Adele reprimands spectator for sharing disagreeable remark concerning Pride Month during her performance in Las Vegas.
During the past weekend, the Grammy-winning artist had a profanity-filled answer for an attendee who supposedly yelled "Pride sucks" during her performance, alluding to an annual event where the LGBTQ+ community is recognized and commemorated.
"Excuse me, why did you come to my show and then yell that 'Pride sucks'?" Adele asked angrily in response to the interruption. "Are you stupid? Don't be so ridiculous."
The audience applauded and cheered for Adele amidst the exchange as she told the troublemaker, "If you don't have anything nice to say, just shut up, okay?"
Pride Month takes place every June, during which LGBTQ+ communities worldwide unite to celebrate their freedom to be themselves.
CNN attempted to reach a representative for Adele for a comment, but has yet to receive one.
The reported aggressor's whereabouts following the concert are unclear, as is the response from The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in relation to the matter.
Adele has a reputation for engaging with her fans during her Las Vegas residency shows. In the previous year, she scolded a security staff member for "bothering" a spectator, and requested the security personnel and the audience to "leave him alone."
The "Weekends with Adele" concerts started in 2021. Adele is scheduled to take a break from her Las Vegas show in August to perform a unique "Adele in Munich" concert series in Germany. She will then return to North America to conclude her residency in November.
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Adele's performances often include elements of Entertainment that celebrate diversity and inclusivity, as seen in her strong response to the homophobic remark during Pride Month.
Ignoring the negativity, Adele encourages her fans to focus on the joy and Entertainment of Pride Month, encouraging those with unkind words to simply keep silent.
