Darlene Love performs iconic Christmas song on 'The View' after NBC snub: ‘This is my new home!’

Kat Vasquez

Darlene Love is calling out NBC — again! The 78 year-old legendary vocalist was the subject of controversy earlier this month after she took to Facebook to express her disappointment at not being asked to perform at the Christmas tree lighting extravaganza at Rockefeller Center in New York City.

Instead, NBC chose Pitch Perfect alum Skylar Astin and former Glee actress Alex Newell to sing Love’s iconic song Christmas (Baby Please Come Home). According to Love, her publicist has been trying for years to get her on the annual special, but NBC has continued to snub her.

Well, now she’s moving on. ABC’s The View had Love on the show to perform the song along with pop singer Jason Derulo. After the performance, she said about the controversy, “I’ve sung at the White House, I’ve sung at the David Letterman Show for 29 years — I’ve done a tree lighting all over this country, except for here.”

There were mixed reactions on Twitter, with some people people saying the singer overreacted.

One even accused her of whining:

While another claimed that artists today are too sensitive:

But some agreed with Love. The View co-host, Meghan McCain also weighed in on Twitter:

Another user pointed out that Love isn’t the only woman being disrespected by NBC:

In the end, Darlene Love seems to be happy about starting a new tradition with ABC. At the end of the show, she said, “I want you guys to hear this from my mouth: This is my new home!”

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