Poppy has launched a new T-shirt poking fun at a mix-up with Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante at the Grammys 2025.
- READ MORE: Poppy cranks up the heaviness: “Sitting amongst the extremes feels very whole to me”
LaPlante was mistaken for Poppy during an interview at the awards ceremony in LA last Sunday (February 2). The latter’s collaborative single with Knocked Loose, ‘Suffocate’, was nominated for Best Metal Performance along with Spiritbox’s ‘Cellar Door’.
When being asked about the nod on the red carpet, LaPlante decided to go along with the awkward error and answer as if she were Poppy.
After giving the interviewer a look of confusion, LaPlante responded: “I am Poppy, and I am really happy to be here nominated with Knocked Loose. I really hope we win.”
courtney laplante from spiritbox getting mixed up with poppy by a grammys interviewer and just going with it and pretending shes actually poppy. im HOWLING pic.twitter.com/ZLOEcUVnOK
— YEOSANG DOBERMAN⁸ 🧊 || SAW ATEEZ IN MANCHESTER (@honeybunhwa) February 2, 2025
The Spiritbox frontwoman went on to answer on behalf of the real Poppy, who had been nominated in the past. “I hope it’s me [who wins] or Spiritbox and Courtney,” she told the reporter.
Now, after sharing a snippet of the interview on Instagram as part of her Grammys post, Poppy has released a special new T-shirt on her merch store. The black-and-white tee features a printed name tag reading: “Hello, I am Poppy.”
In the caption to announce the new item, she jokingly wrote: “We are all Poppy.” The T-shirt is currently only available on Poppy’s US store, priced at $30. It is expected to ship in mid-March.
You can buy yours here, and check out the preview image below.
we are all poppyimpoppy.com
Posted by Poppy on Tuesday, February 4, 2025
Elsewhere, Spotify has jumped on the viral Grammys moment by using a photo of LaPlante on its Kickass Metal Playlist, along with the note: “Poppy on top of today’s best Metal playlist.”
Poppy and Spiritbox ultimately lost out on the Best Metal Performance award to French band Gojira, who won for ‘Mea Culpa (Ah! Ça ira!)’, which they performed at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
See the full list of Grammys 2025 winners here.
