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Moment Megan Moroney abruptly cuts music to call for security as she spots fan in need of help mid concert
By Maanya Sachdeva,
8 hours ago
MEGAN Moroney stopped one of her recent UK shows after the country music star noticed a fan in need of help.
Megan, 26, abruptly cut the music and called for security after the singer a concertgoer at her show in Birmingham reportedly passed out in the crowd.
Megan Moroney performs onstage during the 2024 CMA Music festival at Nissan Stadium on June 09, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee Credit: Getty
“Can we get security over here? Clear a path please?" Megan can be heard saying, in a clip from the show that was shared on TikTok.
"We’re gonna stop the show until I get thumbs up, take your time," she addressed members of the security team.
According to a fan on TikTok, who was present for the show, medics were reportedly called to assist a woman who had "passed out" in the audience.
The comment read, "The woman behind us passed out in the middle of the crowd, it was hard to get there [sic] attention from where we were, so she stopped the show, thank god she did."
After a brief interlude for the medical team to help the fan, Megan continued her performance on Tuesday, September 10.
BAD BEHAVIOR
Megan's show in Birmingham was disrupted after an unruly attendee threw a baseball cap at her, while she was singing her hit 28th of June.
Megan flinched when the cap hit her and looked visibly upset, but did not immediately call the rowdy fan out.
However, Megan flipped them off as they were being escorted out of the live music venue during her performance of Hope You're Happy.
The incident was filmed and shared on the official TikTok account for Big1Country, with the title, "Watch Megan Moroney Flip Off Birmingham Crowd!!"
The singer objected to the caption in the comments section, calling the account out for not including proper context.
"A guy threw a hat at me & it scared the hell out of me," Megan wrote.
"I gave a [middle finger] when he was getting kicked out & continued to be obnoxious. Hope this helps!" she added.
Fans expressed their support for Megan, with her comment receiving over 1,300 likes on TikTok.
Defending Megan's actions, one fan wrote, "Yeah I’d be fuming if I just had a cap throw at me on stage. People should be ashamed of themselves."
Another person declared Megan showing the middle finger was "warranted," while a third person added "fix the caption [because] it's misleading."
MEGAN AND MORGAN'S AFFAIR
Earlier this year, Megan addressed rumors about dating controversial country music star Morgan Wallen during an episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast.
When host Alex Cooper asked whether Megan had ever dated Morgan, the singer replied, "Not exclusively."
However, Megan declined to reveal whether her hit song Tennessee Orange was about Morgan, as fans had previously speculated.
"I won't say who my songs are about ever," Megan said, before adding, "well, I'll never name names."
The country music stars were first linked together in September 2022, after the release of Tennessee Orange.
Fans quickly pointed out several lyrical references to Morgan on the song, including "I met somebody and he's got blue eyes."
The song also suggested Megan's beau wasn't from her hometown of Savannah, Georgia, when she revealed, "He ain't from where we're from."
"In Georgia, they call it a sin / I'm wearing Tennessee orange for him," Megan sang.
Megan Moroney performs during the 2024 Stagecoach Festival at Empire Polo Club on April 28, 2024 in Indio, California. Credit: GettyMegan Moroney attends the 2024 Country Music Television (CMT) Awards at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, on April 7, 2024 Credit: AFP
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