G Flip left Aussies divided on Saturday when they performed the opening act for the 2026 AFL Grand Final. The singer, 32, performed a short set ahead of Kylie Minogue’s highly anticipated 20-minute performance. While some viewers at home were impressed with the drummer’s show, others slammed the musician online for putting on a ‘terrible’ performance. ‘G-flip is terrible definitely triple j crowd,’ one person wrote.Another added: ‘Am I the only Australian who doesn’t rate G Flip?”P*** off G Flip,’ wrote a third, while someone else commented: ‘Why does G Flip keep getting shoved down our throats? She’s not that good.’ G Flip, 32, left Aussies divided on Saturday when they performed the opening act for the 2026 AFL Grand FinalHowever, plenty others sang their praises of the Australian singer. ‘G Flip best person to kick off the Pre Game Entertainment,’ one person wrote.’Never heard of them, but damn they have a great voice,’ added a second.’#Gflip I like it #AFLGF Good choice as an old timer who doesn’t listen to the radio and don’t know them. I think they are terrific,’ someone else commented. ‘G Flip was great,’ noted one social media user. G Flip is the opening act for Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue, who has spent the week on her home turf in Melbourne.Join the discussionWhat does G Flip’s polarising AFL Grand Final set say about changing music tastes in Australia?What’s your view? The singer performed a short set ahead of Kylie Minogue’s highly anticipated 20-minute performanceKylie, 58, has been rehearsing at the MCG all week for the footy gig, looking far younger than her years as she donned a series of fashionable looks.At one stage, Kylie reached death-defying heights as she was lifted high above the stadium on a small podium while going through her setlist.Rigged up with a safety harness to prevent her from plunging to the ground below, Kylie launched into a high-octane song and dance routine.Aided by a whole team of helpers, she later changed into a distressed shirt dress, this time with the words ‘I’m home’ emblazoned across the front.Kylie, who grew up in Melbourne, is indeed on home turf for the hotly anticipated performance on Saturday.The Padam Padam hitmaker will be appearing before a sell-out crowd at the 100,000-seat MCG on September 26. While some viewers at home were impressed with the drummer’s show, others slammed the musician online for putting on a ‘terrible’ performanceHer 20-minute gig is set to net the pint-sized pop star a hefty payday.Kylie is believed to be walking home with a whopping $3million for her highly anticipated show.She will play the set before her hometown fans and a TV audience of millions.Her enormous payday was reported by New Idea, after the AFL recently confirmed that Kylie was on their ‘wish list’ for some time.