Speaker 1: One a two point seven kiss fans are in a grande.
Speaker 1: God is a woman. Ryan Seacrest here, So just so
Speaker 1: you are aware, coming up, if you want to go
Speaker 1: see Doja Cat in concert, popular show, we had tailor
Speaker 1: tickets a whole bunch of those not too long ago.
Speaker 1: Now we've got these Doja tickets for you every single hour.
Speaker 1: But you can't go and do what somehow people are
Speaker 1: trending to do at a live show. I was rattled
Speaker 1: when I get The first one I saw was an
Speaker 1: object being thrown at bb rexa whom I have known,
Speaker 1: we have known for a long time. Yeah, I really
Speaker 1: like I really like her. I like her music, I
Speaker 1: like her and she got hit in the eye and
Speaker 1: it was bad. There was a phone, a phone. The
Speaker 1: phone is a rock.
Speaker 2: Have you ever dropped it when you're texting on your face?
Speaker 2: And that's just like a hurt right, that's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, right, okay with velocity, That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: you know, spawn at you. So this has become a trend.
Speaker 1: Systey has some information on this, and then the questions
Speaker 1: why and how does it stop? Needs to stop?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: What's the solution to this?
Speaker 2: Because in front of every platform.
Speaker 3: Is that going to be the answer, right exactly? So
Speaker 3: we as we saw a few days ago, Harry Styles
Speaker 3: was the latest to get hit in the eye by
Speaker 3: flying object. He was in Vienna, Vienna. Not sure it
Speaker 3: was in his eye, okay, same right at his head
Speaker 3: face right right, That's what I'm saying, Like the people
Speaker 3: are getting decked, like in their face, and this isn't
Speaker 3: the first time Harry's been hit by something because he's
Speaker 3: been obviously doing.
Speaker 1: This tour for so long. And then there's just really.
Speaker 3: Random objects so not necessarily like throwing things at them
Speaker 3: like this one person through their mother's ashes on stage
Speaker 3: at Pink's concert not too long ago, and Pink just
Speaker 3: really didn't know how to react because that is an
Speaker 3: odd item, I.
Speaker 2: Know, and you want to be respectful, yeah, because that's
Speaker 2: somebody's ashes, but.
Speaker 1: It's very weird.
Speaker 3: That one really throws you. Lady Gaga had a Teddy
Speaker 3: Bear thrown at her face, and then while obviously we
Speaker 3: were just talking about Bibe Rexa Drake also had a
Speaker 3: phone thrown at his face Ava Max not too long ago.
Speaker 3: Is here in La a fan came up on stage
Speaker 3: slapped her in the face, and so I mean, we
Speaker 3: can go on and on. So at this point, artists
Speaker 3: are now addressing the audience. I think that is the steps.
Speaker 1: Canadell do this? Dell said, you throw anything this way
Speaker 1: or if you whatever, I'm out exactly.
Speaker 3: She basically dared the audience. I dare you guys to
Speaker 3: throw something at me. We'll see where this goes.
Speaker 1: I mean, first of all, why okay? To me, this
Speaker 1: is social media. Everybody wants their thirty seconds of fame
Speaker 1: and no matter how they stick get it. No matter
Speaker 1: how they get well, look at some of the crazy
Speaker 1: stunts people pull and they kill themselves. Ye. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: like for the thirty seconds of fame. That's what a
Speaker 1: lot of people are after from social media. They see
Speaker 1: somebody do it and then they copycat it. And I
Speaker 1: don't know that they think through the seriousness of what
Speaker 1: they're doing. They just copycat it.
Speaker 3: It's just they're not worth it to me.
Speaker 1: So to me, everyone needs to adele the fan. Yeah,
Speaker 1: adele the fan, because fans are ultimately like everyone's there,
Speaker 1: you're there, The fans are in control. They're in control.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: If everybody doesn't do it, then you get a show.
Speaker 1: But if somebody does it, you don't. I don't know
Speaker 1: how how because you can't like you can't wand for
Speaker 1: a phone.
Speaker 3: Frisk Us intimes say you can't bring anything in at all.
Speaker 2: I feel like they can create enough space between the
Speaker 2: artist and like the front row. So now like front
Speaker 2: row isn't gonna make like make it harder to like
Speaker 2: chuck stuff or put plexiglass in the front of the stage.
Speaker 3: Plexi glass sound, maybe a net like they do at
Speaker 3: baseball games, a.
Speaker 2: Net whatever, Yeah, gonna suck.
Speaker 1: But the fact that we're talking about it's gross because
Speaker 1: it's like, yes, are these are for these artists we
Speaker 1: couldn't see because of COVID for how many years? Yeah,
Speaker 1: and now people who are there have saved up to go,
Speaker 1: have gotten babysitters or gotten their parents to get permission
Speaker 1: to go, and then this happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I actually give them props to just getting back
Speaker 3: up and getting back out there the next day, the
Speaker 3: week after they've been hit in the face or whatever,
Speaker 3: because I know that Beebe just a few days later,
Speaker 3: continued her tour No No Issues. I ended up seeing
Speaker 3: her in LA and she kicked off the show by saying,
Speaker 3: I have two rules. Don't throw anything at me and
Speaker 3: have fun. Everybody should be able to do that exactly.
Speaker 3: Like the fact that you have to say that, though,
Speaker 3: is like it's crazy.
Speaker 1: But to me, this is a product of trends. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a product of social viral trends. And it's the
Speaker 1: wrong time. It's like, stop it all. So coming next.
Speaker 1: I don't give away Doja cat tickets, But there are
Speaker 1: two rules. Did you throw nothing in? You have fun?
Speaker 1: In the words of the Great Bob Rexit exactly, that's
Speaker 1: one minute out