I just wanted a little kiss! Fans criticize the way Adam Levine treated a girl on stage

I just wanted a little kiss! Fans criticize the way Adam Levine treated a girl on stage

Adam Levine has made us sigh since the first day he took the stage with his band Maroon 5. However, the singer is still not very clear that his popularity has risen like foam thanks to his audience and that he must be a little more empathetic with this one.

A few days ago, Levine got into the eye of the storm when during his presentation at the annual We Can Survive solidarity concert in Los Angeles, a fan jumped on stage and he not only walked away, but also made a terrible gesture of disgusting.

The face of disgust was unnecessary

While Levine was on stage playing his hit Sunday Morning, one of his fans thought it was a really good idea to go upstairs to give him a hug and get some attention. on his part. For his part, the singer was very focused on his performance when he suddenly felt that he was being pulled by the arm and immediately turned his gaze to the young girl.

Levine wasn’t amused that the girl was there next to him and he didn’t try to hide it for a second, as he immediately pulled back and even made a gesture of contempt at the fan. As expected, the singer’s security personnel attacked the young girl as if she was a potential criminal, and they took her so far away from the “star”.

Opinions are divided on his reaction


The singer’s reaction sparked a big debate on social media, as there are those who claim the singer was right because he was scared and others say the girl violated Levine’s personal space, so her reaction was most natural.

While others allege that the reaction was too exaggerated and that his actions were rude as he owes his fame to his fans.

Levine responded to the controversy

Through his Instagram account, Levine explained, from his perspective, how the incident went and made it clear that his fans are the most important thing, but that they only took him by surprise. and that is why he was afraid.

I have always been someone who loves, respects and adores our fans. Without them, we don’t have a job. I say this all the time to our fans. Sometimes when you’re scared I have to shake myself off and move on, because I’m doing my job. This is what I am proud of.

I have to let you know what my heart is, and my heart is this connection between the band performing on stage and the fans. Hope we can all understand this.

Maybe if he was a little scared, but even so, it’s not the first time the singer has acted the same way, as it seems he doesn’t like being touched.

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