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Puth wrote, "This trend of throwing things at performers while they are on stage must come to an end. (Bebe, Ava, AND NOW Kelsea Ballerini…)" He emphasized the disrespectfulness and danger associated with such actions, urging concertgoers to enjoy the music without resorting to such behavior.
Just a few days ago, Kelsea Ballerini was performing her song "If You Go Down (I’m Goin’ Down Too)" at Outlaw Field in the Idaho Botanical Garden when she was unexpectedly struck by an object thrown from the crowd. In a video capturing the incident, the country star momentarily turned away from the audience to discuss the situation with her fiddle player before leaving the stage. Fortunately, Ballerini shared that the incident scared her more than causing significant harm. She revealed that someone "threw a bracelet, it hit me in the eye, and it more so just scared me than hurt me."
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Similarly, Bebe Rexha, during a performance in New York City, encountered a distressing incident when a fan threw a cell phone at her, striking her in the face and causing an injury that required stitches. The unexpected attack left Rexha momentarily knocked to the ground. The singer later addressed the incident, stating that the fan's action split her eyebrow and emphasized the need for greater respect at concerts.
Ava Max also faced a disheartening encounter when a concertgoer stormed the stage during her Los Angeles show and struck her across the face while security personnel tried to intervene. Max shared her experience on Twitter, informing her fans that the assailant caused a scratch inside her eye. However, she thanked her supportive fans and assured them that the person responsible would no longer be allowed at her future shows.
These incidents highlight the importance of fostering a safe and respectful environment for both artists and fans during live performances. Charlie Puth's plea for concertgoers to refrain from throwing objects at performers serves as a reminder that the enjoyment of music should never come at the expense of others' well-being. Let us all work together to ensure that concerts remain spaces of positivity, appreciation, and shared love for the artistry on display.
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Ava Max also faced a disheartening encounter when a concertgoer stormed the stage during her Los Angeles show and struck her across the face while security personnel tried to intervene. Max shared her experience on Twitter, informing her fans that the assailant caused a scratch inside her eye. However, she thanked her supportive fans and assured them that the person responsible would no longer be allowed at her future shows.
These incidents highlight the importance of fostering a safe and respectful environment for both artists and fans during live performances. Charlie Puth's plea for concertgoers to refrain from throwing objects at performers serves as a reminder that the enjoyment of music should never come at the expense of others' well-being. Let us all work together to ensure that concerts remain spaces of positivity, appreciation, and shared love for the artistry on display.
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