Lately, there has been a disturbing trend of concertgoers attacking performers during their shows, and rapper Cardi B became a victim of such an incident during her recent concert. While she was energetically performing her hit song “Bodak Yellow,” someone in the audience threw a drink at her, splashing her in the face. Naturally, Cardi was enraged by this act and swiftly retaliated by hurling her microphone back at the person, hitting them directly in the face. The incident was captured on video and has been circulating online.
Despite the disruption caused by the drink being thrown, Cardi B’s music continued playing as she paused to assess the situation. Identifying the perpetrator, she took immediate action, and her security team promptly apprehended the individual and removed them from the audience.
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Regrettably, Cardi B is not the only artist who has faced such distressing incidents during their performances. Singers like Bebe Rexha, Harry Styles, Drake, Kelsea Ballerini, Steve Lacy, Kid Cudi, and Pink have also had objects thrown at them while on stage, resulting in injuries and show disruptions. Recently, Bebe Rexha even needed stitches after a fan threw a phone at her during one of her songs. The impact caused her to fall and sustain a cut on her eyebrow, requiring medical attention.
These dangerous and disrespectful actions have prompted some artists, including Adele, to address the issue during their own concerts, urging attendees to adhere to proper concert etiquette and refrain from engaging in such behavior.
While Cardi B responded to the situation in her own way, it is essential to prioritize the safety and respect of artists during their performances. Concert organizers and security personnel must take effective measures to prevent these incidents from occurring in the future. Ensuring a secure and enjoyable environment for both performers and audiences should be a top priority at live events.
