Charli XCX's performance at the Roskilde Festival showcased her individuality and potential, with her unique '80s-tinged pop resonating strongly with the audience.
Troye Sivan, contrastingly, relied on choreography and visual spectacle, but his performance lacked vocal range and stage presence, drawing criticisms of being less impactful than Charli.
Despite the impressive visuals and crowd engagement methods employed by Sivan, his music may not hold as much weight outside a festival like this, emphasizing the necessity for substance in artistry.
Charli XCX's journey from a lesser-known artist to a captivating performer underlines her growth, showcasing the evolution artists undergo in their careers.
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