Adele Warns Fans: “Don’t Throw Anything At Me, Or I’ll Kill You”

AleTelephone hooks, sweets, even the ashes of dead people. Episodes in which the protagonist appears Fans throwing things at their idols at concerts week-on-week growth. Till now there are many singers who have involuntarily become victims of some wild and dangerous fashion, which jeopardizes the health of the cast and the normal operation of the show. aware of danger, adele wanted to clarify things: he no one dares to touch it Or he’ll have to deal with it.

during one of his many concerts Residence To vegaspop star of someone like you He appeared on stage and explained himself very well a gun shoots a t-shirt, Addressing his audience directly, he said sarcastically: “Have you noticed that lately people have Etiquette Forgotten at Music Festivals And they started throwing stuff on stage?” At the cost of attracting fans’ attention, she went on to “threaten”: “I challenge you, c…, I challenge you to throw anything at me and I will kill you,

To make the warning even more believable, ha took off a shirt in the audience, amid amused screams from those present. ,stop throwing things at artists, when you can throw them at people…” he said with a hearty laugh. He then concluded: “It’s quite the opposite. Better go back and return the T-shirt gun.” The curtain ends with a laugh, but the message seemed more than reassuring

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event on the other hand it should not be taken lightly, A few weeks ago, during one of his concerts in New York, Bebe Rexha gets hurt in the eye, focuses on the launch of a smartphone by a 27-year-old man who was later arrested. November 2022 was the turn Harry Styles fall prey to target practice Sugar Coated Candies, However, the most absurd episode happened in late June and pink: The singer while performing at London’s BST Hyde Park someone in the crowd threw a bag full of gray powder at him

, ,Are these your mother’s ashes? The artist replied. I don’t know how to feel about it.” Maybe Adele is right: It really is time to calm down.

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