Adele, playful comment against audience members throwing things on stage

Bracelets, phones, sweets: these are just some of the objects that have been thrown at artists on stage during recent concerts. Now Adele is the latest one to talk about the trend.

as reported BBC News, joked to the Vegas crowd that he “were killedWhoever tried to throw something on stage.

Adele comments to fans during concert

A clip of her holding up a shirt to “shoot” at the audience went viral on social media, with Adele telling the crowd that people have forgotten “courtesy of the show,

,dare you throw something at mehe joked, before sarcastically firing a shirt.

Adele is known for throwing T-shirts at the crowd in Las Vegas, but her comments are in response to a series of incidents where fans have thrown objects on stage.

Pop star Bebe Rexha was injured after being hit by a phone during a performance last month and was taken to hospital.

Lil Nas X also looked surprised when a sex toy landed on stage during a performance in Sweden on Saturday.

On the other hand, Harry Styles got eye candy during a concert in November. More recently, Pink appeared uncomfortable when a lot of human ashes were thrown on stage.

Ava Max was also slapped on stage and someone threw a bracelet at country singer Kelsea Ballerini in June.

Charlie Puth eventually asked people to stop and wrote on Twitter that “The trend…must stop” and that is “outrageous and very dangerous,

The trend of throwing objects on the stage told by experts

But why do fans make these gestures during concerts? Dr Lucy Bennett is a lecturer at Cardiff University who investigates the relationship between fans and their favorite singers.

He specifically revealed that the outlook of the people has changed since the Covid pandemic.Where we couldn’t be physically present at the concerts,

And Dr. Bennett thinks some people are doing it because it’s hard to be seen by artists on social media. ,If you’re in the same physical space as them and throwing something, you’ll be noticed.“, Claimed.