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An alarming and perilous summer trend followed by a handful of misguided individuals has embarked upon a path of irresponsibility, leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Disturbing incidents have shed light on the alarming act of fans hurling objects at their beloved stars during live performances.
The consequences of such reckless behavior have been severe, prompting an outcry from artists who have fallen victim to this distressing trend.
Bebe Rexha suffered a severe injury in New York City when an individual thoughtlessly hurled a cell phone at her face, resulting in her pain and trauma.
Authorities swiftly apprehended the perpetrator, but the incident serves as a harrowing reminder of the consequences of such actions.
Sadly, Bebe Rexha’s experience is not an isolated incident
While captivating audiences across Europe this summer, Harry Styles has also been subjected to the alarming impact of thrown objects, enduring multiple hits during his performances.
This worrisome trend of fans resorting to such disrespectful acts has not gone unnoticed by industry veterans like Marc Anthony and Bad Bunny, who have spoken out against these acts of blatant disregard.
The implications of these incidents extend beyond mere physical harm. They raise questions about the boundaries between artists and their adoring supporters, challenging the notion of respect, appreciation, and the responsibilities that come with fanhood. Such thoughtless actions risk tarnishing the vibrant connection between artists and their audiences, a bond built on admiration, inspiration, and shared experiences.
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In this critical juncture, it is imperative to reflect on the impact of our actions and the consequences they can have on the lives of those we admire.
Find below some artists who have bravely called out the disrespect they have encountered
© GettyImagesAdele
“Have you noticed how people are forgetting f---ing show etiquette at the moment. People are throwing s--- on stage. Have you seen that? I f---ing dare you — I dare you throw something at me. I’ll f---ing kill you,” Adele said during her Weekends with Adele show at The Colosseum in Las Vegas. “Stop throwing things at the artist ... These people have lost it. Can you imagine?”
© GettyImagesBebe Rexha
“We’re almost towards the end. No phones in the face — thank God,” Bebe Rexha said after returning to the stage days after a concertgoer threw his phone at her face.
© GettyImagesBad Bunny
Bad Bunny wasn’t interested in sharing his thoughts when during his “World Hottest Tour,“ a fan threw his phone, hitting him on his leg. The world’s most streamed artist grabbed the phone and threw it back.
© GettyImagesBillie Eilish and FINNEAS
“I’m been getting hit on stage with things for literally six years. People just get excited and it can be dangerous. It’s absolutely infuriating when you’re up there. When you’re up there, it blows. You know it’s out of love ... [but ] you’re in a vulnerable position.” — Billie “Don’t do it!” Billie and her brother told The Hollywood Reporter.
© GettyImagesCharlie Puth
“This trend of throwing things at performers while they are onstage must come to an end,” Puth wrote on Twitter. “It’s so disrespectful and very dangerous. Please just enjoy the music, I beg of you.”
© GettyImagesMarc Anthony
Marc Anthony took his “Viviendo Tour” to Colombia and is incredibly grateful to the people for having an “amazing” time. However, there was an unfortunate incident during one of the concerts at the Feria de las Flores that he did not appreciate at all. While he was singing, he was struck by a bottle thrown by one of the attendees, hitting him on his right leg.
He then said: “Don’t throw it! I can buy a bottle!”
