Bebe Rexha Issues Stern Warning to Concertgoers in Wisconsin

Bebe Rexha is making it clear that throwing items will simply not be tolerated at her concerts.

During a recent performance, the pop singer was forced to stop mid-show twice, according to attendees who shared footage via social media, issuing warnings to fans who insisted on pelting items toward her on-stage at the event.

In a TikTok video uploaded by a fan on Sunday, June 2, from Green Bay, Wis., the "I'm Good" songstress can be seen on stage rocking a black figure-hugging bodysuit with a waist harness belt-like accessory and matching combat boots.

The clip shows her halting the concert to address the perp, cautioning, "Or if you want to hit me in the face, I had to press charges to the other guy; I would love to become richer," as the crowd burst into applause.

She further clarified, "But I'm not inviting that, please, I'm just joking—it was a joke."

As the snippet continued, a young man was placed in handcuffs and escorted out of the venue, as the 34-year-old musician apologized to the rest of her fans.

"I love you, I'm sorry... I'm sorry guys," she said, preparing to restart the song that was interrupted. "I think we should do it from the top!" she exclaimed, gaining an elated reaction from supportive audience members.

Rexha's situation is the latest incident in an ongoing saga of people throwing things onto stage during concerts, sometimes even injuring the artists.

Last year, the "In the Name of Love" songstress required stitches in her face after being hit with a cell phone while performing a show in New York City in June.

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