Pink roasted and then ejected a concertgoer who brought up a strange message about circumcision at one of her recent concerts.
During Pink’s concert in San Antonio, Texas on September 9. Pink, 25, kicked a man out of her audience after he disrupted her concert with a message on his phone: “Circumcision: cruel and harmful.”
Pink, who was in the middle of her acoustic set, turned her attention to the destructive man.
“Oh, you say that now, don’t you? Are you feeling well? You spent all this money to come here and do this? I will have to buy this type of Birkin bag. money. Get that shit out of here,” Pink said.
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When the man turned around so others could read the message on his phone, the crowd booed him.
“He wants you to read all of this. He came here tonight to talk about circumcision,” Pink added before her security team removed the concertgoer from his prime spot at the barricade.
“I feel bad. I’m sorry he wasted his time tonight,” Pink joked.
Watch the moment unfold below:
The concertgoer’s post was likely a response to the backlash Pink received in 2019 when she posted—and then deleted—a video of her son Jameson, then about 3 years old, at the beach, during which his diaper briefly fell out.
Many people left intrusive comments about her baby son’s genitals under the first video post, to which Pink responded with a lengthy statement on Instagram.
“There is something seriously wrong with many of you. Worried about my baby’s penis? About circumcision??? Are you seriously? Like any normal mother at the beach, I didn’t even notice him take off his swim diaper. “, Pink wrote.
“I deleted this because you are all fucking disgusting. Now I turn off my comments and shake my head at the state of social media and keyboard warriors and the negativity you bring into other people’s lives. There’s something seriously wrong with a lot of you… Here’s a photo of a pelican that we apparently captured and abused for hours before dangling a child’s penis in his face,” she continued.
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