is a by product of Festivals.- not that I approve of chucking piss at people - it's not very cultured.

Daphne and Celeste at the Reading Festival...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hnxies4Wtk

How awful for her... Scum

she shouldnt have been playing there anyway, she is absolutely shite

Correct.

I used to go to the V festival from the first one until about 2004 - have to say that she isn't the sort of act that used to be there, it was more of a rock/pop rock festival with a dance sideline.

Not really tv talent show stuff - that is more for T4 on the beach and the like.

So just throw a bottle of urine at her then - degrade the girl! That's perfectly normal.

It's like hating the food at a restaurant, eating it all anyway and then ripping the waiter to shreds over it! If you feel she isn't right for the festival, complain to the organisers.

Anything seems to be perfectly normal at a festival. When I was waiting at Download for the doors to the arena to opened, as they had been delayed 2 hours, a guy pee'd into a bottle and through it into the waiting crowd.

If an act doesn't fit the bill of the festival then they're bound to get bottled. Like Black Veiled Brides at Download this year were on before Trivium, which is a completely different audience, so they got some bottles thrown at them. But they told the bottle throwers to f off and let their fans enjoy their music and finished their set.

If Cher Lloyd can't handle a bottle of urine thrown at her, maybe this'll teach her to only accept gigs at festivals which are more suited to her.

Perhaps this is what miss lloyd should done..But has she got the bottle? haha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAa92...eature=related
sorry i forgot to post it..here it is..

Why are people saying she doesn't belong there? From what I saw of the highlights and previous line ups I gained the impression V Fest is a pop music festival. Anyways I feel bad for her as no one should be treated in this way, I've been to a few places where she's played and she seems to get booed a lot tbh

But she didn't belong before 'The Human League', completely different audiences, the people there near the front were most likely waiting for the next bands.

Should have put with before other pop acts

I wouldn't call V a traditional pop festival ,it started at the height of Brtipop and had a lot of those bands but also had big US acts like the Foo Fighters and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Didn't the Stone Roses headline this year ? I notice that recently acts like Cher Lloyd have been creeping in but that was not how the festival used to be - even now I wouldn't call it a pop festival - they are more like the teenybopper beach party type of shows.

It was one bottle that went nowhere near her. If it was anything like what happened to this guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YHLPjEQL0A then I could understand all the furore over it.

Judging on behaviour I witnessed in the red camp I'm amazed it was just the one bottle that was thrown...

I attended V at Chelmsford this year and despite being 40, it was my first ever festival. Not knowing anything about the camps, I'd booked us (me and my kids aged 16/13) in red camp which I later found out had a bit of a rep.

When I got there I was told by the stewards that the quite zone was okay for families, so we pitched up there. The Fri/Sat nights were fine - rowdy and raucous behaviour (as I expected) but all quite jovial - shouts of 'Alan', singing, laughing, swearing, etc.

On the Sunday night things changed drastically. Several groups of people felt it acceptable to walk up and down all night at the railings to the quiet zone shouting 'oi, wake up quiet zone w***ers you bunch of c***s', rattling the railings and pelting bottles of pee and full cans of lager at our tents. They set fire to at least three tents and were throwing aerosols onto campfires to create explosions. At one stage a bloke from a tent nearby shouted at them to clear off only for them to tear down the railings so that they could try and get to him.

I'm not naive (and neither are my kids), I've lived in rough areas, been to plenty of football matches (home and away) and gigs, heard every swear word under the sun etc, but behaviour on that night was just threatening and really intimidating for those of us targetted. The onsite security seemed to be fighting a losing battle as there were so many incidents going off that they couldn't keep up.

I loved the festival itself but wouldn't ever want to camp there again, especially not in the red camp where to pitch your tent on the quiet bit you seem to be inviting yourself to be attacked by a bunch of chavs with nothing better to do.

If nothing else it was a lesson to my kids of how not to behave.

It's a festival. Sometimes, people throw bottles of piss at festivals. Twas ever thus.

No matter how much people hate an artist or dont agree with there music this is no way to behave...what are we cavemen grow the **** up...also the people that think its so funny and wish they were there to see it or wish they had done it or have done it in the past make me sick they are just jelaous about what she has achived at such a young a age and cant accept the fact she has made more out of her life then they ever will

Sorry rant over haha