Singer Noah Kahan has taken to social media to express his dismay over fans wearing nappies to his concerts.
In a bid to be at the front of the crowd, some die-hard fans have resorted to using nappies so they don't have to leave their spot in the audience to go to the toilet.
Kahan tweeted a plea to fans, saying: 'If you have to poop at a show, please dear god just go to the bathroom.' He emphasized that he understands the occasional mishap, but fans' willingness to wear nappies is 'horrific'.
The singer also shared a personal experience, revealing that he had pooped his pants onstage in Charlottesville, but that was because he was dedicated to his craft.
His comments came after disturbing footage from his Friday night show in Philadelphia surfaced, which appeared to show human faeces on the floor under an empty seat.
A fan claimed to have seen someone picking pieces of poop out of their butt and putting them on the floor, sparking outrage and concern about the trend of wearing nappies at concerts.
Kahan's comments are not the first time he has been forced to address fan behavior. Recently, he begged fans to stop stealing a road sign mentioned in one of his songs, calling it a 'total disrespect' to the people who live on that road.
The singer has been on a sold-out world tour, and his comments have sparked a debate about the etiquette of wearing nappies at concerts.
Some fans have defended the practice, saying that tickets are pricey and they want to maximize their experience. However, others have expressed disgust and embarrassment at the trend.
Kahan's plea to fans is a reminder that there are limits to what is acceptable behavior at concerts. Fans are encouraged to use restrooms and respect the venue and other attendees.
The incident highlights the need for a more considerate and respectful approach to concert-going.
