Adele had a delicate handling when fans stood up to cheer, blocking the view of other audiences

A male audience member was repeatedly warned by security guards when he stood up to cheer Adele during the singer’s recent performance, causing many people sitting behind to block their view. However, for what reason is this person protected by Adele?

A male audience member named Juan Pablo became the center of attention after being defended by Adele at the singer’s concert in Las Vegas. Specifically, this guy stood up while Adele was singing the song I Drink Wine, causing a female audience member to come closer and remind him that there were many people behind him whose view was blocked because he was the only one standing up.

The clip shows Juan being reminded to sit down by spectators and security guards.

After agreeing to sit down, Juan stood up again because of the overwhelming emotion when Adele performed the song Water Under the Bridge . At this time, Adele asked everyone to stand up and join in the song with her. However, the security guard approached Juan and suggested that he sit down to calm down because he noticed that Juan was a bit too excited and seemed to have difficulty breathing due to heightened emotions.

Juan was reminded by the security guard to calm down.

Adele quickly noticed the security guard’s presence in Juan’s seating area. She asked to stop the music and spoke up with the hope that the security guard would not make things difficult for the male audience member: “Can the security guards stop bothering him, let him enjoy the show?” Let’s act.”

Adele wants the audience to comfortably enjoy her performance.

Adele’s action to protect her audience received praise from the online community, saying that she always cares about her audience. As for Juan, he had an interview with news site TMZ to share about his experience that day. Juan apologized to everyone, but he did not feel guilty for his actions in blocking everyone’s view.

Juan apologized but at the same time said he did not feel guilty for that action.

“I want to say sorry. I only had one chance to meet Adele and I took advantage of it. I don’t feel guilty about that action. They could have stood up too.” – Juan Pablo shares. More specifically, Juan took a photo with the security guard who reminded him, affirming that he and the security guard had no animosity, they simply wanted to make sure he could be safe and calm down. when you’re too excited at a show.

Juan took a photo with the security guard after the performance ended.