Singer Sia walks from the stage after performing at the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) gala in New York June 17, 2014. U.S. President Barack Obama spoke after Sia performed. REUTERS/Kevi
Singer Sia walks from the stage after performing at the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) gala in New York June 17, 2014. U.S. President Barack Obama spoke after Sia performed. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

Sia was a big winner at the Australian Recording Industry Association, or ARIA, Music Awards on Wednesday, but apart from not personally receiving her awards, she apparently has no use for them as well. The Australian top-charter gave away her ARIA trophies to Twitter fans, and Ed Sheeran also wanted one.

The 38-year-old “Chandelier” songstress won Album of the Year, Best Female Artist Album and Best Pop Album for “1000 Forms of Fear,” as well as Best Video for “Chandelier.” Unfortunately, she wasn’t in her home country to accept the award, and was called out on social media for not even filming an acceptance speech for her gongs.

She took to Twitter to clarify the matter, saying that she taped four “thank you” speeches for each of the award, but ARIA had other plans than to show them. She is also “saddened” for being criticised for not showing up.

“On the upside, I won!” Sia continued, before adding, “Who wants one? First four to document doing a good deed, I’ll send you an aria. GO!!!”

On the upside, I won! Who wants one? First four people to document doing a good deed, I'll send you an aria. GO!!!

— sia (@Sia) November 26, 2014

She didn’t appear to be joking, and soon after, her fans start submitting their “good deed.” She then picked her winners, asking them for their address.

@MrWayneyB address? You get one. Make sure you cc @17days . You were first! — sia (@Sia) November 26, 2014

@QueenSiaFurler you were second! Address! Make sure to cc @17days

— sia (@Sia) November 26, 2014

@JACQUES901 you are third! Make sure to cc @17days with your address! — sia (@Sia) November 26, 2014

@QTLBJ you were number 4! Cc @17days your address!

— sia (@Sia) November 26, 2014

Sheeran, who was nominated for Best International Artist at the ARIA but lost to One Direction, also wanted an ARIA. He tweeted Sia, saying he could be her own good deed.

“@Sia I’m overweight, send me one plz, that can your good deed,” (sic) the English singer-songwriter joked, adding a photo of himself. Sia ran out of ARIA to give, so she just invited Sheeran for a session of colonics.

@edsheeran let's do colonics — sia (@Sia) November 26, 2014