Fan screams are what makes a celebrity feel he or she is famous. The louder the screams, the better. However, for Canadian singer Justin Bieber, fan must learn to behave, particularly when to scream and when to be silent during his concerts.
He delivered that message on Sunday night during the last of his three Manchester concerts by stopping his performance, storming off the stage and dropping his microphone at around 10 p.m., The Telegraph reports based on social media posts from concert attendees.
But the 22-year-old singer just let off some steam and then returned to the stage and shared with fans how he felt. “So the reason why I got upset is because I travelled across the whole world to come here and I dedicated my life to this. I dedicated my life to performing, I dedicate my life to bringing big smiles to people's faces, and I feel like people just aren't giving me the same respect back, and courtesy. That's all,” Bieber explained.
After the walk-off, dozens of fans tweeted what happened at Bieber’s Manchester Arena show. Although he later returned to the stage, he reportedly did not speak to the audience for the remainder of the show which is part of his Purpose World Tour, Manchester Evening News reported.
It was not the first time that the 22-year-old singer was irritated by the screams at the Manchester concerts. During the Thursday run of the concert, he told the audience, “You can scream as much as you want afterwards but while I’m singing try and stay quiet.”
When he made the same request on Sunday, the fans booed Bieber which prompted the walk-out. Although his request was reasonable, what he did further angered some fans. One concert attendee, Courtney, tweeted that Bieber is a spoiled brat.