Glastonbury 2014: Twitter reacts as Lily Allen brings Pyramid Stage back to life after storm
Allen's songs about oral sex and the war on drugs banished the thunderstorm
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Your support makes all the difference.Lily Allen restarted the party on Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage this evening after organisers temporarily pulled the power as a safety precaution following lightning.
The "Not Fair" singer performed in a racy pink jumpsuit and danced among giant inflatable milk bottles "because she's a mum".
She called President of FIFA Sepp Blatter a c**t and dedicated her song "F**k You" to him before announcing later on in her set that she had a "wedgie", pint in hand.
But while many fans cheered along both at Worthy Farm and in living rooms up and down the UK (particularly the "ladies" she repeatedly shouted out to), not everyone was enamoured with Allen's colourful set.
Here's a selection of some of the most-telling reactions during her set - the good, the bad and the ugly:
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