Fans jumps on stage and scares Maroon 5's Adam Levine

[Invitation]

I don't understand the judgmental comments.

When someone is very in the moment and performing, they can be startled by people jumping on them. Of course they'd be scared.

I hope that fan got kicked out for that.

[No Seas Cortes]

Are you guys really mad at him because of that?

This isn't a normal behavior that someone suddenly touches you, hugs you etc. You guys are scaring me with your comments. What if she touched his private parts or wanted to hurt him

If he acted differently, everyone would jump on stage to get a hug.

His reaction was totally normal

[everybodygoesdown]

That was an acceptable reaction to a stranger trying to touch and hug you without permission.

Yes he could have been nicer and just put out his hand and say "sorry I don't like to be touched" and maybe he would have - had he had the time to think about it - but he reacted in the moment which is only human.

 

[Markoct]

Criticizing?? I cant with fans thinking celebs are obligated to feed their obsessions. What she did is inappropriate! BXXX get off me PERIOD 

[Bunkywoo]

You go to a concert to watch the artist. Enjoy the show .. yet jumping on a stage and invading someones privacy is not acceptable.  I do not get overly obsessed fans .  Britney has been startled in the past as well by fans. There are many like her unfortunately that think its ok to jump on the stage .  
 

-wrote the above without seeing the clip.. since viewing —-Adam is a scumbag . Sorry what a narcissist prick 

[So Annoying]

He is gross. But I get the reaction.

[itsxrichiexbish]

Yea what a weirdo that fan was...Adam Levine hasn't been stalkable since like 5 years ago..... Psychooooo

[MyLittlePopstar]

He’s such a d-bag. The fan is wrong, and I get him being scared/freaked out at first. But the way he acts so disgusted by her like he’s too good to be touched by a fan is gross, get over yourself. I’ve thought he’s a dbag for years and this just solidifies it even more. 

[Brat]

[Turogue]

I understand his reaction but I still can't stand him and damn he really can't sing.

[bas che]

On 10/27/2021 at 1:41 AM, boyinthemirror said:

To me his career is far from a big feat. The longevity was there but what else can you expect when you tried so hard to fit the mold of mainstream music. His band is known as the biggest sellout among bands of all time.

Like philosopher Furtado said, all good things come to an end. Chart success always ends, that doesn't mean much. But that's all that Maroon 5 had. Their music is not good and hasn't been good in a loooooooooong time. Their debut album is widely known as their best work, and it's been 20 years from that. Isn't that sad? What will be their legacy? Are new artists citing them as an influence? Did they make a difference?

Probably not many groups will match their commercial performance, but most will have a bigger legacy than them. He should try humility and not being a jerk to people.

It may not sound good to you and I but it sure does sound good to many others if we just go by the numbers. And if we talk about critical acclaim, every era of theirs landed them awards here and their (the legitimacy of awards translating into being actually good music is a totally different topic).

M5 has been the most versatile out all acts in the last two decades by adapting their sound to what’s current. Following trends may be frowned upon here... but elsewhere other people see this kind of adaptability as a feat. To each their own, I guess.

[dran]

I understand the reaction.... but he didn't have to push the mic stand over.. lol

[boyinthemirror]

43 minutes ago, bas che said:

It may not sound good to you and I but it sure does sound good to many others if we just go by the numbers. And if we talk about critical acclaim, every era of theirs landed them awards here and their (the legitimacy of awards translating into being actually good music is a totally different topic).

M5 has been the most versatile out all acts in the last two decades by adapting their sound to what’s current. Following trends may be frowned upon here... but elsewhere other people see this kind of adaptability as a feat. To each their own, I guess.

You're right. I guess I'm entitled to my opinion I don't know how following trends is perceived her, but when you're such an established artist you should have an identity. I think Adam's voice has been carrying what's left of that...

[Bunkywoo]

On 10/27/2021 at 12:43 PM, MyLittlePopstar said:

He’s such a d-bag. The fan is wrong, and I get him being scared/freaked out at first. But the way he acts so disgusted by her like he’s too good to be touched by a fan is gross, get over yourself. I’ve thought he’s a dbag for years and this just solidifies it even more. 

At first before seeing it .. I thought what a stupid move for a fan.  Just enjoy the show yet obsessed fans are a part of what goes with being a celebrity.. she should  have just watched . Then I saw the clip and thought. Adam is a d-bag . Hope fans see he’s just a diva who needs to get over himself. He seems like a jerk. 

[Justin Woodpond]

In fairness, he didn’t look scared at all, just pissed off.

I guess it’s like you are working away (in front of your computer) and a woman jumps on top of you, you’d also be irate. 

A hot dude, now that’s a different story.

[MissSpearsSaysSo]

Covid or not whatever, just don’t be jumping up on stage ever at all. It can be incredibly frightening and bewildering for the artist. But my question is, how do they get So Close up? Like that guy who got right next to Britney on stage at the Circus Tour..     
 

I don’t care how excited or entitled a fan is, that never gives them the right to cross a boundary and invade the performance space. And it can completely ruin performing for the artist and make them lose trust in the audience. That’s not good..     

[Danielle1987]

Despite people being conditioned to be terrified of germs - personal space is a huge thing...that might piss me off, too. 

[ElToxico]

On 10/27/2021 at 8:37 PM, Henry M. Torres said:

Are you guys really mad at him because of that?

This isn't a normal behavior that someone suddenly touches you, hugs you etc. You guys are scaring me with your comments. What if she touched his private parts or wanted to hurt him

If he acted differently, everyone would jump on stage to get a hug.

His reaction was totally normal

I understand the fan was wrong, but the DISGUST on his reaction speaks volumes. This is how a nice human reacts to a fan on stage:

 

[FullyDattAndDatt3full]

you all expect Adam to be yours as Eve's

[FullyDattAndDatt3full]

no Adam didn't thank this fan on this one