Janet Jackson is the latest celeb to realize you can’t sneak one past the internet.
The pop star, 52, was caught apparently editing the poster for this summer’s Glastonbury Festival to show herself as the main headliner, according to the BBC.
Days after the British festival officially announced that the singer had been added to the lineup for the five-day music event, which will be headlined by The Killers and The Cure, Jackson tweeted out an image of the poster that gave herself top billing.
While Jackson was always listed in the top line of the poster, her version had her listed to the far left, in front of the other top-billed acts – The Killers, The Cure, Stormzy and Kylie – rather than all the way to the right, which is how the poster looked when the festival tweeted it out.
While the issue may seem minor, placement on a festival poster has long been a subject of contention for musicians, Stereogum pointed out. Last year, 2 Chainz made it clear he felt disrespected after he was listed on the eighth line of the Governors Ball poster.
Jackson’s version of the poster is still up on her official Twitter account. The performance will be her first at the storied music festival and her first in the UK in eight years.
Tickets for Glastonbury, which runs June 26-30, sold out last October in just 30 minutes but canceled tickets will be made available to the public on April 28.